The fashion drop in spring got more DMs than anything we shared this year. So we went deeper. This time we ran the full research across two niches: Fashion AND Home Decor. Same method. Real data, not guru guesses. The base 👇 💰 200+ Google Ads accounts. $14M in monthly revenue. 🛒 119,000+ conversions analysed across 106,000+ live products. US, DE, UK, NL, PL, AU, FR and more. Almost double the last report. 🧾 Plus paid 3rd party data from sources that would cost you a small fortune to stack yourself. What's inside 👇 📦 Top 20 products converting RIGHT NOW in each niche (May-June 2026) 📊 Every major fashion and home decor category with a clear verdict: scale now, scale into fall, or wind down 🔤 The exact words to put in your product titles - pulled from what's converting, not what sounds nice 📅 Month-by-month seasonal roadmap built from real 2025 curves, so you know exactly what to stock and when 🌍 All of it cross-checked against 20+ industry trend sources. Where only our data sees it, that's your edge. A few things that will mess with your assumptions 👇 → The fastest-growing home decor category is one most stores treat as a throwaway upsell. It converts at 3.1x ROAS and the trend press ignores it completely. → One fashion product type from the spring report doubled down. Our top store runs it at 2.8x ROAS and it's still accelerating into Q3 → There's a country in this data converting at 2.5x blended ROAS that almost nobody targets → The biggest summer category in home decor peaks THIS month, then fades hard. Most stores scale it in August - exactly when it dies Most would package this and sell it. We keep it internal - except for you. Premium members only as always! If you're premium: Comment "RESEARCH" and which report you need I'll send it to you. 💌

Hey - glad you're here. This is Google Ads eCom Lab. It's a free community for ecom operators who want to actually get good at Google Ads - not from theory, but from the system we use on 200+ live client accounts generating €200M+ in tracked sales. What this room is A Google Ads war room for D2C and dropshipping store owners. You get a full scaling course, monthly live calls, daily tactical chat, weekly templates, and a network of operators who are running the same stuff you are. 💪 ✅ The rules 1. Stay tactical. No motivation posts, no "what does everyone think of X" without a specific question. 2. No pitching. Don't promote your agency, course, SaaS, or service. Zero tolerance. 3. No generic advice. If you're answering someone, give them the actual answer - not "it depends" with nothing underneath it. 4. Confidentiality. Don't share other members' numbers, stores, or strategies outside this room. 5. Respect the room. This is an operator community - act like one. 🎯 Where to start Head to the Classroom tab. Start with module 1 ("Google Ads Masterclass for eCom Brands"). Go through the first three modules before asking questions in chat - most of the foundational stuff is covered there. If you're already advanced - jump straight to the Performance Max or ROAS troubleshooting modules and bring your specific account questions to Thursday teardowns or the monthly call. 📲 Monthly live call We run a group call every month. The date gets posted here and in the Events tab one week out. Bring your campaign, your screen-share, your question. We audit live. No pre-packaged presentations - just real accounts, real problems, real fixes. One ask If this room helps you - post your win on Saturdays. Not to flex. Because the person two steps behind you needs to see what's actually possible. That's how the room compounds. 🔥 See you in the feed, Chris

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Hey guys! Quick update, we´ve just added a few more resources in the Bonus section, especially tailored for those of you who are just starting out with Google Ads. 🔥 Great content for you to get your fundamentals right before getting to the next level 💪 Will probably save you lots of time and money, so don´t miss out 😉

I launched a PMax campaign with a budget of €50, and it's been running for three days now. Today It's only 12:00 AM and it has already spent €55. Why is it spending the entire budget so early in the morning? Is this normal?