Facebook and Instagram ads that find new buyers, managed to make you a profit, not just to get clicks.
- Pixel and Conversions API set up properly
- Ads for new and returning shoppers
- Weekly budget management
We run Google Shopping, Performance Max and search campaigns for Shopify and DTC brands doing $10K to $1M a month. Your products show up when people are already searching, your feed and tracking are set up properly, and every campaign is managed against your margins, not just your ROAS.
If one of these sounds like your store, you're in the right place. Here's what we change.
Not sure which one it is? Ask Dair →Every engagement also includes the growth strategy: profit targets, a channel plan and a 90-day roadmap you approve first.
We fix your product feed so every product has accurate titles, images, prices and stock, and gets approved.
Campaigns that put your products in front of people searching for them, set up so you can see which products make money.
Ads for the searches that bring new customers, kept separate from people already searching for your brand.
Google Ads conversions and GA4 checked against your Shopify orders before we spend more.
We work out your break-even return on ad spend from your margins, and manage every campaign against it.
Every week we move budget toward what's working, cut what isn't, and send clear numbers: spend, revenue, new customers and profit.
We go through your Google Ads account, product feed, tracking and margins, show you where money is being wasted, and fix the feed and tracking straight away. You keep the findings either way.
We set your profit targets and restructure the campaigns.
We raise spend on the campaigns and products that pay back, and cut anything that doesn't. The optimizing never stops.
We review the quarter with you and plan the next one, adding Meta ads when the numbers support it.
People on Google are already looking for something. That makes Google Ads the place to win shoppers who are ready to buy, as long as your products show up with the right picture, title and price. Meta ads do the opposite job: they reach people who don't know your brand yet. Most Shopify brands need both, planned together, so neither one takes credit for sales the other made.
Shopping and Performance Max ads are built straight from your product feed. If a title doesn't match how people search, a price is wrong or an image gets rejected, that product simply doesn't show up. So the first thing we fix is the feed:
Google's reports count every sale an ad touched, including people who were going to buy from you anyway. Searches for your own brand make the numbers look especially good. So we set a break-even return on ad spend from your margins, report brand and new-customer searches separately, and judge every campaign by the profit and new customers it brings in. We explain the math in Your ROAS looks great. So why isn't your Shopify store making money?, and our free break-even ROAS calculator works out yours.
Facebook and Instagram ads that find new buyers, managed to make you a profit, not just to get clicks.
Product and landing pages redesigned to turn visitors into buyers, then tested to prove which version makes more money.
Fast, reliable Shopify stores that don't slow down or crash when traffic spikes.
Don't see your question? Ask Dair directly on the call.
Yes. Shopping and Performance Max are usually where Shopify brands sell the most on Google, and we run them alongside search campaigns, all from one plan.
Often, yes. It's usually cheap and stops competitors from taking those clicks. But we report brand searches separately, so they don't make the rest of your results look better than they are.
Yes, for Shopping and Performance Max. If you don't have one, or yours has rejected products, we set it up and fix the feed, connected to your Shopify store.
Feed and tracking fixes come first, in the first few days. Because Google reaches people who are already searching, campaigns often pay back sooner than ads that find new audiences, but they still need a few weeks of data before we scale them.
Yes. We'll still look at your product pages and checkout, because a slow or unclear page wastes every paid click.
It depends on your ad spend and how many campaigns we run. You'll get a clear price on the call, based on the growth we think is realistic.