Create Hundreds of Amazon Campaigns in One Click: Automated Keyword Harvesting, Competitor Offense & Brand Defense with AiHello
One-Click Campaign Creation for Multiple Products (with Auto Keyword Harvesting, Competitor Targeting & Brand Defense)
TL;DR: Stop building campaigns one by one. With AiHello, you can select many products, pick multiple marketplaces, set a target ACOS and budget, and launch complete campaign sets: Performance Max-style, Brand Defense, Competitor Offense, or Custom in seconds. Keywords, competitor ASINs, and defensive targets are automatically generated and maintained by AutoPilot.
Index
- Why this matters
- What you can launch in one click
- Prerequisites
- Step-by-step: Launch at scale
- Step 1 Select products
- Step 2 Pick your campaign format
- Step 3 Set target ACOS & budgets
- Step 4 (Optional) Advanced settings
- Step 5 Nexus: choose marketplaces
- Step 6 Launch
- How the automation works (keywords, competitors, defense)
- Manual overrides (and when to avoid them)
- Scale math: what “one click” really means
- Best practices & guardrails
- FAQ
Why this matters
Launching campaigns for tens or hundreds of products the old way is a productivity tax. Keyword research, competitor mapping, brand defense, budgets, naming, placements that repeat that across multiple marketplaces and you’re burning days. AiHello compresses that into a single workflow: pick products, pick marketplaces, set strategy, launch. AutoPilot then keeps tuning bids and harvesting terms so performance doesn’t decay after week one.
What you can launch in one click
- Performance Max (All-in-One Targeting) : A bundled setup that covers the major targeting types so you can “cover the field” fast.
- Brand Defense" Protect your branded queries and product pages so competitors don’t siphon your demand.
- Competitor Offense" Systematically target competitor ASINs and adjacent terms where you can win.
- Custom: Hand-pick the mix of targeting types; AiHello still assists with target ACOS and budget suggestions based on historical data.
Most brands start with Performance Max or Custom, then layer Defense and Offense based on margin and share-of-voice goals.
Prerequisites
- Connect your Amazon profile to AiHello (so we can read historical performance and push campaigns).
- Ensure your products (ASINs) are active and eligible in each marketplace you plan to target.
- Know your target ACOS range and a sensible per-campaign budget floor (AiHello will suggest both, but it helps to have a guardrail).
Step-by-step: Launch at scale
Step 1 Select products
From your AiHello profile, open the Campaigns page and click Create Campaign. Select one, many, or all products you want to launch. Bulk selection is supported.
Step 2 Pick your campaign format
Choose from Performance Max, Brand Defense, Competitor Offense, or Custom. If you aren’t sure, start with Performance Max for maximum coverage, then add Defense/Offense once you see traction.
Step 3 Set target ACOS & budgets
AiHello automatically proposes a target ACOS for each product based on historical sales and margins (when available) and recommends a per-campaign budget. If you set a very aggressive (low) ACOS, AiHello will warn you if that’s likely to choke traffic. You can accept, nudge, or override these values.
Example: set a $10/day starting budget to spread risk across many new campaigns, then let AutoPilot reallocate via performance.
Step 4 (Optional) Advanced settings
- Placement boosts : Top of Search and Product Pages boosts are calculated automatically; override them if you have a strong POV for a product line.
- Naming conventions : Compose campaign names using tokens like a custom prefix, ASIN, and ad type to keep everything organized.
- Portfolio : Assign new campaigns to an existing or new portfolio for clean budget control.
Step 5 (Optional) : Nexus: choose marketplaces
Toggle the Nexus option to deploy the same product set across multiple marketplaces (e.g., US, UK, CA). AiHello adapts keywords and ASIN targeting per marketplace, so you don’t need separate research.
Step 6 : Launch
Click Launch Campaigns. AiHello queues the builds and pushes them live via Amazon’s API, rolling out your complete structure. That’s it.
How the automation works (keywords, competitors, defense)
Automated Keyword Harvesting
AutoPilot continuously discovers, scores, and adds new search terms while trimming losers. It also moves winners to proper match types so you don’t bleed budget in the wrong buckets.
Automated Competitor Targeting (ASIN Targets)
AiHello identifies high-value competitor ASINs for each product and builds Competitor Offense campaigns that stalk them where they convert. As signals change, the target set updates automatically.
Automated Brand Defense
Protect your branded search terms and product pages with defensive campaigns so rivals can’t buy your own demand. Defense is tuned to be efficient and is maintained alongside harvesting.
Manual overrides (and when to avoid them)
You can pre-seed keywords or competitor ASINs during creation. When you do, AiHello respects your inputs and won’t add its automatic list for those fields. Our recommendation: leave them empty on day one so AutoPilot can learn broadly, then surgically pin or exclude terms later if your brand has hard rules.
Scale math: what “one click” really means
Let’s say you’re launching 20 products with 8 campaign types each across 5 marketplaces. That’s 20 × 8 × 5 = 800 campaigns created from a single action and each with keyword harvesting, competitor ASIN targeting, and defense configured. AiHello handles the sequencing and push so you don’t have to babysit rollouts.
Best practices & guardrails
- Start sensible, scale smart: Use conservative starting budgets across many campaigns; let AutoPilot concentrate spend where ROAS shows up.
- Don’t over-constrain ACOS on day one: Ultra-low targets can suffocate learning. Aim for a learning ACOS, then ratchet down.
- Name cleanly: Adopt naming tokens (Brand-Line-ASIN-Type) so reporting and bulk edits are painless.
- Portfolio discipline: Group by objective (Prospecting, Defense, Offense) so budget shifts are intentional.
- Iterate weekly, not hourly: Let the system accumulate signal before you judge a new structure.
FAQ
Can I set different target ACOS per product?
Yes. AiHello proposes per-product targets based on history. You can override them individually or in bulk.
What about Top of Search and Product Page multipliers?
AiHello auto-calculates sensible boosts. Override if you have data showing a specific placement wins for a product line.
Can I launch to multiple marketplaces at once?
Yes, use Nexus. Keywords, competitor ASINs, and budgets adapt to each marketplace automatically.
Should I pre-load my own keywords?
Only if you must enforce a strict list. Otherwise, let AutoPilot harvest broadly and prune. You can layer rules later.
Final take
If you’re still building campaigns by hand, you’re leaving growth on the floor. One-click creation plus continuous harvesting and targeting is the new baseline. Launch big, learn fast, and let AiHello’s AutoPilot do the boring, relentless tuning that compounds over time.
Ready to roll out? Open Create Campaign, select your products, set your targets, choose marketplaces, and hit Launch. The rest is automated. https://www.aihello.com/resources/blog/one-click-campaign-creator-for-amazon-ppc/
