Ecommerce PPC measured by profit
Ecommerce ad accounts often look good on ROAS and still lose money, because margins, returns and shipping costs aren't part of the picture. Ecommerce PPC management starts with your product data and margins, then builds Shopping, Performance Max and search campaigns that push profitable products.
Ecommerce PPC, piece by piece
- Product feedTitles, attributes, images and categories in Merchant Center. The feed is the targeting for Shopping.
- Campaign structureProducts grouped by margin and performance, so best-sellers and high-margin items get budget priority.
- Performance Max, with controlUsed where it helps, with brand and product signals set carefully. See Performance Max vs Search.
- Search campaignsFor brand protection and high-intent product searches.
- TrackingPurchases with values tracked accurately, enhanced conversions where appropriate, and profit-based reporting.
- RemarketingCart and product viewers brought back, with frequency limits.
Store audit first, then a fixed price
What's included
- Feed optimization
- Shopping, PMax and search campaigns
- Conversion tracking check
- Weekly optimization
- Monthly profit-focused report
Ecommerce PPC questions
What's a good ROAS for ecommerce?
It depends on your margins. A ROAS that's profitable for a high-margin store may lose money for a low-margin one. Calculate your break-even ROAS first.
Shopping ads or Performance Max?
Many stores use both. Standard Shopping offers more control; Performance Max can find more volume. The right mix depends on your catalog and data.
Do you work with Shopify and WooCommerce?
Yes, and other platforms with a working Merchant Center feed and proper conversion tracking.
How much does ecommerce PPC management cost?
I quote one fixed monthly price after a free store audit; ad spend is separate. See Google Ads costs.
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