Growth Strategy · Beauty

Tesori d’Oriente: Building Amazon Growth in the U.S. Market

An established European brand entered a crowded U.S. marketplace without the search history or customer familiarity it had at home. The work started with learning how U.S. shoppers actually searched.

+18%Sales
+10%ROAS
+12%Conversion rate
01 · Overview

The opportunity

Tesori d’Oriente is an established Italian beauty and personal-care brand that was new to selling on Amazon in the United States. Although it had recognition in Europe, its products initially struggled to gain traction with U.S. Amazon shoppers and generated weak advertising returns.

02 · Challenge

What had to change

The account had limited visibility for relevant searches, uneven performance across categories, under-optimized product pages, and little U.S.-specific search history. The strategy needed to improve discoverability while learning how American consumers described, compared, and evaluated the products.

03 · My role

What I owned

  • Conducted ongoing keyword, category, competitor, and market research.
  • Expanded long-tail, high-intent keyword targeting around benefits, formats, fragrances, and use cases.
  • Shifted investment toward categories and products showing stronger traction.
  • Improved PDP content to better communicate benefits and increase keyword relevance.
  • Used campaign and product-level performance to continuously refine the market-entry strategy.
04 · Strategic approach

How I approached it

01

Research continuously

Used search behavior, competitor positioning, category trends, and campaign data to refine the account strategy.

02

Expand long-tail targeting

Added more specific search terms that better matched product attributes and customer intent.

03

Prioritize stronger categories

Moved budget toward products and categories where the brand was gaining the most efficient traction.

04

Improve product pages

Strengthened PDP content so products were clearer to U.S. shoppers and more relevant to search.

05 · Impact

The result

The revised approach improved sales by 18%, ROAS by 10%, and conversion rate by 12%, while building a stronger foundation for continued U.S. growth.

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