Join the Performance Uplift Challenge
Most of a catalogue earns nothing. Put your non-selling products to work in a campaign of their own. Your best performers stay exactly where they are, so nothing already working is disturbed, even in peak.
Your existing campaigns are not touched.
ROAS in the first 30 days
Watch the challenge in action.

Two thirds of the catalogue is dead weight.
Only about a third of a product catalogue usually generates any revenue at all. The rest still costs you to advertise.
Underperforming inventory
Stagnant stock that never sells is a financial burden, not a catalogue. It drags overall profitability down while sitting there.
Ad spend inefficiency
CPCs keep rising with limited control over budget and ROAS. Unprofitable SKUs generate clicks but not revenue, dragging margins down with them.
Missed growth
Growth is capped and extra budget returns less and less. Without incremental revenue from Google Ads, the pressure moves to your other channels.
Revenue you have already paid for.
The challenge runs alongside what you already have, on the products it already ignores.
Your best performers stay put
There is no reason to disrupt what already works, so we leave it alone. That is what makes this safe to run at any time, peak included: no account disruption, no revenue at risk.
Your non-sellers get their own campaign
Our technology steers Google’s own bidding across the products that were earning nothing, using feed and campaign structure. A new stream of incremental revenue, and sell-through on stock that was stuck.
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Monitor which competitors show up against your product terms, and where you never appear at all.
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A named strategist walks your catalogue with you: which products earn nothing today, and what the challenge would do with them.
