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Ken Freeman

Founder of Full Circle Agency · Updated
Ken Freeman
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Ken Freeman founded Full Circle Agency: 100+ brands managed and $500M+ in Amazon revenue managed. He has more than 10 years of experience selling, building and running businesses on Amazon, completed a multiple-seven-figure exit to Thrasio, and is building Orbit, an AI-native operating system for Amazon commerce.

Background

Ken Freeman has more than 10 years of experience selling, building and running businesses on Amazon. He created one of the best-selling back braces on Amazon and was one of the earliest Amazon entrepreneurs to sell a company to Thrasio, a multiple-seven-figure exit.

He later served as VP of Amazon at a leading DTC brand for about three years, working on Amazon growth, advertising, marketplace strategy, brand protection and creative.

He founded Full Circle Agency: 100+ brands managed and $500M+ in Amazon revenue managed, with a team of more than 100 people in 10+ countries. Experienced operators own each account's strategy and execution, including Prime Day and Black Friday/Cyber Monday.

He has acquired multiple brands and launched brands of his own, and expanded the group by acquiring reMKTR, an Amazon DSP and performance-marketing company, which he rebuilt as a growth platform for established e-commerce brands.

He now builds Orbit, an AI-native operating system for Amazon commerce that pairs specialized AI agents with experienced operators, so smaller, more capable teams can run larger and more complex businesses.

What he publishes on reMKTR

Guides on Amazon DSP, streaming TV and audience advertising for e-commerce brands. Start with the guides or the comparisons.

How these guides are made

Guides on this site are researched and drafted with our own AI tools and published under Ken's direction. Each one is checked against the pages that currently rank for its topic and against our editorial rules before it goes live, and is refreshed when the facts change. Vendor prices change without notice, so check the vendor's own page before you budget.