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How An Ecommerce Brand Broke A Google Shopping Plateau With Feed Optimization

An ecommerce brand spending mid-six figures monthly on Google Shopping hit a revenue plateau despite budget increases. The fix was not a bidding change. It was a feed-first restructure: rewriting product titles for search intent, introducing margin-based custom labels, segmenting campaigns by product economics, and aligning smart bidding targets to each segment. This case study walks through the diagnosis, the phased fix, the measurable results, and what any ecommerce brand can apply today.

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