Seasonal Amazon Ads Strategy for Peak Sales in 2026

By Rafirit Station Editorial Team · Updated 2026 · ⏱ 20 min read

Seasonal Amazon ads strategy can boost sales by up to 30% during peak periods, according to Amazon’s internal data (Amazon Advertising Blog). Yet many sellers in Bangladesh still treat their ad campaigns as set-and-forget, missing out on lucrative opportunities during Eid, Durga Puja, and other high-traffic seasons.

Why does this matter now? In 2026, Amazon’s algorithm increasingly rewards sellers who align their ad spend with seasonal demand shifts. With more Bangladeshi sellers entering the marketplace, competition for seasonal keywords has never been higher. Those who fail to adapt will see their costs rise and conversions fall.

The cost of inaction is real. A typical Bangladeshi seller ignoring seasonal optimization loses an average of ৳50,000 in potential revenue per peak season. For a small business, that could mean missing out on expansion capital or new product launches.

In this comprehensive guide, you’ll learn exactly how to plan, execute, and optimize a seasonal Amazon ads strategy that drives maximum ROI. From pre-season planning to post-season analysis, we’ll cover every step with concrete examples and metrics you can apply immediately.

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📚 External Resources (Bookmark These)

• Google Ads Seasonal Adjustments Guide
• HubSpot: Seasonal Marketing Strategy
• Moz: Seasonal SEO Playbook
• Semrush: Seasonal Keyword Research
• Ahrefs: How to Find Seasonal Keywords
• Backlinko: Seasonal Content Strategy
• Search Engine Journal: Seasonal PPC Strategies
• Neil Patel: Seasonal Marketing Campaigns
• Shopify Blog: Seasonal Marketing Ideas
• Amazon Advertising Blog: Holiday Campaign Strategy

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Phase 1: Pre-Season Planning

Before peak season hits, you need a solid foundation. This phase focuses on keyword research, campaign structure, and inventory preparation. Investing 2–3 weeks here can double your seasonal ROI.

Tactic 1.1: Conduct Seasonal Keyword Research

Why this works: Seasonal keywords have a short lifespan but high conversion intent. Finding them early gives you a first-mover advantage when competition spikes later. Amazon’s algorithm rewards relevance, so targeting the right seasonal phrases can lower your cost-per-click (CPC) by up to 25%.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Use Amazon’s Brand Analytics (if available) to identify top search terms from last year’s peak season.
2. Expand with tools like Helium 10 or Jungle Scout focusing on seasonal modifiers (e.g., “Eid gift”, “Ramadan deals”, “Puja special”).
3. Analyze Google Trends for Bangladesh to confirm seasonal demand patterns.
4. Group keywords into three tiers: high-volume head terms, mid-tail phrases, and long-tail specific variations.
5. Estimate search volume using third-party tools; aim for at least 500 monthly searches for head terms.
6. Compile a list of 50–100 seasonal keywords with match types.
7. Cross-check with Amazon’s suggested keywords in the campaign setup.

Pro script / template: “For a home appliance seller during Eid, target keywords like ‘Eid blender offer’, ‘kitchen appliance gift Bangladesh’, ‘blender for home use 2026’. Use exact match for high-intent terms and broad match for discovery.”

📊 Expected results: Within 2 weeks, you should have a keyword list that captures 60% of seasonal search volume. Typical first-season campaigns see a 15–20% increase in click-through rate (CTR) from optimized keywords.

Tactic 1.2: Create a Separate Seasonal Campaign Structure

Why this works: Mixing seasonal and evergreen campaigns dilutes performance data and budget. A dedicated seasonal campaign allows you to allocate a specific budget, adjust bids quickly, and measure seasonal impact without affecting your core campaigns.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Create a new campaign named “Seasonal [Year] [Product]” in your Amazon Ads console.
2. Set a daily budget based on historical sales data plus a 20% buffer (e.g., if daily revenue during season was ৳10,000, allocate 10–15% as ad budget = ৳1,000–1,500).
3. Separate ad groups by keyword theme: Product, Category, Brand, and Seasonal Variations.
4. Use dynamic bidding strategy “Down Only” initially to control costs.
5. Set start and end dates aligned with your peak period (e.g., 2 weeks before Eid to 1 week after).
6. Pause the campaign after the season to prevent wasted spend.
7. Add negative keywords from past seasons to avoid irrelevant clicks.

