hey everyone, i have an old gmc which i recently started running again, performance isnt bad revenue wise, but insanely high cpc (4$+). i was told to go for a domain switch, what would be the best/safest way to do this?

Launched a new campaign 3 days ago, first day regular not really spending much especially because launched later in the day. Second day spent $96, when the daily budget is $50. Today it spent about $20 then completely stopped about 5 hours ago, no impressions either. Should I be worried of another misrep? Just got the initial misrep 1.5 weeks ago, or do you guys think just because it overspent a lot yesterday so its trying to budget? Any insight is helpful

Hey everyone, I did the wetracked setup like how @Christopher Krassnig mentions in his video for the setup. Everything is set to account default in the goals, but purchase action is the only one that is a primary conversion action. The rest, page view, atc, begin checkout are set to secondary actions. Just like how Chris mentioned to do. However, setup first campaign and it is showing this error for goals. I also did the exact feed pmax setup Chris showed. Do you guys get this issue? If so, do you just ignore it? Or fix it? Thanks

Your ads aren't the problem. Your store is. 🚪 Last month I looked at a store doing everything right on ads. Good creative. Smart bids. Real money going in. But sales were flat. So we stopped staring at the ad account and opened the actual store on a phone. The main product image took 6 seconds to load. Six. Most people were gone before they ever saw it. The ads were fine. The front door was just stuck. Here's the part nobody wants to hear: the boring stuff is where the money is. Speed. Images. Clean product data. It's not sexy. There's no dopamine in it. But it's the quiet leak that drains every campaign you run. You can't out-spend a slow store. You just lose money faster. 💸 So I wrote the whole fix down in one place. I'm calling it the Shopify Store Foundations SOP. It's the same playbook my team runs on client stores, and today it's yours, free. What's inside the SOP: ⚡ Page speed - how to actually pass Core Web Vitals (and the #1 killer most stores miss: apps) 🖼️ Images - the biggest speed lever in ecom, done right 🔍 SEO - titles, descriptions, and a clean structure Google can read 🏷️ Product data - the schema that earns rich results and more clicks 📱 Mobile - because most of your traffic is on a phone ♿ Accessibility - simple wins that help everyone Every step tells you what to do, why it matters, and how to check it worked. No fluff. No theory. Just do this, then this. Start here: run your store through PageSpeed right now. Write the number down. Open the SOP. Fix one thing. Then beat that number. Foundation first. Then you scale. The SOP is attached below. 👇 Download and open the HTML in Chrome.

Hey guys, We launched a new fashion store yesterday with a brand new GMC and a fresh Google Ads account. Got the first sale already on day 1. But the CPCs are crazy high. Our cheapest clicks are around $1.70 and many are between $2.50 – $4+. Is this normal for a completely new account in the fashion niche? How long does it usually take until the CPCs come down? We used an aged domain with no bad history, but we’ve never experienced CPCs this high with our other stores before. Would really appreciate any tips on how to lower the costs faster. Thanks already!