A large e-commerce brand approached me with a clear challenge:
reduce CPA while maintaining strong ROAS — without increasing the advertising budget.
The Google Ads account contained more than 20,000 products, yet the structure, tracking setup, and campaign strategy were preventing the business from scaling efficiently.
The account relied only on browser-based tracking, which caused a major data accuracy issue.
More than 70% of conversions were not being captured, leading to incorrect bidding signals.
All 20K+ products were pushed into the same campaigns with no segmentation.
Prices ranged from $20 to over $1,200, yet they were treated the same — harming efficiency.
A single Performance Max campaign was running all products, with no control over performance, spend distribution, or product-level optimization.
The bidding methods used did not match the business goals, causing wasted spend and unstable performance.
I implemented a complete server-side tracking setup, improving tracking accuracy to 95%+.
This allowed Google’s bidding algorithms to finally receive accurate data and optimize properly.
I restructured the 20K+ SKU feed with new custom labels based on:
This enabled precise control over campaign objectives:
This new architecture ensured:
After restructuring the account and optimizing the feed, tracking, and bidding:
The account became significantly more stable, scalable, and profitable.