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Sukanya Chatterjee

Sukanya Chatterjee

Product Manager @ Optmyzr

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Sukanya is a Product Manager at Optmyzr. She has been working in the PPC industry for more than 3 years.

Her areas of expertise are understanding the pain points of prospects and customers, identifying the perfect set of features to develop, and prioritizing day-to-day development activities. She guides her team at every step of the product development process to ensure execution with precision.

She focuses on aligning with cross-functional departments to translate customer needs into solutions they love coming back to. And she loves to research, read and solve problems using technology.

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Author - Sukanya Chatterjee

Why Your Amazon ACoS Looks Fine Right Now (And Why That's the Problem)

Most performance issues on Amazon don’t start where you expect them to. There’s no clear drop. No moment where things suddenly go wrong. Instead, the account keeps running, targets still look intact, campaigns still deliver. But underneath that, the math starts to shift.

Author - Sukanya Chatterjee

We Analyzed 21,425 Google Ads Accounts. The Findings Will Change How You Budget.

When you track 21,425 Google Ads accounts across five consecutive quarters, patterns emerge that you simply cannot see from inside a single account. Some of those patterns confirm what experienced advertisers already suspected. Others are genuinely surprising. This is what the data from our State of Google Ads Q1 2026 Benchmark Report showed.

Author - Sukanya Chatterjee

Broad Match is Winning the Budget War. Is It Winning on Performance Too?

Everyone has an opinion on match types. Broad match advocates will tell you Smart Bidding has made tight keyword control largely unnecessary. Exact match loyalists aren’t ready to hand the keys to Google just yet. And phrase match users wonder if anyone still remembers they exist.