I have been selling on Amazon for a while now, but lately I feel like I have reached a plateau. The sales are steady but not really growing, and the competition keeps getting tougher every month. Managing ads, optimizing listings, and keeping track of inventory is a lot to handle on my own. That is why I started looking into whether working with an Amazon agency might make sense for me.

The website I found is called amzdudes.com and from what I can tell, they seem to cover almost every area of Amazon selling. They talk about account management, PPC campaigns, listing optimization, and even brand protection, which caught my attention. I also noticed they mention helping both new and established sellers in the USA, which makes me think they can handle different levels of business. They even share some case examples of sellers who grew their revenue, which makes them look more legit, but I still want to know if anyone here has actually worked with them.

I have looked at a few other agencies before, but many of them only focus on ads or on one small part of selling. What stood out to me about amzdudes.com is that they seem to offer a complete service, so a seller would not need to hire multiple different people for different jobs. That sounds good in theory, but I wonder if being a “do-it-all” agency means they might not be as strong in one specific area like ads or SEO. Has anyone here noticed if that makes a difference?

Another thing that makes me pause is cost. I could not find exact prices on their site, so I guess they customize based on the seller’s size and needs. Some agencies I checked before either charged a big flat fee or a percentage of sales, and I am not sure which option is safer. I also worry about communication because in the past I have worked with freelancers who took forever to reply, and that really slowed down progress.

So I am wondering if I should give a smaller, specialized team like amzdudes.com a try, or if it is smarter to go with one of the more well-known big agencies that already have a track record. If anyone here has real experience, especially with this site, I would really appreciate hearing what worked and what did not. It would help me decide if they are worth testing out or not.