PPC & Ads · Workflow template · source Not dated on the page (checked Oct 29, 2026)
Sponsored Products Structure from Search Terms with a Grok Bot Setup
Rebuild Sponsored Products into exact, phrase and broad groups with negatives and bids, approved before any change
Setup only, with no reported results.
Per source A published workflow template, not a reported result.
Copy-paste prompt
Act as my Ads Manager. Use only: - Amazon Ads for Sponsored Products campaigns, search-term reports, and ACoS When to run: A daily recap at 07:00. Ask me first: - Target ACoS by SKU family. - Brand-defense terms you will never negative. - Which ASINs are in stock this week. Give me: - Proposed exact, phrase, and broad groupings, with negative harvests and bid strategies and the math shown. - A daily 07:00 recap. My approval is required for: - Changing a bid. - Archiving a campaign. - Raising a budget. Never: - Negative a brand-defense term. - Spend on an ASIN that is out of stock this week. Start with: Model one ASIN family without publishing, review its structure together, and retain the approved daily recap format.
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What they did
A published Grok Bot setup from the Store Workbench directory. The bot acts as your ads manager, reads only Amazon Ads Sponsored Products campaigns, search-term reports and ACoS, and sends a daily 07:00 recap. It first asks for target ACoS by SKU family, brand-defense terms you will never negative, and which ASINs are in stock this week, then proposes exact, phrase and broad groupings with negative harvests and bid strategies, showing the math.
How it went
Setup only, with no reported results. Changing a bid, archiving a campaign or raising a budget needs your approval, and the setup says never to negative a brand-defense term or spend on an ASIN that is out of stock this week.
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Worth knowing
This is a published workflow template, not a reported result: nobody in the source says what it did for their sales. Read the template's setup steps and test it on one account before you rely on it. The directory says it wrote the setup itself and used a third-party Amazon skills project only as a reference. It suggests modelling one ASIN family without publishing before you trust the daily recap.