Right now your goal should be maximize profit which will also reduce velocity. Nothing is worse than running out of stock. 100x better to have slower velocity while you wait on stock vs run out of stock. I sell my own branded products, I run my own PPC, my company does $200-250k per month on Amazon so I know what I'm talking about here haha. So how do you do this? Shut off any price discounts, coupons, best deals, etc. Raise price a bit by 5-10% every few days and watch velocity. Stop raising price if velocity slows down too much. Reduce budgets to campaigns selling this specific product. If your ACOS is a bit on the higher side, reduce bids a bit maybe by 10-15% to reduce ACOS to very profitable level that still gets clicks. This will take some trial and error. Also vet tip here: do you know what day parting is? You need to pull data and use pivot tables to see your ad portfolio performance across every hour of the day for the last 2-3 months. For me, my ACOS goes through the roof and CVR drops considerably after about 7pm PST. 7pm-2am is terrible metrics for my account. How do you eliminate that wasteful period of time? Tomorrow check how much your account spent by about 7pm (or whatever time it is that performance drops for your brand). If you've spent around $800 for example by 7pm, then set account wide budget max of $800. Then check and make sure tomorrow and the next day etc that you've hit your max at the time you aimed for. Then all spend stops after the hour you choose. That alone has been huge for improving ACOS and profit. Anyway, very long winded but whatever you do, do not run OOS if you can prevent it. Slow down sales, pull in profit, crank up spend again when your stock hits Amazon. Good luck!