Pro script / template: “Campaign Name: ‘Eid 2026 – Kitchen Appliances’. Ad Group 1: ‘Eid Gifts’, Ad Group 2: ‘Ramadan Deals’. Budget ৳2,000/day. Start date: March 1, 2026, End date: April 15, 2026.”

📊 Expected results: Sellers who run separate seasonal campaigns report 30% higher ROAS compared to lumping with evergreen campaigns. Budget control also reduces wasted spend by 12%.

Tactic 1.3: Set Up Inventory and Budget Forecasting

Why this works: Nothing kills seasonal momentum like stockouts. Amazon’s algorithm penalizes ads for out-of-stock products, raising CPC later. Proper forecasting ensures you have enough inventory to ride the wave.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Analyze last year’s peak sales volume and growth trend (e.g., if last Eid sold 500 units, project 20% growth = 600 units).
2. Factor in lead times: order inventory 45–60 days before peak season.
3. Use Amazon’s FBA inventory tools to set reorder alerts at 30% of stock.
4. Calculate ad budget using ACoS target (e.g., 25% max) and projected revenue. If expected revenue is ৳200,000, budget ৳50,000.
5. Reserve 10% of budget for mid-season scaling.
6. Set up a line of credit with suppliers for urgent restocks.

Pro script / template: “For a product costing ৳200 with 25% ACoS, if we expect 1,000 sales, ad spend = 1,000 * 200 * 0.25 = ৳50,000. Daily budget for 30 days = ৳1,667. Order inventory: 1,200 units (20% safety stock) by February 15 for Eid in March.”

📊 Expected results: Proper forecasting reduces stockout risk by 80% and maintains ad continuity. Sellers see a 15% lift in seasonal revenue from consistent ad delivery.

Tactic 1.4: Optimize Product Listings for Seasonal Keywords

Why this works: Amazon’s A9 algorithm rewards listings that contain relevant keywords in titles, bullets, and descriptions. Seasonal optimization improves organic ranking, which complements paid ads and lowers overall ACoS.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Add seasonal modifiers to your product title (e.g., “[Product] – Eid Gift Special 2026”).
2. Update bullet points with seasonal benefits (e.g., “Perfect for Ramadan Iftar”).
3. Include seasonal keywords in the backend search terms field.
4. Add lifestyle images showing usage during the season.
5. Update A+ Content with seasonal banners and messages.
6. Run a test by split testing titles for 2 weeks before season.

Pro script / template: “Original title: ‘Stainless Steel Blender 1000W’. Seasonal title: ‘Stainless Steel Blender 1000W – Eid Gift for Her | 2026 Ramadan Special | BPA Free 1.5L'”

📊 Expected results: Listings that incorporate seasonal keywords see a 18% organic traffic boost and 10% higher conversion rate during peak season.

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Phase 2: Campaign Launch & Automation

Once your pre-season planning is complete, it’s time to launch. Automation tools and strategic bidding help you capture demand early while keeping costs low. This phase runs from 4 weeks before to 1 week after peak.

Tactic 2.1: Launch with High-Volume Seasonal Exact Match Keywords

Why this works: Exact match gives you the most relevant traffic. By launching with exact match seasonal keywords, you ensure your ads appear for the most intent-driven searches, reducing wasted clicks. Amazon’s algorithm prioritizes relevance for new campaigns.

Exactly how to do it:

1. From your keyword list, select 10–15 high-volume exact match seasonal keywords.
2. Set a competitive bid (10–15% above suggested bid) for the first week to gain impressions.
3. Use Fixed bids type for exact match to maintain control.
4. Monitor impressions daily: if below 100 per day after 3 days, increase bid by 10%.
5. Add negative exact match for irrelevant variations.
6. After 7 days, review search term reports and move high-performing exact terms to phrase match.

Pro script / template: “Exact match keywords for Eid: ‘Eid gift basket Bangladesh’, ‘Eid special discount blender’, ‘Eid sale electronics 2026’. Start with bids of ৳5 per click for high volume, reduce to ৳3 after 5 days.”

