by asplichal | Aug 23, 2026 | Google Ads
One of the biggest opportunities ecommerce businesses have in Google Ads is something they already own: their customer data. Customer Match allows ecommerce advertisers to use first-party customer information, such as email addresses, to reach existing customers and prospects through Google Ads. Instead of treating every person searching on Google as a complete stranger, Customer […]
by asplichal | Aug 9, 2026 | Google Ads
When ecommerce businesses want to grow their Google Ads revenue, the first instinct is often to increase the advertising budget. And sometimes, that is absolutely the right move. But before you put another dollar into Google Ads, ask yourself a different question: How much additional revenue is already sitting inside my existing account? In many […]
by asplichal | Jul 26, 2026 | Google Ads
If you’ve been managing Google Ads for any length of time, you’ve probably spent some time looking at Quality Score. Maybe you’ve even wondered whether getting every keyword to a 10/10 should be one of your primary goals. The reality is that there’s a lot of outdated information about Quality Score. Some advertisers believe it’s […]
by asplichal | Jul 13, 2026 | Google Ads
When setting up Google Ads campaigns for an ecommerce business, one of the first decisions you’ll make is how to organize your products. Traditionally, advertisers separate campaigns by product category—apparel, electronics, home goods, sporting equipment, and so on. It’s a logical approach because it mirrors how customers browse your website. But is it the most […]
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 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 […]