Ecommerce ads management

Ecommerce ads that sell on every channel shoppers use.

Google Shopping, Amazon, Meta and Microsoft Shopping campaigns run as one plan by one team, with budget moved to the channel that sells at the best return on ad spend.

An ecommerce ads agency that grows online sales.

  • Connor O’Hanlon
  • Danielle Denman
  • Michael Guzman
  • Zach Everett
  • Matthew Potash
  • Richard Gedeon
  • Joel Eisenschmidt
  • Anthony Escobar
  • Stephanie Schwailik
  • Ashley Yaggie
  • Isaah Nabers
  • Will Cooley
  • Andrew Cave
  • Julian Garcia
  • Peter Rodriguez
  • Tanner Orner
  • Phylis Ballew
  • Michael Argento
  • Darius Nabers
  • Francis Canino
  • Dafne Nazar Antonelli
  • Trey Griffith
  • Meredith Walsh
  • Natalie Gil
  • Jesus Cunningham
  • Brittany Beckett
  • Dylan Lopez
  • Andrea Sepulveda
  • Emily Rivard
  • Matthew Prepis
  • Vaskar Nepal
  • Sergey Nechaev
  • Anita Kostadinov
  • Alex Melen
  • Michael Melen

Ecommerce ads specialists who grow sales on every channel.

Shoppers rarely buy on the first channel they see. They search on Google, check prices on Amazon, spot a product on Instagram and come back days later. So one team runs your store’s ads on all of them, from one plan and one product feed. Google Shopping and Performance Max reach people searching for what you sell. Amazon Sponsored Products put your listings in front of buyers already on the marketplace. Meta catalog and Advantage+ shopping ads find new customers on Facebook and Instagram, and the same feed runs Microsoft Shopping ads on Bing. Conversion tracking counts every order and its value on each channel, and every week budget moves to the channel and the products that sell at the best return. We have grown online stores with paid ads since 2011, on Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce and Magento, and your Client Hub shows every channel side by side.

One team runs every channel, and answers for the revenue.

Each channel reaches shoppers at a different moment, so each one gets its own campaigns and targets, all run from one plan and tracked in your Client Hub.

Google Shopping and Performance Max

Shopping ads show your product photo, price and store name to people searching for what you sell, and Performance Max takes the same products across Search, YouTube, Display, Gmail and Maps. For most stores this is where the ad budget starts. Our Google Shopping page covers Merchant Center, feeds, Standard Shopping and Performance Max in detail.

One product feed, every channel.

Your product data decides where your products can show and what each click costs. We fix it once and send it everywhere. In the last three years alone we have set up or fixed Google Merchant Center feeds for 350+ clients.

  • Google Merchant Center

    Disapprovals cleared, titles rewritten around how shoppers search, missing attributes filled in, and prices and stock kept in sync with your store.

  • Microsoft Merchant Center

    The same feed imported for Microsoft Shopping, with the fixes Bing needs, so you never keep a second catalog by hand.

  • Meta catalog

    Your products connected to Facebook and Instagram for catalog and Advantage+ shopping ads, matched to each view and purchase.

  • TikTok and Pinterest catalogs

    The same product data runs shopping ads on TikTok and shopping Pins on Pinterest.

  • Amazon listings

    Amazon ads run from your Amazon listings, so we check titles, images and stock before budget goes behind them.

  • Margin labels

    Products grouped by margin, price, season and best sellers, the same way on every channel, so bids follow what each sale is worth.

Budget follows the sales, judged on blended ROAS.

Every platform reports its own results, and each one takes credit for sales the others helped make. So we judge your ads on the numbers that pay the bills: total revenue from ads, return on ad spend across every channel, and each channel’s own ROAS and cost per order.

  1. Blended ROAS. Revenue from all your ads against all your ad spend, so no single platform’s own report sets the budget.
  2. A target per channel. Google, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, TikTok and Pinterest each get a ROAS or ACoS target set from your margins.
  3. Weekly moves. Budget shifts to the channels and products selling at the best return, and peak seasons are planned well ahead.
  • Google Ads
  • Amazon Ads
  • Meta
  • Microsoft Advertising
  • TikTok
  • Pinterest

Every order counted, whatever your store runs on.