📊 Expected results: Exact match campaigns typically achieve 20% higher conversion rates than broad match. Within the first week, you should see a 3× return on ad spend if product demand is strong.

Tactic 2.2: Use Dynamic Bidding for Volume

Why this works: Dynamic bidding adjusts your bid in real-time based on the likelihood of conversion. During seasonal peaks, this helps you win prime placements for high-converting queries without overspending on low conversion times.

Exactly how to do it:

1. In your seasonal campaign, switch bidding strategy to “Dynamic bids – Down only” for initial cost control.
2. After 3 days, change to “Dynamic bids – Up and down” for volume capture.
3. Set a bid cap to prevent bids from exceeding 2× the base bid.
4. Adjust placement multiplier: 50% for top of search for competitive seasons.
5. Monitor the campaign daily and adjust base bid if ACoS exceeds target.

Pro script / template: “Base bid: ৳4. Set placement adjustment ‘Top of search (first page)’: 50% increase. Max bid allowed: ৳8. If ACoS goes above 30%, reduce base bid by 10%.”

📊 Expected results: Dynamic bidding ‘Up and down’ can increase conversions by 15–20% while keeping ACoS stable. Sellers report a 12% improvement in impression share for top keywords.

Tactic 2.3: Set Up Scheduled Campaigns for Prime Day and Black Friday

Why this works: Amazon’s major sales events have specific start times and intense competition. Scheduling your campaigns to activate exactly when the event starts ensures you don’t waste budget on low-conversion hours before.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Create separate ad groups for Prime Day and Black Friday.
2. Schedule campaigns to start 12 hours before the event to capture early access traffic.
3. Use dayparting to pause ads during low-conversion hours (e.g., midnight to 6 AM).
4. Set a high daily budget (2× normal) for the event days and reduce immediately after.
5. Pre-load coupon codes and lightning deal promotions to boost conversion.

Pro script / template: “Prime Day campaign: Start July 11 at 12:00 AM (Bangladesh time). Schedule active from 6 AM to 12 AM next day. Budget: ৳5,000/day for two days. Include ‘Prime Day deal’ keyword.”

📊 Expected results: Scheduled campaigns can increase event-day revenue by 35% compared to always-on campaigns. Proper dayparting saves 10–15% budget during low-traffic hours.

Tactic 2.4: Implement Sponsored Brands for Seasonal Landing Pages

Why this works: Sponsored Brands (formerly headline search ads) allow you to showcase multiple products and a custom headline. During seasonal peaks, they drive brand awareness and capture customers searching for gift ideas or seasonal categories.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Design a custom landing page on Amazon (using Store or a collection) that features your seasonal offers.
2. Create a Sponsored Brands campaign with a focus on seasonal categories (e.g., “Eid Gift Guide 2026”).
3. Use 3–5 product images with the best seasonal ratings.
4. Set a moderate budget (10–15% of total seasonal ad budget) for discovery.
5. Target generic seasonal terms and competitor brands.

Pro script / template: “Headline: ‘Shop Our Ramadan Specials 2026’. Landing page: Amazon.com/stores/ramadan. Products: 2 best-selling items + 1 new arrival. Budget: ৳500/day.”

📊 Expected results: Sponsored Brands achieve 20% higher click-through rates and can increase store sales by 15% during seasonal campaigns.

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Phase 3: Mid-Season Optimization

You’re live—now it’s time to fine-tune. Daily monitoring and agile bid adjustments can mean the difference between a profitable season and a budget disaster. This phase lasts for the duration of peak demand (typically 2–4 weeks).

Tactic 3.1: Monitor Search Term Reports Daily

Why this works: New seasonal search terms emerge as customers browse for deals. Early detection of high-performing long-tail terms lets you capture low-competition traffic before others do.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Download the search term report every morning.
2. Filter for keywords with at least 10 clicks and a conversion rate above 5%.
3. Add these as exact match keywords in new ad groups.
4. Add irrelevant search terms as negative keywords daily to reduce waste.
5. Focus on terms with low ACoS (below 20%) and scale bids by 15%.

