Product Listing Ads and retail media across Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, TikTok, Pinterest, and eBay, plus dynamic retargeting, run on one clean product feed and managed to margin, not just ROAS.
Product Listing Ads (PLA) are the image-price-title units shoppers click before they ever read a description. They all run on one thing: a clean product feed. We engineer that feed, then put your products on every surface that sells for your category, and manage the spend to contribution margin instead of vanity ROAS.
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Retail-media and product ads across Google, Amazon, and the marketplaces, driven by a clean feed.
Result More profitable product-ad spend across channels with consistent reporting.
Result Recovered ROAS and opened profitable new channels.
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You can out-bid no one with a broken feed. Titles, images, attributes, and inventory signals decide which products even show and at what cost. We fix the feed first, segment by margin, and let the platforms compete for your best products, so spend follows profit across every shelf, not just Google.
A Product Listing Ad is the visual unit with your product image, price, and title that appears in shopping results and feeds. Unlike a text ad, it is generated from your product feed, so the feed, not the ad copy, is what mostly decides performance.
Google Shopping and Performance Max, Microsoft / Bing Shopping, Amazon, Meta and TikTok catalog ads, Pinterest, and eBay, plus dynamic retargeting through Criteo, Google, and Meta. We start with the two or three that fit your category and margins, not all of them at once.
The Amazon page goes deep on Amazon alone. This service is the cross-platform layer, one product feed feeding every other shelf, with Amazon included but not the whole story.
To profit. We segment products by contribution margin so spend concentrates on what actually makes money, instead of chasing a single blended ROAS that hides your losers.
Retargeting shows your products again to people who viewed or abandoned them. For most stores it can be among the most efficient spend you can run, when you measure incremental lift rather than last-click ROAS, so we wire dynamic retargeting (Criteo, Google, Meta) into the same feed.