by asplichal | Jun 28, 2026 | Google Ads
One of the most common questions I hear from ecommerce business owners is, “How do I know which products deserve their own Google Ads budget?” It’s a great question because campaign structure can have a significant impact on your advertising performance. Many advertisers take one of two approaches: they either put all of their products […]
by asplichal | Jun 22, 2026 | Amazon Ads
Many Amazon sellers are constantly trying to improve their click-through rates (CTR), and for good reason. A higher CTR often indicates that your product image, title, and advertising are attracting shoppers’ attention. But what if I told you that a high CTR isn’t always a good thing? Over the years, working with ecommerce brands through […]
by asplichal | Jun 14, 2026 | Google Ads
Most ecommerce business owners assume that their best-selling products should also be their best-performing Google Ads campaigns. It seems logical. If a product consistently generates strong sales, putting advertising dollars behind it should create even more growth. Yet many ecommerce brands discover the exact opposite. They launch Google Ads campaigns promoting their top sellers only […]
by asplichal | Jun 7, 2026 | Amazon Ads
One of the most frustrating situations for Amazon sellers is watching advertising performance suddenly decline without warning. Sales drop, ACOS increases, and what was once a profitable campaign becomes a source of concern. The reality is that these performance declines rarely happen overnight. In many cases, the warning signs were present weeks or even months […]
by asplichal | May 31, 2026 | Google Ads
If you’re running Google Ads for an ecommerce store, you’ve likely wondered: Is it better to structure campaigns by product, product category, or customer intent? It’s a great question because the way you organize your Google Ads account can significantly impact your click-through rates, conversion rates, Quality Scores, cost per acquisition, and ultimately your return […]