People land on your store, look at a product and leave. Often the trouble starts before the click: the wrong searches, a feed Google partly rejected or tracking that can't tell a sale from a page view. We fix the ads, the tracking and the landing pages, and report in revenue.
If traffic is up and orders aren't, it's usually one of these.
Your ads report conversions, but they're page views or add-to-carts, or the purchase tag sends no order value. So Google and Meta optimize toward the wrong thing. We set up purchase tracking with real order values in Google Ads, Analytics and Meta, checked against the orders in your store.
Shopping ads run off your product feed. Miss a GTIN, let the page price drift from the feed or skip shipping and return details, and products get limited or disapproved. We work through the Merchant Center diagnostics, fix the feed and pages, and flag anything your store settings need.
Performance Max decides where your money goes. Left alone, it can pour budget into one cheap item or into people already searching your store name. We group products by margin and price, give best sellers their own budget and watch spend by product, so money follows profit, not clicks.
Visitors add to cart, then stop at the shipping cost, a forced account signup or a slow mobile page. Clarity recordings on your product and cart pages, plus the purchase funnel in Analytics, show where they quit. We fix what we can reach and give you a plain list for the rest.
Returning customers and people searching your store name were going to buy anyway. If ads take credit for them, ROAS looks great while new customer growth stalls. We report new and returning buyers apart, keep brand searches separate and can set Google to value a new customer above a repeat order.
Your product pages carry the supplier's description, the same one every other reseller uses, and your collection pages are a title and a grid. Google has little reason to rank them. We rewrite them around what buyers search, add the details people ask about and link collections together.
We work on the marketing around your store. The platform, inventory and fulfillment stay with you.
We manage Google Ads built on your Merchant Center product feed. Shopping and Performance Max put your product photo and price in front of people searching for that item, and Search covers longer questions and your brand name. Campaigns are split by margin and best sellers, every purchase reports its real value, and we review search terms and spend by product every week.
Learn more →Meta ads are part of our top plan. They reach people who didn't know to search for your product. We connect your catalog and set up the Pixel and server-side purchase events with order values. Then we run ads to new audiences, plus reminders for people who viewed a product and left. We judge them on purchases and revenue, same as Google.
Learn more →A collection page can rank for a broad search like women's rain jackets, and a product page for an exact model. We research what buyers type and rewrite titles, headings and descriptions in your words instead of the supplier's. We add details like sizing, materials and shipping, and write buying guides that link to the right collections. It's slow work, but it doesn't switch off when ad spend does.
Learn more →We don't rebuild your store platform. We work on what sits in front of the sale: landing pages for campaigns and promotions, product page copy, the speed problems we can reach and the tracking tags. When recordings show buyers getting stuck, we fix it on the page or hand you a specific list of settings to change on your platform.
Learn more →If you also run a physical shop, your Google Business Profile is how people nearby find it. We set categories, add products with photos, keep special hours right for holidays and sale days, post new arrivals and reply to reviews. Calls, direction requests and website clicks from the profile get tracked on their own, so the shop's numbers don't vanish inside online sales.
Learn more →Counts from our own review platform and client list, September 2026. Results from real client accounts, with the time window on each, are on our case studies page.
Shoppers search for the product first and the store second. We build campaigns and pages around patterns like these.
Shopping and Performance Max catch these with your photo, price and shipping right in the results. That needs a clean feed, so we keep Merchant Center diagnostics clear and write product titles the way people search.
These shoppers aren't ready yet. Buying guides and collection pages catch them in organic search and AI answers, and Meta ads remind them later. We track which guides lead to a purchase, in the same visit or a later one.
These go to the map, so your Google Business Profile does the work: the right categories, products with photos and current hours, including special hours. Calls and direction requests from the profile get tracked, so the storefront shows in your numbers.
Every report starts with revenue and purchases, checked against the orders in your store.
