Shopping campaigns do not run on keywords. They run on your product data, which means a neglected Merchant Center feed quietly caps every campaign built on top of it. Proxima treats the feed as the primary lever: titles, attributes, and images fixed first, then campaign structure and bidding built around return on ad spend.
Google Shopping management for US ecommerce and retail. Running Search and Performance Max too? That's our Google Ads practice, and the two are managed as one account.
Default exports from Shopify or WooCommerce carry vague titles and missing attributes. We rewrite titles and fill the attributes Google matches against, because the feed decides which searches you can win.
Products silently drop out of the auction over policy and data errors. We monitor Merchant Center continuously and clear disapprovals before they eat a week of revenue.
A single catch-all campaign lets your worst margins spend your best products' budget. We segment by margin, price band, and performance so bidding can favour what actually earns.
Top sellers absorb spend while profitable long-tail products never get impressions. We control budget distribution deliberately instead of letting one product group swallow the account.
Roughly 70% of carts are abandoned, so traffic alone never fixes revenue. We pair Shopping with retargeting and landing page work, so the clicks you already paid for get a second chance.
Shopping reports flatter easily when the metric is traffic. We report return on ad spend by product group, plus what each segment contributed to revenue, every week.
Shopping campaign management that treats the product feed as the main lever
Product titles rewritten for how people actually search, required attributes completed, and images checked — before a single bid is touched.
Campaigns and product groups segmented by margin, price band, and performance, so budget follows profit rather than popularity.
Continuous monitoring of disapprovals, policy warnings, and data quality, because products that fall out of the feed silently stop earning.
Return on ad spend by product group and blended profitability, reported weekly in numbers your finance team would accept.
Shopping campaigns match on product data, so every hour spent on titles, attributes, and images buys more than an hour spent adjusting bids.
Exactly what a Google Shopping engagement with Proxima covers, no vague scope.
A full review of product data, disapprovals, and policy status, with the fixes ranked by the revenue they unlock.
Titles rewritten around real search language, plus the category, GTIN, condition, and variant attributes Google matches against.
Product groups split by margin, price band, and performance, so bidding can favour the items worth winning.
Target ROAS and manual strategies chosen per segment, with budget distribution controlled rather than left to the bestsellers.
Products set up to appear in free listings across Search, Images, the Shopping tab, YouTube, and Maps alongside paid placements.
Spend, return on ad spend by product group, and feed health, with what we are changing next and why.
AI-Powered & Agentic Marketing
AI agents watch your feed and the auction around the clock. Our strategists own the product strategy, the margins, and the outcome, so you get machine speed with human judgment.
Agents parse every product in your feed for missing attributes, weak titles, and disapproval risk, at a scale no manual audit reaches.
Models test title structures against real search language; strategists approve the patterns before they are applied across the catalogue.
Product groups built from margin and performance data, so bidding favours what earns rather than what merely sells.
Agents track impression share, price competitiveness, and Merchant Center status daily, so products never sit disapproved for a week.
Winning segments are scaled deliberately as agents watch return for strain, so growth does not quietly erode profitability.
When 2tentech rebuilt FAJ Technical Services' digital presence, traffic grew 115.8% and conversions doubled, because the unglamorous foundations were fixed before anything was scaled. Shopping rewards exactly that order of operations: the feed gets clean first, and only then does spend get to compound.
See results like this for your business →Shopping captures buyers who already know what product they want; Search captures the ones still describing a problem; Performance Max extends both across Google's other surfaces. Run separately, they bid against each other for the same customer and inflate your own costs.
We manage them as one account with deliberate priority: Shopping owns product-level intent, Search owns category and problem-level intent, and Performance Max is given a defined role rather than left to absorb whatever budget it can reach.
You get one weekly report across the account: what each campaign type contributed, what return each product group produced, and where next month's budget belongs.

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A Google Shopping agency manages both halves of the system: the Merchant Center product feed and the campaigns built on it. That means product data auditing and optimization, disapproval monitoring, campaign structure and product group segmentation, bidding, and reporting. Proxima handles the full stack, accountable to return on ad spend rather than clicks.
Management fees are usually a flat monthly fee or a percentage of ad spend. Proxima sizes the fee to your catalogue size and ad budget, because a 200-product store is a fundamentally different job from a 40,000-SKU catalogue. Request a quote for an exact number, or start with a free feed review if you want proof of what we would fix first.
Because Shopping campaigns do not use keywords. Google decides which searches your products appear for by matching against the product data in your Merchant Center feed, as its own documentation states. A vague product title excludes you from searches no bid adjustment can win back, so feed work has a higher ceiling than bid work in almost every account we audit.
Performance Max uses your feed too, but it hands placement and budget decisions to Google across every surface at once. Standard Shopping campaigns give you product-level control and clearer reporting, which matters when margins differ sharply across the catalogue. Most accounts we run use both, with defined roles, rather than letting Performance Max absorb everything.
It depends on margin, price point, and competition, so any agency quoting a universal number is guessing. What we can commit to is the method: we establish your break-even return first, then manage toward a target above it by product segment. If your current data does not support a credible target yet, the first month is spent building that baseline honestly.
Yes. Each platform's default export has its own predictable weaknesses, usually thin titles and missing attributes like GTIN, size, or colour. We work with the native integration or a feed management tool depending on catalogue complexity, and the optimization layer sits on top either way, so you are not locked into re-platforming.
Feed fixes can lift impressions within days, since approval and matching improve as soon as the data does. Bidding and structure changes need two to four weeks of data to read properly, and a full quarter to judge return across seasonal variation. Anyone promising a specific ROAS in week one has not looked at your margins.
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