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Promotion

We systematically raise your product card's visibility on Wildberries and Ozon: we help the algorithm see that the product is selling, then lock in growth with organic traffic — not a "spike in 3 days" that collapses right after.

  • SEO, behavioral signals, keyword buyouts and reviews — in one system, not handled separately
  • We lift the product card across priority clusters, not with one-off buyouts per SKU
  • We grow organic and lower ad spend share (DRR) — sales hold without the ad "IV drip"
Get a growth plan See casesfrom 25,000 ₽per package
Ad dashboard · WB
today
Top campaigns
Search · high-volume keywords
1.67%
Recommended shelves
1.83%
Auto campaign · SKU-A
1.7%
Organic over 14 days
DRR −4 pts
×4.8
10,000+
actions per month
Real
profiles, not bots
24 h
launch
4 types
of behavior to choose from

Promotion is a system of signals, not a single action

The algorithm ranks a product card by the totality of signals, not by one action. That is why promotion is a system: behavioral factors create behavioral demand, orders confirm it with real purchases, reviews build trust, and ads plus external traffic bring new buyers. On its own, each signal gives a temporary effect — together they push the card to the top and hold positions with organic traffic

Behavioral factors

Behavioral signals: clicks, favorites, carts, comparisons

Orders

We confirm demand with real purchases

Reviews

We build trust in the card and handle objections

Ads and external traffic

We bring new buyers to the product card

When you need full-scale promotion

When isolated actions are not enough and the card needs systematic growth across every signal at once

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What you get

Top 10
position growth
for target keywords
×3
organic traffic
in 4–6 weeks
−25%
cost per click
CPM effect
4.9★
rating and reviews
higher trust
Ad cabinet under control

Bids, reach, spend — visible every day

We run campaigns inside the marketplace ad cabinet: a high- and mid-volume semantic core, auto-campaigns, recommendation shelves. We cut what underperforms and scale what works.

Ad cabinet · WBtoday · Oct 14
5 campaigns · budget 85,000 ₽/day
Campaigns
CampaignCPMImpr.ClicksSpendCTR
Search · high-volume keywords
185148k2,47027.4k₽
1.67%
Auto-campaign · SKU-A
14289k1,52012.7k₽
1.7%
Recommendation shelves
98213k3,89020.9k₽
1.83%
Search · mid-volume keywords
7656k7424.3k₽
1.32%
Category · accessories
12435k4984.3k₽
1.44%
Organic (last 14 days)
Organic traffic
×4.8+380%
Ad share of revenue
12%−8 pp
DRR
6.2%−4 pp

How we launch promotion

01
Audit and plan

We analyze the card and agree on a promotion plan

02
Start with behavioral factors

We revive the card with behavioral signals: clicks, favorites, carts

03
Turn on orders

We add buyouts for target keywords, confirming demand with real orders

04
Build up reviews

Real reviews with photos and video: an extra signal and a boost to card trust

05
Add ads

We bring extra traffic to a card that is ready

06
Transition to organic

We dial back our traffic — organic takes its place

You see the full behavioral picture

For each card: clicks, favorites, carts, comparisons — by day, week, month

Screenshot: behavioral-factors dashboard

What the result costs — by example

Pay for outcomes, not for "agency work". Here is how a typical project economics adds up.

The Test package vs the same items unit-by-unit, 1 SKU on WB

50 buyouts + 25 reviews + 100 scenarios + core & plan — unit-by-unit28,500 ₽
The same set as the Test package25,000 ₽
Shelf monitoringfree
You save3,500 ₽ (−12%)
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Free diagnostics

We'll revive your card in time for the season

We'll see which behavioral signals are missing and propose a mix in 1 day

We reply within 2 hours. We never share your contacts.
FAQ

What sellers ask most

Isn't this just bots?
No. Real profiles on aged buyer accounts. Behavior patterns differ for each one — this is not a mass farm.
I need sales, not clicks
Clicks on their own — no. But they lift the card in recommendations, which is where real purchases come from. Behavioral factors work together with buyouts and SEO.
Can I get clicks only, without the rest?
You can, but the effect is weaker. The algorithm looks at proportions: clicks only — looks like ads; carts only — looks suspicious.
Minimum volume?
Minimum balance top-up — 10,000 ₽. The rate is fixed at top-up time and never expires.
What is a product card's CTR on Wildberries, and what counts as normal?
CTR (click-through rate) is the ratio of clicks to impressions in search results. A normal CTR on Wildberries is 4–7% on average for a niche, and 8–12% for top cards. If CTR is below 3%, the main photo or the price cannot keep up with the competition and the card needs work.
What should I do if the order conversion rate drops sharply on Ozon?
First check: have new competitors appeared, has the price changed, did any negative reviews come in. Next — A/B test the main photo and description, review the reviews, run behavioral factors. If the problem is systemic, we add conversion maintenance: daily monitoring and targeted actions by impact score.
Which conversion-maintenance metrics are critical for a card on Wildberries and Ozon?
CTR in search results, conversion to cart, conversion to order, average position for priority keywords, and the card's share in "Similar items". If even 2 of the 5 drop by 15%+, the marketplace algorithm lowers the rank and the card loses organic traffic.
Do I have access to a dashboard with my card's metrics?
Yes. You get a personal read-only link — inside are current positions, CTR, conversions, and a 30-day change history. Updated once a day, with filters by SKU and keyword. Telegram alerts when metrics drop below thresholds.
How do you decide which card problems to fix first?
By impact score: the intervention with the biggest effect on revenue comes first. For example, if a card slips on 3 keywords at once, priority goes to the ones where it was in the top 10. Low-impact actions (a minor description tweak) are deferred.
How long does it take to bring a card back into its target range after a drop?
If the drop is recent (1–3 days) — 5–7 days to recover through targeted buyouts and content fixes. If the card has slipped systematically for 2+ weeks — 3–4 weeks of work: restoring behavioral signals, refreshing reviews, clearing out negativity.