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CLIENT NIASHA is an online cosmetics store in Switzerland specializing in Korean brands. More than 70 product brands are represented […]

Client
About

Write 2–4 paragraphs in normal “blog” tone:
who the client is, what they sell, and what “growth” means for them.
Mention market specifics (languages, competition, seasonality) and
constraints.

Industry

Beauty

Services

PPC Management Services

Search Engine Optimization

Tools

SimilarWeb

Google Analytics

Google Trends

Google Market Explorer

ScreamingFrog

Google

Meta Audience Insights

Google Tag Manager

Meta

Google Search Console

Promodo DevTools

Ahrefs

Semrush

Linkedin Ads Library

The Results

+

392

%

Revenue

+

28

%

ROAS

+

471

%

Transactions

Challenges

Explain the bottleneck in one sentence, then add context. Avoid generic “increase sales”. Add real constraints: approvals, tracking, coverage gaps, margin sensitivity, limited budgets, etc.

  • Merchant Center: ~26% products rejected → limited scale.
  • Profit control: winners mixed with low-margin items → unstable ROAS.
  • Coverage: weak brand/category Search in EN/DE/FR/IT.
  • Trust signals: product ratings not fully utilized (if applicable).

How we solved it

This is the main section. Use short subheadings + paragraphs. Keep it readable, no “boxed” text blocks.

Merchant Center & feed stabilization

Describe exact actions: policy/data fixes, feed rules, supplemental feeds, GTIN/brand consistency, image issues. Group by themes instead of listing 20 separate bullets.

  • Fixed disapprovals: address policy/data violations and missing attributes.
  • Improved product data: titles, categories, identifiers, images (replace specifics).
  • Monitoring: a simple routine to prevent regressions.

Campaign segmentation by product liquidity

Explain the idea in plain terms: separate fast-selling products from slow movers to keep ROAS stable and scale winners. Mention how budgets/bidding differ per segment.

  • Split by liquidity: high-liquidity vs low-liquidity product groups.
  • Different targets: separate ROAS / budget constraints per group.
  • Controls: exclusions, priorities, ongoing query mining (replace).

Search coverage in 4 languages

Explain: brand + category Search helps capture ready-to-buy demand, supports PMax, and improves control.

  • Built brand & category campaigns: EN/DE/FR/IT (replace naming).
  • Landing alignment: language + intent mapping.
  • Weekly iterations: scale winners, block waste, refine assets.

Product ratings (optional)

Keep it short: what you implemented and what it improved (CTR, trust, differentiation).

  • Visibility: high-rated products show more often.
  • Trust: ratings increase purchase intent.
  • Conversion: better social proof typically lifts CVR.

Workflow & timeline

Describe your process in 2–3 sentences, then list the steps below. Keep it simple and data-driven.

Audit & measurement check

Confirm GA4 tracking, conversion integrity, Merchant Center diagnostics, and baseline KPIs.

Fix approvals & feed quality

Reduce rejections, improve product data, set a monitoring routine to keep approvals stable.

Restructure campaigns by liquidity

Separate budgets & targets to scale winners while protecting profitability.

Expand Search across languages

Launch brand/category Search in EN/DE/FR/IT and iterate weekly based on data.

Results of Google Ads optimization

Add 1–2 paragraphs describing “what changed” in business terms: more eligible products, stable scaling, improved efficiency, and how ROAS behaved during growth. Mention the exact period.