Profit Bidding Tools
(you should be using)
- •Adjust bids based on product margins
- •Work within your existing campaign structure
- •Optimize known products only
- •Tactical execution
Most eCommerce brands unknowingly let Google push the same small set of SKUs - while hundreds of profitable products never get exposure.
For eCommerce brands with 1,000+ products spending €30K+/month on Google Ads
The fewer products you scale, the faster you hit diminishing returns - and the lower your profit ceiling.
With a small catalog:
With a larger catalog:
Chart of contribution margin versus ad spend for two scenarios. A small product portfolio reaches its peak margin at low spend and then declines as the budget overspends a finite set of products. A large portfolio peaks at far higher spend and far higher margin, showing that a bigger catalog raises the ceiling on profitable scale.
Most e-commerce stores with a large catalog hit the same wall. You have hundreds or thousands of products and no clean way to decide which ones to put money behind, on which channel, for which goal. So budget defaults to a handful of bestsellers and the rest of the catalog stays invisible.
The two platforms reward different things. Meta is built to create demand and win attention for products that catch the eye. Google captures demand that already exists. The same product can be a winner on one and a budget drain on the other, and most stores never separate the two.
Say you sell a coffee machine. The capsules are your recurring revenue, but nobody buys capsules from a cold ad. The machine belongs in paid acquisition; the capsules belong in email and reactivation. Most catalogs have this split, and most owners can't see which products are the front door and which are the back end.
If your goal is contribution margin, you cut the products that don't work and tighten around your winners. If your goal is growth, your bestsellers have a ceiling, so you fund proven products beyond them. The right account structure depends entirely on which goal you're chasing.
There's no single right way. Ad-dependent stores can score on Google Ads performance. Strong-brand or organic-led stores should score on backend and organic sales, since ads only play a complementary role. Others should score on which products bring in new customers. Score on the wrong data and you scale the wrong products.
These look like four different problems. They are really one decision asked four ways: which products to advertise, and where. That is the system we build around your goal.
See how exploring new products can unlock additional profit for your business.
These estimates are illustrative. Actual results depend on your products and market conditions.
Current ROAS: 5.0x 🚀 Strong
With 2.5x AOV testing = €187.5 per product
That's 2,500 products getting impressions
🔥 47,500 products available to explore
Discovery boost: 192% efficiency 🚀 Huge opportunity
Exploration budget comes from your existing ad spend
That's €25,000 per month for exploration (from €100,000 total)
Standard approach, balanced risk/reward (2.5x AOV per product)
Current profit
€75,000/mo
What you make now
Exploration budget
€25,000/mo
25% of ad spend
New products found
255
Products discovered per month
Profit gain (6 months)
+€307,537
Total over 6 months
Profit dips initially as you invest, then recovers and grows
Break-Even Point
2 months
When cumulative profit turns positive (recovery from initial dip)
• Initial dip from reallocating €25,000/mo
• By M2, cumulative profit turns positive
• Current status: ✅ €307,537 cumulative gain
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Not to fight the algorithm - but to complete it.
We design a portfolio diversification system that adds your business intelligence on top of Google's conversion intelligence.
We connect your product costs, margins, inventory, and pricing strategy to build a complete profit picture.
We score every SKU by profitability, demand potential, and Google visibility to identify hidden winners.
We define what % of your budget goes to best-sellers vs. exploration products for systematic growth.
We rebuild Search and Shopping campaigns around that logic, making the algorithm work for your strategy.
60–70% of budget supports your core profitable products
30–40% systematically explores new categories or SKUs
You discover new best-sellers every month
Sustainable growth, not plateau
You're not replacing automation. You're making it smarter.
Google Ads optimizes your bids for known winners.
We identify new winners by feeding business context and forcing exploration with a better structure.
(you should be using)
(execution)
(strategy)
The strategic intelligence layer between your goals and execution
Revenue growth, diversification, scale
Product scoring, campaign architecture, budget framework
Campaign management, reporting
Smart Bidding, Profit Tools
Execution
We're not here to run your campaigns. We're here to make them aligned to your business.
Think of us as the strategy layer between your business goals, your performance team, and Google's automation.
We don't compete with tools or agencies. We complete them.
A structured, collaborative approach to discovering your next best-sellers.
We analyze your current portfolio performance and ad distribution.
We connect product, margin, and ad data to identify underexposed opportunities.
We design campaign structures that balance efficiency and exploration.
We meet monthly to review data, update scores, and discover new winners.
This isn't for startups testing product-market fit. It's for established brands ready to scale systematically.
50,000+ products in catalog
€100K+/month on Google Ads
Already profitable
Experiencing growth plateau
Have in-house team or agency
Think long-term strategically
< 10,000 products
< €10K/month ad spend
Need basic campaign management
Looking for short-term hacks
Let's find your next best-sellers - before your competitors do.
Quick form to help us understand your portfolio and goals.
We analyze distribution and identify underexposed winners.
Review findings together and decide on next steps.