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@Mohamed Drop From what I understand, this usually depends on how you’re structuring the second store. If it’s a completely separate brand/business operation, many people prefer keeping payments organized separately for cleaner accounting and risk management. If both stores operate under the same business entity, using the same LLC details may be possible depending on how your setup is structured and what payment provider policies allow. Main thing is keeping everything transparent and aligned with your actual business structure to avoid payment issues later.

@Deen Lifa Before pausing everything, I’d first look at where the issue is actually coming from. Low conversions don’t always mean the campaign type is the problem . sometimes it’s the offer, landing page, tracking, or feed quality. If your Search campaigns already have useful data, I probably wouldn’t shut them off immediately. You could keep branded running while testing PMax alongside it and compare performance. PMax can work well, but only when the store, feed, and tracking are properly set up. Otherwise it just spends faster

@Jasper Hutten Interesting strategy. If those products are already underperforming in PMax, I’d usually focus on gathering cleaner data first before pushing for aggressive conversions. For that reason, many people start Standard Shopping low-performer campaigns with Manual CPC or sometimes Maximize Clicks with a controlled bid limit, depending on budget and traffic volume. I’d also pay attention to:• Search term quality• Device/location performance• Negative keywords• Product segmentation by margin or intent Sometimes low performers just need better query control or cleaner segmentation rather than being fully written off.

@Ramon Marsman From what I’ve seen, it’s usually better to make the store look complete and trustworthy before pushing too hard with GMC. I’d personally rather have products published than an empty-looking store. Having a few solid products in each collection (like 3–5+) plus proper policies, contact info, branded design, and complete product pages can help the store look more established. I wouldn’t rush aggressive uploads or campaigns immediately though , letting the account age a little more naturally first can help.