Catalog & listings
Item setup, attribute completeness, suppressions, variation structure, and content that converts on Walmart’s shelf, not Amazon copy pasted over.
Walmart Marketplace
Listings, Walmart Connect, catalog health, fulfillment readiness, and reporting, owned beside Amazon so the two channels do not fight each other.
Direct answer
Ongoing ownership of the work that keeps a Walmart seller account competitive: catalog accuracy, content conversion, Walmart Connect efficiency, inventory and fulfillment readiness, and clear reporting. Not a bolt-on campaign. A channel operating model.
Who this is for
Not a fit when
Item setup, attribute completeness, suppressions, variation structure, and content that converts on Walmart’s shelf, not Amazon copy pasted over.
Sponsored Products and related retail media structured around contribution, not vanity ROAS. Search terms, pacing, and waste control with inventory in view.
Fulfillment readiness, stockout risk, Buy Box pressure where it applies, and the day-to-day cases that quietly kill sales.
What moved, what changed, and what to do next, tied to Amazon context when both channels matter.
Not every item applies to every account. Scope follows the account’s starting point and priorities.
How we work
Discovery comes first. Then we scope ongoing management, a defined project, or hourly support.
We review catalog health, Connect structure, fulfillment risk, and whether Walmart is worth scaling before you commit to a retainer.
Access, priorities, success benchmarks, and the operating cadence for the first weeks of work.
The account team owns listings, media, and follow-through each week.
Fix what is suppressing conversion or wasting spend first. Then expand coverage where contribution holds.
Performance, risks, and the next set of commercial decisions, in plain English.
We manage both. Walmart can stand alone or run alongside Amazon when both marketplaces are in scope.
Yes. Retail media is part of account management, not a separate agency fighting the catalog team.
Item setup, content requirements, advertising surfaces, and fulfillment rules differ. We do not run a generic marketplace playbook with the logo swapped.
Yes. Catalog cleanup, Connect rebuilds, and launches can be scoped as projects or hourly support when a full retainer is not the right fit.
After a discovery call and account review. Scope depends on catalog size, media complexity, and whether Walmart sits inside a broader multi-channel engagement.
No cost · Nothing to sign
What is broken, what is worth scaling, and whether a retainer or a project is the honest next step.