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Hi there, welcome to AiHello AutoPilot.
My name is Linara and in this video I am going to give you a very quick overview of of what is AutoPilot, how it works, how it will help you succeed as an Amazon seller.
AutoPilot is an Amazon PPC Automation tool

First off lets start with the basics: whats AutoPilot?
AutoPilot is an amazon PPC automation that adjusts bids continuously in order to hit your target ACoS. The software not only optimizes your bids, it can also harvest and mine for keywords, transfer keywords from auto campaign to manual campaign, boost your placements and boost bids depending on the time of the day.

We will talk in much more detail about all of these features in our later videos so make sure you hit the subscribe button down below.

So coming back to the question of how it will help you
There are multiple ways AI based automation can help you. First and most important is that it will help you save time and money spent on managing your Amazon PPC ads.
AutoPilot will adjust your bids automatically and continuously to ensure that you hit the target ACoS. This not only saves you time but also money spent on Amazon Ads.

AutoPilot also help you increase your sales and revenues. This is done by a combination of keyword harvesting, linking campaigns and automated customer search term addition.
Once you have setup a campaign on AutoPilot, you can just lean back, take a breath and let our Automation handle it.

 
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