What each ad dollar brings back in sales. We set a break-even target from your margins, since a healthy-looking ROAS can still lose money on a low-margin product.
What you pay in ads for each order, by campaign and platform. Next to your average order value, it shows whether a campaign can afford to keep running.
Repeat buyers are cheap to win back and easy for ads to take credit for. We report them separately, so you know whether ads are finding new people or greeting regulars.
Some products eat budget and never sell. We pull spend and revenue per product from Shopping and Performance Max, then cut or regroup the ones that don't earn their keep.
How many visitors add to cart, start checkout and finish. A big drop at one step points to a specific fix, like shipping cost or a slow page, not a traffic problem.
From Search Console: which product and collection pages get found without ads, and for what searches. It's how we tell if SEO is moving before it shows up in sales.
It's month to month and you can cancel anytime, so here's what we do in each stretch.
We check that every purchase reaches Google Ads, Analytics and Meta with the right order value, and compare it with your real orders. We go through Merchant Center for disapproved and limited products. Google Ads, Merchant Center and Meta all stay under your own logins, with us added as managers.
We launch or rebuild Shopping, Performance Max and Search campaigns, split by margin and best sellers, with brand searches kept apart. Ads can start producing orders in the first week or two, but Google's bidding needs time to learn from real purchases, so early numbers jump around.
We start on product and collection page SEO with the collections that already sell. On our top plan, Meta ads go live with your catalog and purchase tracking connected. If you have a physical shop, we tidy your Google Business Profile and start posting products and new arrivals.
We move budget toward the products and campaigns that make money after margin, cut what doesn't and plan ahead for busy stretches like holiday shopping. Your monthly report covers revenue, cost per purchase and new customers, checked against your store's own orders, plus what we'll change next.
The same published plans for every industry. Month to month, cancel anytime.
Ad spend is separate from the plan fee. Websites start at $3,000 and AI voice agents start at $500 to set up plus a monthly fee. See every plan in full →
No. We don't build store platforms, manage inventory or handle fulfillment. Your store stays on Shopify or whatever you use now. We work on the marketing around it: Google and Meta ads, the Merchant Center feed, purchase tracking and SEO for product and collection pages. If you have a storefront, we also run your Google Business Profile.
You need a Merchant Center account linked to Google Ads and a feed with accurate titles, prices, images and availability. Your site also has to show shipping costs, a return policy and contact details. On Shopify the feed usually syncs through an app. We check what it sends, fix the errors Merchant Center flags and tell you what to change in your store settings.
It depends on your data. Performance Max places ads across Google on its own and steers by your purchase values, so we don't lean on it until tracking is right. Standard Shopping gives more control over which products get spend. Some stores run both, with Shopping covering the products that need a tighter leash.
Your store's order records. Google and Meta each count sales their own way, with different time windows and rules on views versus clicks, and both can claim the same order. We show you what each platform reports, but we judge campaigns against the actual orders in your store.
If people already search for what you sell, Google Shopping usually comes first. If your product is new or hard to describe in a search, Meta can create demand that search can't. Meta ads are on our top plan. We'll look at your products and margins on the call and say which we'd start with.
It can answer what you approve in a script, like hours, location, return policy and shipping basics. For a phone order, it takes the caller's name, number and what they want. Then it sends you a summary so your staff can call back and take payment. It can't check live stock or take payment itself.
Ads can start producing orders in the first week or two once the feed is approved and tracking works. Expect a few weeks of uneven numbers while Google's bidding learns. Product and collection page SEO takes months, not weeks. Each month we show you what changed, so you can judge the trend.
It depends on your prices and margins, so there's no standard number. We work out the ROAS you need to break even, then start at a budget you're comfortable testing for a month or two. If campaigns clear that line, spend goes up in steps. If not, we fix the feed, pages or offer first.
Book a free 15-minute strategy call. We'll look at your purchase tracking, Merchant Center feed and ad accounts, and tell you where sales are slipping.
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