An ecommerce brand spending $80K per month on Google Ads hit a revenue ceiling running only Shopping and Search. The diagnosis: zero upper-funnel investment meant the brand was harvesting demand without creating any. This case study walks through how a Demand Gen campaign architecture was built from scratch, how budget was reallocated from diminishing-return Shopping spend, and what changed in 90 days, including higher new customer acquisition, improved blended ROAS, and better Shopping performance.
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dateModified | customer_site |
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