eCommerce PPC Services

I work across Google (Search, Shopping, PMax), Meta (Facebook, Insta), TikTok, and sometimes Pinterest. Not every product belongs everywhere. For example, TikTok is amazing for beauty and impulse buys, while Google Shopping crushes it for electronics. Matching product to platform is part science, part art — and I’ve spent a decade refining that judgment.

Look, I care about more than just clicks. I’m obsessed with ROAS, CPA, LTV — the metrics that tell you if you’re actually making money. Sure, CTR and impressions help shape decisions, but at the end of the day, it’s about profit. And after years in the trenches, I can spot when a “pretty” metric is hiding a deeper issue.

Absolutely. Creative is where campaigns live or die. We handle everything: images, short videos, punchy copy. And here’s the key — we constantly test. I’ve seen winning creatives go stale in weeks, so you can’t “set it and forget it.” Fresh creative = fresh sales.

Yes! Retargeting is one of my favorite weapons. We run dynamic ads showing shoppers the exact product they left behind, sometimes with a nudge like “Hey, you forgot something!” or a small discount. I’ve seen clients recover 10–20% of lost carts this way — it’s low-hanging fruit.

We’re hands-on. No bloated teams, no cookie-cutter playbooks. I personally oversee strategy, making sure we’re chasing profit, not just vanity metrics. After 10 years, I’ve learned: the agencies that win are the ones that stay in the weeds, testing and tweaking, not just sending pretty reports.

In short, yes. PPC is like flipping on a light switch — you can drive traffic tomorrow. SEO, on the other hand, is like planting a garden: it takes months to bear fruit. The smartest brands I work with use both, so they have fast wins from PPC and long-term gains from SEO.

Oh yes — and it’s shockingly overlooked. We fine-tune product titles, descriptions, categories, images, even GTINs. A messy feed wastes money fast. But with the right setup, I’ve seen Shopping campaigns cut CPCs by 20–30% and lift sales almost overnight.

Definitely. I’ve helped brands expand into the US, UK, EU, Australia — even UAE. But it’s not just turning on ads in a new country. You need to localize copy, adjust shipping rules, maybe even tweak pricing. Global campaigns can be goldmines if you have someone experienced guiding the setup.

I treat client budgets like my own. That means laser-focused targeting, negative keywords, smart bidding, exclusions — and above all, ruthless optimization. Over the years, I’ve learned it’s not about doing more; it’s about doing the right things and cutting the rest.

Everything — from campaign setup and audience targeting to creative strategy, feed management, A/B testing, and reporting. You’ll have direct access to me or a senior strategist, so you’re never wondering who’s watching your account. We’re not a faceless agency; we’re part of your team.

Constantly. We check in daily and typically make adjustments 2–4 times per week. Ecommerce is too fast-moving for “set it and forget it.” Seasonality, trends, platform updates — they all hit fast, and I make sure we’re ahead, not scrambling behind.

I’ve worked with brands in fashion, beauty, health, electronics, home, and even food. Each has its quirks. Fashion moves fast, electronics need more comparison shopping, wellness needs education. The trick is to know the customer mindset — that’s where years of experience really pay off.

Yes, and honestly, that’s where you unlock serious scale. We often sync PPC with email, SEO, social, and even CRO work. For example, PPC builds your email list; email then turns one-time buyers into loyal customers. It’s all about building a connected ecosystem, not isolated channels.