An Amazon marketing agency Orange County brands can actually sit down with.

There's no single sticker price. For context, published 2026 guides from SupplyKick and ALFI put flat Amazon retainers at roughly $1,500–$5,000 a month for small and mid-size brands and $5,000–$15,000+ for enterprise accounts, with percentage-of-ad-spend deals landing at 10–20% of spend. Brightwork scopes to your goals instead of a rate card: a refresh is priced as a project, ongoing work is a month-to-month retainer, and ad spend is always separate. Read the Orange County marketing cost guide for wider ranges, then we'll size something real on a free discovery call.

It depends on what's broken. Listing copy, images, and A+ content can start moving conversion rate within a couple of weeks, because you're changing what shoppers see the moment they land. Advertising needs 30–60 days of clean data before the numbers mean anything. A full brand refresh, meaning new creative, new storefront, and a new campaign structure, is usually a 60–90 day build with results reading over the quarter after. I won't promise a ranking or a revenue number. I'll tell you what I'm changing, why, and what should move first.

Mostly 3P: Seller Central brands that own their listings, pricing, and advertising, which is where listing and creative work has the most leverage and where most Orange County consumer brands sit. If you're 1P on Vendor Central or running a hybrid, the brand-side work still applies, because A+ content, brand story, imagery, and campaign creative are the same craft. What changes is who controls pricing and the buy box, so I'll be direct about which levers I can actually move.

Usually yes, and it's one of the most common reasons brands call. A failing listing is rarely one problem: it's often the wrong primary image, a title written for a keyword tool instead of a shopper, bullets nobody asked for, thin A+ content, and ad spend pushing traffic to a page never built to convert. The first thing I do is separate the traffic problem from the conversion problem, because they get fixed in different ways. If sessions are healthy and conversion rate isn't, no amount of extra spend will save it.

Yes, as part of a whole rather than as a standalone service. I build the advertising strategy, the campaign structure, and the creative that runs inside it, and I judge spend against your real margin instead of a vanity ACoS target. What I won't do is pour budget into ads for a brand whose listings aren't ready, because paid traffic to a weak page is the fastest way to burn money on Amazon. If you already have a PPC partner doing solid work, I'm happy to own the brand and creative side and keep the two aligned.

Both. Plenty of Orange County brands start with a fixed-scope project, usually a listing and creative rebuild or a storefront refresh, and stop there because that was the whole gap. Others move into ongoing Amazon brand management: a monthly retainer covering listing maintenance, new product launches, seasonal creative, advertising, and reporting. Ongoing work is month-to-month, because I'd rather earn the next month than lock you into a year.

Yes. Brightwork is run out of Aliso Viejo, and I work with brands from Irvine and Costa Mesa down through San Clemente, plus clients nationwide. That matters on this particular search, because several of the pages competing for Amazon agency work in Orange County are run from somewhere else entirely. You can meet me in person, walk your product through with me, and reach me the same day. I work in English and Spanish, so bilingual listing copy is on the table too.