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Category: Cases

Project overview

Possibly.com helps to compare and find the right solutions for your Business needs – simply and at the right price. 

Challenges

The challenge for the client was to scale up the Google Ads account, increasing the conversion volume, while maintaining the target CPL around $150.

Solution
  1. Account Simplification 

Before we took over account management, the client used to have a very sophisticated account structure with a lot of campaigns and ad groups (SKAG account structure). We restructured the account to make it more simple and manageable. Also the Smart bidding strategies work best with simpler account structures.

  1. New Ad Copies

New Ad copies have been created, where we used Dynamic Keyword Insertion Tool, Location Insertion Tool and Ad Customizers, which increased the Ad Relevance, hence improved the CTR

  1. New Keyword Research

We conducted new keyword research to come up with a new list of relevant keywords and create a solid negative keyword list

Results
Project overview

Shelden Healthcare operates as an e-commerce platform offering disability and home care equipment for both sale and rental purposes.

Challenges

The account structure solely relied on standard shopping and search campaigns, categorized by specific product types. However, due to the inadequate implementation of the privacy consent form, nearly half of the conversions could not be attributed to their respective channels. Furthermore, the implementation of conversion tracking was insufficient. The majority of sales occurred offline because of the relatively high average price, which resulted in a significant number of missed signals fed to the Google algorithm.

Solution
  1. Account Restructuration

The account structure was divided by product categories, brand, and non-brand campaigns. Besides search campaigns, several Pmax campaigns based on product categories were set up. Optimized Product Feed in Google Merchant Center for better-performing titles, descriptions, and structure. GDPR-compliant but smart consent form implementation decreased the unassigned traffic from 50% to 8%.

  1. Offline Conversions Tracking

Conversions prioritization was changed – the right conversion tracking and enhanced conversions were set up. Dynamic remarketing tag was implemented. Also, call tracking for tracking offline conversions was implemented.

  1. Microsoft Ads Set Up

Standard shopping campaigns were set up under “search query filtering” system with enhanced CPC bidding strategy. Search ads were set up to support shopping campaigns. Bid adjustments were implemented to optimize targeting

Results
Project overview

Eagle Powersports – an online shop of a wide range of Polaris, KTM, Indian and other brands OEM Spare Parts.

Challenges

Their main goal was to reach the potential Polaris brand vehicles users across Australian rural areas via Google Ads and achieve a ROAS of 400 -500%. The client did not have any campaigns running, so the account was set up from scratch.

Solution
  1. Account Structure
  1. Branded Keywords Campaign

A separate brand campaign was created to bid for brand keywords only. This campaign protects the brand from competitors who might bid for the client’s brand name.

  1. Remarketing Campaign

A remarketing display campaign was created to recapture visitors of the website in the last 15 days.

Results
Project overview

FullFlat, a Dubai-based company, initially offered furniture packages and later expanded to offer individual furniture items like chairs, tables, and sofas.

Challenges

Their main challenge was that most conversions (furniture package purchases) occurred through WhatsApp communication, making it difficult to track real revenue in Google Ads. As a result, Google Ads was only able to track clicks to WhatsApp, not the actual purchases, leading to limitations in campaign optimization and performance insights.

Solution
  1. BigQuery Integration

Captured the GCLID (Google Click ID) for each click and matched it with validated leads in the client’s CRM system.

  1. Revenue Upload via Google Spreadsheets

Developed a system where real purchases were tracked by sending the GCLID along with the corresponding revenue data via Google Spreadsheets.

  1. Optimized Campaigns with Real Revenue Data

By uploading actual purchase data, we were able to enrich the Google Ads algorithm with relevant information, enabling more efficient smart bidding and better campaign targeting.

Results

Project overview

The client sells powdered Fijian Kava in Australia, a product known for providing sleep aid and relaxation. In short, Noble Kava is a humble root with superpowers.

Challenges

The business had been actively advertising on META but had little presence on Google. The client felt that the demand generated through paid social was being captured by competitors on Google. The goal was to increase sales while maintaining an acceptable CPA. The business had been actively advertising on META but had little presence on Google. The client felt that the demand generated through paid social was being captured by competitors on Google. The goal was to increase sales while maintaining an acceptable CPA.

Solution
  1. Account Structure Strategy

The account was running on one Pmax campaign only. In order to increase our presence strategically 

  1. Moving away from Conversion imports from GA4

Full-funnel conversion events were set up through Google Ads tag to report the highest amount of purchases possible. Enhanced conversion tracking was implemented.

  1. Product targeting optimization

Lowered the number of targeted products which led to decrease in CPA.

Results
Increased revenue by 100%

The sales increased from $50K in May to $106K in August

Maintained the acceptable CPA

The client was ok to increase the CPA up to $12, however it was possible to scale the sales by X2 and keep a CPA of $10.6