Winners (Autopilot)
Winners lists the search terms that proved themselves and earned their own campaign, grouped by product, with how each has done since it graduated. It is read-only. Pulse Pilot's own words, such as winner and graduate, are on Pulse Pilot Vocabulary; ACoS and the other metrics are in the Amazon advertising glossary.
Open Autopilot → Winners.
Controls
Scope. Preselected (All products), or one managed product.
What the page shows
Groups. The product's name, ASIN and an "N winners" chip.
Each winner. The term; "Graduated from [campaign]"; the graduation date; Spend, Sales, ACoS, Orders and Clicks measured since it graduated in its own campaign, with a "Last 30 days" line when there is one. A winner whose campaign has not served yet says so; one whose campaign is still being set up says so.
Empty states. Across the account: "Your autopilot is hunting", with a line saying winners appear once a keyword has proven itself with sales. For one product with no winners: "No winners yet for this product" and the same closest-to-graduation rows the Dayparting tab shows, "N profitable sales so far" and "N clicks · collecting data".
Good to know
- The numbers start at graduation. Spend and sales before the term had its own campaign are not counted here.
- A winner can show no spend. Its campaign may not have served yet; after two weeks without a click the caption says so.
- There is nothing to click. Winners are a report; the campaign itself is opened from the product page's Campaigns grid.
Pulse Pilot automates your Amazon advertising — bids, dayparting, search-term harvesting, and budgets — and shows you the receipt for every dollar it moves.