Spend that traces to products sold.
Google Shopping and Meta, managed for a flat fee, reported by product — so you know what the money bought, not just what it clicked.
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Three reasons this lands on our desk.
Reports full of clicks, empty of sales
Impressions up, revenue flat, nobody able to explain the gap.
The feed is a mess
Half the catalogue disapproved and nobody noticed for a month.
The agency takes a cut of spend
So the advice is always to spend more.
Four things, done properly.
Your product feed fixed
Titles, images, attributes and disapprovals sorted, because the feed is most of the job.
Shopping and search, run together
Budget follows the products that actually sell, not the ones with the most clicks.
Meta that supports it
Retargeting and prospecting sized to your margin rather than a template.
Reported by product
What sold, at what cost, at what return — weekly, in plain English.
Every dollar, accounted for.
The report you actually get: what you spent, how many enquiries it brought, what each one cost — in plain language, in your portal.
The full google & meta ads page ↗sample data — the real thing lives in your portal
Simple to start. Simpler to stay.
Management is a flat monthly fee — never a percentage of your spend, so a bigger budget never means a bigger invoice from us. Ad money goes to Google and Meta straight from your account; you see every cent.
What moves the price
- Which platforms
- How many ads we make
- New landing pages or existing ones
Before you ask — asked and answered.
Enough to gather data — usually a few hundred a month at the low end. Tell the chat your margin and catalogue for a realistic figure.
Know what the money bought. Then spend more of it.
No forms, no calls — a straight answer in chat.