That's the difference between an agency that runs your Amazon account and one that runs it like your brand would.

Asha Bhalsod had spent four years inside Amazon and six more leading the Amazon channel for brands like Tomy UK and Melissa & Doug. She kept seeing the same thing from both sides. Brands with real commercial potential were getting buried inside Amazon, and the internal teams trying to fix it were burning out on problems they weren't set up to solve. The agencies that were supposed to help mostly just…weren't. Most reported on ROAS and clicks and called it strategy. Almost none of them talked about margin, retail P&L, or what Amazon was actually doing to the rest of the business.
Asha founded Etopia to do it differently. Since its founding the agency has worked with more than 50 brands across toys, beauty, grocery, electronics, and apparel. That growth has come without outside investment and without templated playbooks.
Most Amazon agencies come from one of two places. Either they're former Amazonians who understand the platform but have never sat inside a brand, or they're performance marketers who can run ads but don't understand retail. Etopia was built from both sides of that table, and that perspective shapes how every account gets run. Etopia treats Amazon as part of your commercial business, not a standalone channel. The team thinks in margin before ROAS, P&L before dashboards, and product hierarchy before keyword lists.
ROAS makes a slide look good. Margin is what funds the rest of the business. Etopia builds plans around the second one.
Etopia adapts to how each client's team works rather than fitting brands into a rigid agency playbook. Account leads operate as an extension of the brand team, not a separate vendor.
Amazon language is jargon-heavy by design. Etopia translates it into commercial decisions brands can act on.
















Asha is the Founder of Etopia and Co-Founder of Women In Amazon Business (WIAB), a global professional network for women in ecommerce.
She started her Amazon career inside Amazon itself, spending four years in the toys category before moving to the brand side to lead Amazon strategy for Tomy UK and Melissa & Doug. By the time she founded Etopia in 2019, she had run the channel from the platform side, the brand side, and the gap in between.
That gap is what Etopia exists to close.
Today, Asha leads strategy across the agency's client base and is the primary point of contact for every new partnership. She speaks at industry events on Amazon strategy, retail media, and what it takes to build a margin-focused agency without outside investment.
Etopia is a tight, senior team of strategists, account managers, and Amazon specialists. Many came from Amazon itself or from brand-side ecommerce roles before joining, which means every account is run by someone who deeply understands the problems brands face when selling and advertising across Amazon.
That structure is deliberate. Etopia stays small enough to give brands genuine senior attention and large enough to deliver full-service execution across audits, ads, content, and account management.