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How A DTC Ecommerce Brand Stopped Micromanaging Google Ads And Doubled Purchase Revenue

A DTC ecommerce brand spending around $40K per month on Google Ads watched ROAS decline for three straight quarters despite consistent in-house management. After transitioning to a done-with-you model with groas, the brand consolidated campaigns, rebuilt its shopping feed, recalibrated bidding targets, and restructured Performance Max. This case study walks through the diagnosis of three compounding structural problems, the specific changes made, and how purchase revenue recovered within six months. It draws out the core lesson for ecommerce brands: Google Ads performance scales on infrastructure quality, not management hours.

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