Full Account Audits
Identify exactly where budget is being wasted across campaigns, audiences, and placements.
ECOMMERCE PPC
Ecommerce PPC gets treated as a simple dial to turn up or down, when the real skill is knowing exactly which products, audiences, and moments deserve more budget and which are quietly burning it. Most accounts have not had that distinction made in months. Built for ecommerce brands running paid ads whose cost per acquisition has been slowly climbing for months without anyone quite diagnosing why.
WHAT THIS COVERS
Average CPA Improvement
Platforms Typically Managed
Active Optimization
Set and Forget Campaigns
WHY MOST ACCOUNTS DRIFT
Campaigns built well a year ago rarely stay optimal without active management. Audiences saturate, creative fatigues, and margins shift, all while a campaign keeps running on autopilot exactly as it was originally configured. Most PPC management is really PPC monitoring, checking a dashboard and leaving well enough alone. Sash actively restructures and tests on an ongoing basis, because ecommerce PPC accounts that are not actively managed decay quietly and predictably. A full account audit almost always finds meaningful wasted spend hiding in broad placements or stale audiences that were never revisited after initial setup.
Identify exactly where budget is being wasted across campaigns, audiences, and placements.
Bid strategy built around actual product margin, not a flat target across the entire catalog.
Systematic creative testing to fight the performance decay that comes from audience fatigue.
WHAT THIS COVERS
Active, ongoing management rather than a set once and forget approach.
Campaigns structured and bid around actual product margin and conversion data.
Paid social campaigns tuned for ecommerce specific conversion events, not generic engagement metrics.
Sequenced retargeting built around cart abandonment and browse behavior.
Continuous testing to fight performance decay from audience and creative fatigue.
Review current campaigns for wasted spend, stale audiences, and structural issues.
Reorganize around margin and priority products instead of a flat catalog approach.
Introduce systematic testing to combat fatigue and improve performance over time.
Active weekly review rather than a monthly check in, especially during the first optimization phase.
Shift budget toward what is proven to convert profitably, cut what is not.
Stop Letting Your Ad Account Run on Autopilot
FAQ
Google Shopping and Search, Meta, and additional platforms like TikTok or Pinterest where relevant to your audience.
Not always. Some accounts need a full rebuild, others need targeted fixes. We recommend based on the audit, not a default answer.
Weekly at minimum, with more frequent adjustments during active testing or seasonal periods.
Yes, we typically focus first on improving efficiency within current spend before recommending any increase.
Yes, both are managed as part of a coordinated funnel rather than treated as separate, disconnected efforts.
Primarily return on ad spend and actual profit margin, not just raw click or conversion volume.
Yes, this can be scoped alongside PPC management for a fully coordinated campaign and page strategy.
Yes, strategy is adjusted for account maturity, with new accounts typically needing more foundational testing before scaling spend.
Revenue, return on ad spend, and margin focused reporting, alongside the specific optimizations made during that period.
It is commonly paired with adjacent SEO, paid, or development work, coordinated under one team rather than run as an isolated engagement.
A clear report tied to the metrics that actually matter for this specific service, reviewed together on a regular call rather than left as an email attachment nobody opens.
Yes. Many engagements start focused on one priority area and expand once results build trust and budget allows.
Let's run a full audit and find out exactly where the wasted spend is hiding.