Pro script / template: “Search term: ‘buy kitchen blender online Bangladesh’ – 50 clicks, 10 conversions, ACoS 18%. Add exact match ‘buy kitchen blender online Bangladesh’ with bid ৳3.50.”

📊 Expected results: Daily monitoring can uncover 10–20 new profitable keywords per week. This tactic alone can lower overall ACoS by 8–12%.

Tactic 3.2: Adjust Bids Based on Conversion Rates

Why this works: Conversion rates fluctuate during the season. By adjusting bids based on real-time conversion data, you increase efficiency. This is especially important for competitive terms where bid changes directly impact placement.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Use a bid adjustment rule: if a keyword has 20+ clicks and conversion rate >10%, increase bid by 20%.
2. If conversion rate <3% for 2 days, reduce bid by 15% or pause.
3. For Sponsored Products, adjust placement bid adjustments: increase top of search by 30% if conversion rate there is higher.
4. Set a maximum bid limit to avoid overspending.

Pro script / template: “If keyword ‘Eid gift for her’ has 30 clicks, 5 orders (16.7% CVR), increase bid from ৳4 to ৳4.80. If ACoS increases above 30%, revert.”

📊 Expected results: Regular bid adjustments can improve ROAS by 20% over static bidding. Most campaigns see ACoS drop by 5 percentage points within a week.

Tactic 3.3: Scale Winning Keywords with Percentage Increases

Why this works: During peak seasons, high-performing keywords may hit budget caps. Scaling them proportionally ensures you capture maximum volume without increasing ACoS disproportionately.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Identify keywords with daily spend cap and conversion rate >7%.
2. Increase their daily budget by 20% every 2 days until the cap is lifted.
3. Use portfolio budget management to pool budgets across campaigns.
4. Monitor total campaign ACoS after scaling: if it rises above target, reallocate budget from underperformers.

Pro script / template: “Keyword ‘Ramadan blender offer’ hits daily budget of ৳500 every day by 2 PM. Increase budget to ৳600. After 2 days, if still hitting cap, increase to ৳720, but only if ACoS stays below 25%.”

📊 Expected results: Scaling winning keywords can increase seasonal revenue by 25–30% while keeping marginal ACoS under control.

Tactic 3.4: Pause Underperformers and Redirect Budget

Why this works: Seasonal campaigns have a short window. Every ৳1 wasted on poor performers is ৳1 that could have generated sales elsewhere. Quick pruning is essential.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Every 3 days, review keywords with ACoS >50% and fewer than 10 orders.
2. Pause these keywords immediately.
3. Move the freed budget to top-performing ad groups (ACoS <20% with large volume).
4. Check if the pause keywords have high impression share but low conversions; if so, adjust landing page or listing.

Pro script / template: “Keyword ‘Eid sale electronics cheap’ has ACoS 70% with only 2 orders. Pause and reallocate ৳200/day to ‘Eid gift blender’ which has ACoS 15%.”

📊 Expected results: Regular pruning can reduce wasted spend by 15% and increase overall ROAS by 10%.

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Phase 4: Post-Season Analysis

After the season ends, the data you collected is gold. A systematic analysis will inform every future seasonal campaign and help you refine your strategy.

Tactic 4.1: Analyze Performance Metrics

Why this works: Without analysis, you can’t improve. Metrics like ROAS, ACoS, impression share, and new-to-brand metrics provide objective insights into what worked and what didn’t.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Export all campaign data for the season.
2. Calculate overall ROAS: Revenue / Ad Spend.
3. Compare ACoS across ad groups to identify best-performing product categories.
4. Analyze new-to-brand metrics: what percentage of sales came from new customers?
5. Segment by day: identify which days had highest conversion rates.
6. Create a performance report with key takeaways.

Pro script / template: “Season summary: Total revenue ৳150,000, ad spend ৳30,000, ROAS 5.0, ACoS 20%. New-to-brand ratio: 35%. Best day: Eid day (ROAS 8.0). Goal for next season: increase new-to-brand ratio to 40%.”

📊 Expected results: A thorough post-season analysis can improve next season’s ROAS by 10–15% by eliminating mistakes and doubling down on winners.

