Why WooCommerce accounts often underperform
WooCommerce gives you full control, but that also means the feed plugin, tracking tags and checkout all have to be set up correctly. Missing GTINs, broken purchase events and caching plugins that block tags are the most common reasons a WooCommerce store spends on ads without clear results. I fix the foundations first, then scale what works.
How I run Google Ads for WooCommerce
Clear numbers from day one
I check that every order in WooCommerce matches what Google Ads reports, so bidding learns from real sales and your monthly report shows true revenue and ROAS.
Frequently asked questions
Which feed plugin should I use?
Several work well. I review what you already have and only recommend a change if it is causing errors, missing products or disapprovals.
Can you work with my developer?
Yes. I send clear instructions for any tracking or site changes, or make them myself in Google Tag Manager when I have access.
Do you work with agencies that serve WooCommerce stores?
Yes. I manage Google Ads for store owners directly and for marketing agencies as a white label partner, with reports under your agency brand.