Achieve immediate impact with a smarter, data-driven Google Ads strategy. We look beyond your PPC account and optimise your product listings, website and shopping feeds to drive highly converting traffic.
Speak to usWe've been working with paid advertising since 2006 and have a proven track record of returns. We make heavy use of custom scripts to categorise products and make the most of automated bidding strategies.
Split products into Heroes, Sidekicks, Villains & Zombies based on their performance.
Build your audience/customer list to help Google target the right customers.
Optimise the shopping feed to ensure maximum keyword coverage & traffic.
We manage the merchant centre to ensure to no disapproved items or missing barcodes.
Our strategy is centered on growth. We amplify your ecommerce sales by funneling traffic to your site that's primed to convert. Our holistic approach focuses on both on-page optimizations and off-page tactics to ensure a cohesive growth plan.
Results at a target ROI
We ensure conversions are profitable.
Understand & optimise product listings
We classify products into heroes, sidekicks, zombies and villains based on performance.
Organic & PPC working in harmony
Our holistic approach ties all marketing channels together
No Contracts
Our performance does the talking.
* Limited to the life of the company
Frequently asked questions
Google Ads and SEO work best when integrated and aligned. Paid ads appear above the organic listings that SEO seeks to influence, and can usually to deliver results more quickly. You also get access to Shopping ads which is not possible with SEO. Targeting for PPC can also be far more granular.
Google also provides huge amounts of data on paid ads that can be used to optimise, and virtually none on SEO results.
SEO is more focused on generating organic traffic over the mid-long term, and this traffic carries no attached cost-per-click. However it’s not “free” traffic as you will have to perform on-page and off-page SEO on your site on a consistent basis just to keep your current rankings.
Think of it as an arms race with your competitors, who are also trying to gain organic rankings.
Remarketing and retargeting might seem interchangeable, but they’re distinct strategies in the digital marketing playbook. Remarketing is the broader term, usually involving re-engaging customers through emails based on past actions. Think of it as giving a nudge to someone who's already walked through your virtual door. Retargeting is typically about serving targeted ads to potential customers who have visited your site but didn't make a purchase.
Both are about making sure your brand stays top of mind, but they use different methods to keep the conversation going.
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