Hello everyone! I am new to this community. I am curently looking to raise some capital for q4 and hence I am liquidating 2 of my USA GMC Approved stores. These are 1 month old GMCs. If anyone is looking to purchase, please let me know. We can discuss.

What’s up everyone, Enrique here! I’m an eCommerce operator currently building and scaling multiple DTC brands across a few different niches. Most of my experience has been on the full-stack side of eCommerce: product research, offer creation, Shopify/CRO, creative strategy, Meta Ads, Google Shopping, email, fulfillment, and the day-to-day operations that come with actually running the brands. Google Ads has become a much bigger focus for me recently, especially Shopping and Performance Max. I’ve had some solid results so far, but I joined because I want to get much deeper into the platform; better campaign structure, feed optimization, bidding strategy, scaling, attribution, and understanding what’s actually happening under the hood instead of just relying on surface-level metrics like most operators.. I’m currently working on a newer apparel brand that I’m actively building out and scaling, so I should have plenty of real account data and situations to bring into the community. Looking forward to learning from everyone here, contributing wherever I can, and getting significantly better at Google Ads!

yoo whats up✌️ my name is Kiriakos and i joined this community to hopefully learn more about google ads dropshipping.

It’s been 10 days since I switched from “Max Clicks” to “Max Conversion Value,” and so far the results have been very disappointing—an average ROAS of 1.5x over this period. Is this normal? If not, what could be causing this? And what else can I do, or is this really just a matter of letting Google do its thing? The average CPC is €1.79, and the daily budget is €40, so I’m not necessarily getting that many clicks per day. I currently have around 30 products in my campaign. It’s a Shopping campaign using the Max Conversion Value bidding strategy. It’s men’s fashion dropshipping in the Netherlands, by the way.

We're running €50/day on Google Ads (PMax) for 153 products in the lighting niche (higher AOV, high-ticket). We resell existing brands, so pricing is competitive but margins are a bit tighter. Everything is optimized; titles, descriptions, competitive pricing but sales are very inconsistent: some days a sale, some days nothing. Most of these products haven't come close to getting enough spend yet to actually tell whether they're a winner or not. I get that spreading €50/day across 153 products means each one gets very little data, and more products = longer to find winners. Question: is it better to just shrink our catalog for now so the remaining products get enough spend to actually prove themselves, or should we add more new products to test? What's actually worked for others in a similar high-ticket/reseller situation?