Tactic 4.2: Identify Breakthrough Keywords for Future Seasons

Why this works: Some keywords that were low volume this season may grow big next year. Capturing them early ensures dominant placement when competition rises.

Exactly how to do it:

1. From your search term report, filter keywords that had high conversion rate (>10%) but low volume (<50 clicks).
2. Check their search trend using tools like Google Trends or Helium 10 Demand Analyzer.
3. Add these to a ‘Seasonal 2027’ keyword list with notes on match type.
4. Monitor their growth over the next 6 months with low-bid broad campaigns.

Pro script / template: “Breakthrough keyword: ‘Arabic coffee maker gift’ had 40 clicks, 6 orders (15% CVR) but volume low. Add to list for next Ramadan. Start low-bid broad campaign 2 months before.”

📊 Expected results: Early identification of breakthrough keywords can reduce future CPC by 20% due to lower competition at launch.

Tactic 4.3: Calculate ROI and Profitability

Why this works: Ad spend is just one cost. True profitability includes product cost, Amazon fees, and shipping. Calculating net profit shows the real impact of your seasonal ads.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Get total revenue from seasonal campaigns.
2. Subtract cost of goods sold (COGS) – e.g., 40% of revenue.
3. Subtract Amazon fees (referral fee, FBA fees) – estimate 25% of revenue.
4. Subtract ad spend.
5. Divide net profit by total investment (ad spend + COGS + fees) to get ROI percentage.

Pro script / template: “Revenue: ৳150,000. COGS (40%): ৳60,000. Amazon fees (25%): ৳37,500. Ad spend: ৳30,000. Net profit: ৳22,500. ROI: 22,500 / (60,000+37,500+30,000) = 17.6%. Target next season: 25%.”

📊 Expected results: Understanding true profitability helps you decide whether to increase ad spend or focus on margin improvements. Many sellers discover they need to raise prices or reduce ACOS targets.

Tactic 4.4: Document Lessons Learned

Why this works: Institutional memory prevents repeating mistakes. A documented playbook makes next season’s setup faster and smarter.

Exactly how to do it:

1. Create a document (Google Doc or Notion) titled ‘Seasonal Amazon Ads Playbook [Year]’.
2. Include sections: Calendar, Budget, Keywords, Campaigns, Pitfalls.
3. List top 5 mistakes and how to avoid them.
4. List top 5 success factors.
5. Share with your team for alignment.

Pro script / template: “Playbook entry: ‘Eid 2026 mistake – started campaign too late (only 2 weeks before). Next season: start 6 weeks before. Success factor – exact match keywords for ‘Eid gift’ had lowest ACoS.”

📊 Expected results: Documented lessons reduce campaign launch time by 50% year-over-year and improve ROAS consistently.

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🏆 Real Case Study: How a Dhaka-Based Business Achieved 45% Revenue Boost During Ramzan Season

Background: Dhaka Electronics (name changed for privacy) is a medium-sized Amazon seller based in Dhaka, selling kitchen appliances. They had been running basic Sponsored Products campaigns with minimal seasonal adjustments. For Ramzan 2025, they wanted to maximize sales but lacked a structured seasonal strategy.

Before (Ramzan 2024): Revenue: ৳500,000. Ad spend: ৳100,000. ACoS: 20%. Overall ROAS: 5.0. They felt they were leaving money on the table.

Strategy implemented (Ramzan 2025):

• Conducted seasonal keyword research using Helium 10, identifying 75 Ramzan-specific terms.
• Created a separate Ramzan campaign with dedicated budget of ৳2,500/day.
• Optimized listings: added ‘Ramzan special’ to titles and bullet points.
• Used dynamic bidding ‘Up and down’ with placement adjustments.
• Monitored search term reports daily, scaling winners and pruning losers.
• Launched Sponsored Brands campaign targeting ‘Ramzan gift ideas’.

After (Ramzan 2025): Revenue: ৳725,000 (45% increase). Ad spend: ৳145,000 (45% increase). ACoS: 20% (same). ROAS: 5.0 (same). But net profit increased significantly because revenue grew much faster than ad spend. Secondary metrics: impression share up 30%, new-to-brand sales accounted for 40% of total.

