ROAS Improved x3
We optimized the Merchant Center feed using automated rules for price ranges, product categories, best sellers, and inventory levels, enabling better campaign segmentation and Shopping visibility.
SFV Auto Parts is a customer‑first auto parts store dedicated to helping drivers, DIYers, and shops find the right parts at the right price.
When SFV Auto Parts approached us, their Google Shopping setup was significantly underperforming and lacked the structure required to scale profitably. The account was generating a ROAS of only around 150%, which was far below the client’s profitability target, considering their break-even ROAS ranged between 300–350%.
The client’s primary objective was to scale ad spend to approximately $8,000/month while maintaining a ROAS above 400%, which required a complete rebuild of both the account structure and the underlying tracking ecosystem.
We optimized the Merchant Center feed using automated rules for price ranges, product categories, best sellers, and inventory levels, enabling better campaign segmentation and Shopping visibility.
We rebuilt the account structure based on historical performance data, separating branded campaigns, launching segmented Standard Shopping campaigns, and improving P-Max query control.
We implemented a custom eCommerce dataLayer with proper shopping events and product IDs, enabling accurate conversion tracking and dynamic remarketing campaigns.
After taking over the account in February, we increased ROAS to around 500%, achieving over 3x improvement compared to the previous period.
Implementing a proper eCommerce dataLayer improved conversion accuracy and enabled fully functional dynamic remarketing campaigns.
Purchase conversions increased from 21 in November 2025 to over 110 in April 2026, marking nearly 5x growth.

Conversion number increased from 50 to 350
We managed to increase the conversion number from around 50 per month to 300-350.
Increased ROAS from 360% to 900%
By optimizing the product feed and remarketing strategy, we increased the number of purchases and overall revenue.