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Ecommerce PPC Agency for Better Paid Performance

Our ecommerce PPC agency helps online retailers reach high-intent shoppers through targeted paid search campaigns, with a focus on sales, performance and commercial results.

Google Shopping for Ecommerce

Google Shopping puts your products directly in front of people searching for what you sell. As a Google Shopping agency, we work across your product feeds, Merchant Center setup and campaigns to improve visibility for relevant searches and make better use of your paid media budget.

From product information and pricing to campaign structure and targeting, we focus on the details that can affect performance and the quality of traffic reaching your store.

Google Shopping for Ecommerce

Our Ecommerce PPC Services

Our ecommerce PPC services cover the paid channels that can help you reach potential customers at different stages of the buying journey. Our ecommerce paid media agency can help manage search, shopping and social campaigns based on your products, audience and commercial objectives.

Google Ads Management

Google Ads Management

We create and manage Google Ad campaigns around relevant searches, with ongoing optimisation of targeting, bids and ad performance.

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Bing Ads Management

Bing Ads Management

We manage Microsoft Advertising campaigns to help ecommerce brands reach additional search audiences beyond Google.

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Instagram Advertising

Instagram Advertising

We create targeted Instagram campaigns that put your products in front of relevant audiences through visual paid social advertising.

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Facebook Advertising

Facebook Advertising

We manage Facebook advertising campaigns designed to reach potential customers and support your wider ecommerce acquisition strategy.

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Pinterest Advertising

Pinterest Advertising

We create Pinterest campaigns that put products in front of consumers while they're discovering ideas, products and potential purchases.

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TikTok Advertising

TikTok Advertising

We create TikTok campaigns to help ecommerce brands reach relevant audiences through paid social, supporting product discovery and customer acquisition.

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Our Approach to Ecommerce PPC

Our approach combines campaign management, audience targeting, performance data and conversion considerations around your products and commercial goals. As part of our approach to ecommerce performance marketing, we focus on where your budget is going, how campaigns perform and what can be improved.

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We start with your commercial priorities, considering your revenue, margins, products and stock when structuring campaigns and deciding where budget should be allocated.

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We optimise performance continuously by reviewing bids, audiences, creatives and search terms to identify opportunities and reduce wasted spend.

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We match channels to the customer journey to capture existing demand, while paid social can support product discovery and remarketing can re-engage previous visitors.

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We report on the metrics that matter, tracking KPIs such as ROAS, CPA and revenue to understand performance and identify the next areas for optimisation.

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Why Choose Us as Your Ecommerce PPC Agency?

PPC works best when campaign decisions are based on the wider commercial picture. At Seek Marketing Partners, we look at your products, audience, website and performance data before deciding where your budget should go.

We combine campaign management with ongoing analysis and optimisation, reviewing what is working, where spend can be improved and how paid activity fits into the wider customer journey.

Our ecommerce PPC agency provides you with clear reporting on performance and a team that focuses on the numbers that matter to your ecommerce business, without unnecessary complexity or marketing jargon.

Ready to Improve Your Ecommerce PPC Performance?

If you're looking for a more focused approach to paid media, our team can review your current campaigns, website and commercial goals to identify where performance can be improved.

FAQs About Ecommerce PPC

The right platforms depend on your products, audience and commercial goals. Google Search and Shopping can capture existing product demand, while Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Pinterest can support product discovery and paid social activity. Microsoft Advertising can also provide access to additional search audiences.
There is no fixed budget that works for every ecommerce business. The right level depends on factors such as your products, margins, competition, target audience and objectives. We can assess your requirements and recommend an approach based on your business rather than applying a standard budget.
PPC can start generating traffic shortly after campaigns go live, but meaningful performance data takes time to build. We use the initial campaign data to assess performance, identify opportunities and make ongoing adjustments to targeting, bids, ads and budgets.
Yes. PPC campaigns can be structured around specific products, search terms, audiences, locations and customer behaviours. For ecommerce businesses, this can include targeting product searches through Google Shopping and re-engaging people who have previously visited your website.
We track metrics such as click-through rate, conversion rate, cost per acquisition, return on ad spend and revenue. The most useful measures depend on your commercial objectives, so we focus on the metrics that provide a meaningful view of campaign performance.
There is no fixed return that every ecommerce PPC campaign can achieve. Performance depends on factors including product margins, competition, pricing, conversion rates, campaign structure and advertising costs. We use performance data to identify where campaigns can be improved and where budget is being used most effectively.
Yes. Conversion Rate Optimisation (CRO) can complement ecommerce PPC by improving what happens after someone clicks your ads. Reviewing landing pages, product pages, checkout journeys and other conversion points can help identify barriers that may be limiting the value of your paid traffic.