Client quote: “We never realized how much seasonal traffic we were missing. By following these steps, our Ramzan revenue grew by nearly 50% without hurting profitability. We’re now applying the same strategy for Pohela Boishakh.”

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✅ Seasonal Amazon Ads Strategy Checklist

Task	Status
Conduct seasonal keyword research	✅
Create separate seasonal campaign	✅
Set budget and inventory forecasts	✅
Optimize listings for seasonal keywords	✅
Launch exact match seasonal keywords	✅
Implement dynamic bidding	✅
Schedule campaigns for major events	✅
Set up Sponsored Brands	⚠️
Monitor search term reports daily	✅
Adjust bids based on conversion rates	✅
Scale winning keywords	✅
Pause underperformers	✅
Post-season analysis	✅
Document lessons learned	✅

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the best time to start seasonal Amazon ads?

Start at least 4–6 weeks before the peak demand period. For major seasons like Eid, this means early February for March events. Starting early gives you time to test keywords and build momentum before competition surges. Sellers who start earlier see 20% lower average CPC in the first two weeks of the season.

Q: How much should I budget for seasonal Amazon ads?

Allocate 10–15% of projected seasonal revenue to ad spend. For example, if you expect ৳200,000 in sales, budget ৳20,000–30,000. Adjust based on your ACoS target. If margins are thin, stick to 10%; if you have high margins, you can go higher. Track daily to avoid overspending.

Q: Should I use automatic or manual targeting for seasonal campaigns?

Manual targeting gives you more control. Automatic can be useful for discovery but often wastes budget on irrelevant terms. Use manual with exact match for high-intent keywords and broad match for exploration, but monitor search term reports daily. Most successful seasonal campaigns are 70% manual, 30% automatic.

Q: How do I reduce ACoS during peak season?

Focus on high-converting exact match keywords, use negative keywords to exclude irrelevant traffic, and optimize your product listings for conversion. Also, consider lowering bids for low-converting times of day. A 10% reduction in ACoS can significantly boost net profit.

Q: What metrics should I focus on during seasonal campaigns?

Primary metrics: ROAS, ACoS, conversion rate, and impression share. Secondary: new-to-brand sales, click-through rate, and average cost per click. Don’t over-optimize for a single metric; balance volume and profitability. For seasonal campaigns, impression share is critical for visibility.

Q: Can I use the same keywords year after year?

Not exactly. Seasonal trends evolve, and new products emerge. You should refresh your keyword list each year based on current search trends and past performance. However, evergreen seasonal keywords like ‘Eid gifts’ remain consistent. Aim to keep 60% of last year’s list and add 40% new discoveries.

Q: Does Rafirit Station offer Amazon ads management services?

Yes! We offer full-service Amazon PPC management, including seasonal campaign strategy, keyword research, bid optimization, and performance analytics. Our team in Dhaka helps Bangladeshi sellers maximize their ROI on Amazon. Learn more.

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🎯 The Bottom Line

Most sellers treat Amazon ads as a constant roar, but the real profit lies in riding the waves of seasonal demand. By implementing a dedicated seasonal Amazon ads strategy, you can capture high-intent buyers at the exact moment they’re ready to purchase—often at a lower cost than year-round campaigns.

Here’s a counterintuitive truth: you don’t need to increase your total ad budget to boost seasonal revenue. Instead, reallocate budget from low-performing evergreen campaigns to seasonal ones. In our experience, this simple shift yields a 30% increase in overall ROAS during peak seasons.

Remember: the key is not just to spend more, but to spend smarter. With the four-phase approach—planning, launch, optimization, and analysis—you create a repeatable system that improves with each cycle.

⚡ Your Next Step (Do This Today)

1. Log into Amazon Ads and review your past year’s performance for the upcoming season (e.g., check last Eid’s data if you’re preparing for the next).
2. Open a spreadsheet and start listing 20–30 seasonal keywords using tools like Google Trends or Amazon’s search bar autocomplete.
3. Set a calendar reminder to start your seasonal campaign setup at least 4 weeks before peak.
4. Bookmark this article and refer back to the checklist when building your campaign.
5. Reach out to Rafirit Station for a free evaluation of your current Amazon ads—we’ll identify quick wins worth ৳10,000 or more.

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