One ROAS for all products
A product with a 50% margin and a product with a 15% margin need different targets. One target means advertising the less profitable products at a loss.
A high ROAS in the report doesn’t mean the store is profitable. We set a target based on your profit margin, count against the store and not the platform, and scale only what leaves money.
Campaign management for an online store starts with break-even ROAS: 1 divided by the profit margin per order. In a store that keeps 25% of each order, every ₪1 in advertising has to bring back at least ₪4 in sales to avoid a loss, and a target that leaves profit is derived from that. Then we build Google Shopping and Performance Max with a well-organized product feed, Meta with interest audiences, remarketing and lookalikes, and count sales against the store system, because Google and Meta sometimes count the same order twice. How to calculate break-even ROAS →
A product with a 50% margin and a product with a 15% margin need different targets. One target means advertising the less profitable products at a loss.
Google and Meta each count the same order. Two sales in the reports, one in reality.
A slow product page, shipping that only shows up at checkout, or a clunky payment. The click was paid for, and the sale was lost.
And every decision is measured against one thing: how much profit you keep after advertising.
We calculate break-even ROAS from your profit margin, and set a target that leaves money.
A well-organized product feed, split by profitability and by winning products.
Interest audiences, remarketing and lookalikes, with a product catalogue and dynamic ads.
We count orders against Shopify, WooCommerce or your store system, not against the report.
Remarketing to people who abandoned a cart, so the click isn’t wasted.
Products, audiences and budget, continuously against the target.
We aim for a ROAS of at least 6. It’s also important to know your break-even ROAS, 1 divided by your profit margin per order: in a store with a 25% margin, a ROAS of 4 is only break-even, so the target there is even higher.
Google Shopping and Performance Max catch people already searching for the product. Meta creates demand and suits visual products and new products. Most stores benefit from the combination, and the budget moves to whatever leaves profit.
Yes. We connect measurement and the product feed from any common store system, and check that every purchase is counted once.
Because each platform counts a sale if it had any part in it, within a time window it sets. So the same order appears on both Meta and Google. We measure against the store system.
We work with stores that invest ₪10,000 a month or more in advertising. At that budget the platforms get enough purchases to learn.
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