Most feeds and tracking come from your store platform: the Google & YouTube, Facebook & Instagram and TikTok apps on Shopify, Google for WooCommerce or a feed plugin, an extension on Magento, or BigCommerce’s channel apps. We connect each one, fix what the app sends wrong, and set up conversion tracking so every order and its value reach Google, Meta, Microsoft and your other channels. When an ad sells, you know which one.

  • Shopify
  • WooCommerce
  • Magento
  • BigCommerce

Ecommerce website development

Ecommerce ads for your store, whatever you sell.

Every catalog sells differently: margins, seasons and how shoppers search. We know how yours sells.

Auto parts Sell the exact part they need.

Parts shoppers search by make, model and part number, and buy from whoever shows the right fitment at a fair price. We run Shopping and search on Google and Microsoft by brand and part type, keep fitment and stock accurate in the feed, add Amazon ads where you sell there, and bid by margin so best sellers get the budget.

Auto parts

Online stores choose SmartSites for ecommerce ads

You’ll always know which channel and product drives your revenue.

Google, Microsoft, Meta and your other channels sit side by side, with spend next to the orders, revenue and return each one brought in, in plain language and updated every day.

  • Client Hub PPC report: clicks, impressions, click-through rate, cost, conversions and cost per conversion, with a monthly trend and per-account table
    PPC PerformanceSpend, clicks, conversions and cost per conversion for every campaign, on Google, Microsoft, Meta and more.
  • Client Hub Microsoft Ads report: clicks, impressions, click-through rate, cost, conversions, cost per conversion and impression share, with a monthly cost trend and per-campaign table
    Microsoft Ads PerformanceSpend, clicks, conversions, cost per conversion and impression share for every Microsoft Ads campaign, with the monthly trend.
  • Client Hub Shopping Products report: top Merchant Center products by search clicks, impressions and average position
    Shopping ProductsWhich products get found: clicks, impressions and position per product.

Ecommerce ads questions, answered

A monthly management fee, plus your ad spend, which is paid straight to each platform. Setup is free. The minimum ad budget for ecommerce campaigns is $2,500 a month. It is set by campaign type, not per platform, so adding Meta to Google does not double it. You get a written proposal with the scope and fee before you sign.

It is running the paid ads that sell products online, judged on orders, revenue and return on ad spend rather than clicks. That covers Google Shopping, Performance Max, search, Meta, Amazon and remarketing campaigns, all built around your product feed and your margins.

Most stores start where shoppers already search for the product: Google Shopping and Performance Max. Meta and TikTok add reach with shoppers who are not searching yet, Amazon matters if you sell on the marketplace, and Microsoft Shopping adds more clicks from the same product feed. We recommend a mix from your catalog, margins and where your customers buy, and add channels once the first ones are profitable. For Google in depth, see Google Shopping ads management.

By what each channel sells. We judge every channel on blended return on ad spend across all of them, not on each platform’s own report, because the platforms often take credit for the same order. Budget moves toward the channels and products that bring in profitable orders, and your Client Hub shows every channel side by side.

It depends on your margins, prices and how established your store is, so we set a target return on ad spend that keeps each campaign profitable for you. The more you share about your margins and product costs at the start, the better we can set those targets. We then raise them as the account learns and budget shifts to the products that sell.

We run ads for stores on Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Magento and custom platforms. Conversion tracking is set up from day one, so every order and its value are counted and tied to the campaign that drove it.

Yes. Many stores pair Google with Meta ads for discovery and remarketing, and with Amazon Sponsored Products when they sell on the marketplace. All of it shows side by side in your Client Hub. See Amazon Ads management for how we run the marketplace side.

Your Client Hub shows spend, orders, revenue and return on ad spend by campaign and product, updated every day, and you get a written report every month. Your analyst meets with you at least once a month, more often if you like, to go through the numbers and next steps. Everything runs in your own Google, Microsoft, Meta and Amazon accounts.