Google Ads or Meta ads?
The two serve different purposes: Google captures intent-driven
search, while Meta creates demand. For most brands, using them
together delivers the most efficient result.
What is needed for Shopping campaigns?
An approved Google Merchant Center account and a proper product feed
are required; we take care of setting these up and maintaining them.
How should I set my budget?
We set a starting budget based on industry competition, product
margin and your goals, then scale it according to conversion data.
When will results come?
Data and learning are gathered in the first weeks; campaigns are
usually optimized within 4-8 weeks to deliver steady results.
Will the account belong to me?
Yes, your Google Ads and Merchant Center accounts belong entirely to
you; we work with manager access.
How do you measure conversions?
By setting up GA4 and Google Ads conversion tracking, we measure
sales, revenue and key actions.
Who manages the Google Ads budget?
The budget is managed by us, directly from the brand's own Google
Ads account. We only provide professional management, optimization
and reporting services.
How do you connect my Shopify store to Google Shopping?
We connect your product feed to Google Merchant Center via the
Shopify app to create dynamic shopping ads. Product titles,
descriptions and images are made SEO-friendly. Plus, a free and
fluid integration is established.
What is a PMax (Performance Max) campaign?
It is Google's AI-powered campaign type. By targeting the Search,
YouTube, Display and Discover networks simultaneously, it performs
conversion optimization.
What is ROAS and how is it measured?
ROAS (Return on Ad Spend) shows the revenue generated relative to ad
spend. We set a target ROAS for each campaign and maximize this ratio
with daily optimization.
How long does it take to get Google Ads results?
The first 2–3 weeks are an optimization and learning period. Clear
conversion results usually start to appear from the 4th week onward.
Can Google Ads and Meta Ads work together?
Yes. Meta ads target brand awareness and remarketing, while Google
Ads targets purchase intent. Used together, they complete the
conversion funnel. The correct and recommended approach is to use
both channels effectively.