Amazon Toys & Games case studyA UK wholesale toy store — $38K months, $71K in December
Evergreen lines pay the bills; the Q4 inbound plan, locked ten weeks early, pays for the year. Results vary.
$38K
Average month
$71K
Peak December
22%
Profit margin
4
Distributors
01 — The challenge
Toys is the most seasonal category on Amazon UK: Q4 can triple revenue, but one late inbound shipment or a missing allocation turns December into a stockout. The client wanted the spike without the gamble.
02 — Our strategy
Balance the catalogue 60/40 between evergreen and seasonal lines, then treat Q4 as a logistics project, not a marketing one. Allocations were committed with four UK distributors in September, and the inbound plan was booked ten weeks before the demand spike.
03 — Execution
- 4 UK distributors onboarded with written Q4 allocation commitments
- Catalogue balanced 60/40 between evergreen and seasonal lines
- Q4 FBA inbound plan booked 10 weeks before the spike — zero stockouts on top 20
- Sponsored Products layered only on proven converters — ACoS held at 11%
Revenue ramp
Month by month ($K)
Store dashboard figures · results vary
From the dashboard
Real numbers, real shop
Store identities are protected under NDA — names and logos are covered.

“December did $71K and the account never broke sweat. The Q4 inbound plan was booked before summer ended.”
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