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Google Ads Shopping Feed Ecommerce Feed Optimization ROAS

How We Helped Cushion Source Grow Revenue 123% Without Increasing Ad Spend

A Google Ads audit and full account overhaul that eliminated wasted spend, fixed a broken shopping feed, and shifted budget toward campaigns that actually drive purchases.

ClientCushion Source
ChannelGoogle Ads
Start DateJanuary 15, 2026
IndustryEcommerce / Home Goods
+95%
Increase in Purchases
+123%
Increase in Revenue
+127%
Increase in ROAS
Flat
Ad Spend (unchanged)

Strong Products, Room to Grow

Cushion Source came to us with a well-established ecommerce business, a deep product catalog, and real demand in the market. Like many growing brands, their Google Ads account had evolved organically over time and there were clear opportunities to sharpen the setup, improve efficiency, and unlock more revenue from the same budget.

When we conducted our initial audit in January 2026, we identified several areas where focused improvements could have an outsized impact on performance without increasing spend.

01

Spend Efficiency Opportunity

Some budget was reaching broader, lower-intent queries. Tightening keyword targeting and adding structured negatives would redirect that spend toward buyers with stronger purchase intent.

02

Shopping Feed Enhancement

Product titles, descriptions, and attributes had room to better reflect how buyers search. Strengthening the feed would improve ad relevance and impression share on the most valuable searches.

03

Expanding SKU Coverage

A portion of the product catalog wasn't yet included in the Shopping feed, leaving potential demand uncaptured. Getting the full range in front of buyers was a straightforward win.

04

Rebalancing the Funnel

The account leaned toward video and awareness campaigns. Shifting more budget toward bottom-funnel Search and Shopping would better capture buyers who were already ready to purchase.

Our Approach

01
Google Ads · Account Audit

Full Account Audit and Spend Analysis

We started with a comprehensive audit of every campaign, ad group, search term, and budget allocation in the account. The goal was to understand exactly where the biggest opportunities lay and build a clear, prioritized action plan before making any changes.

Jan 15
Implementation began January 15, 2026Audit findings were translated directly into an action plan, with the highest-impact improvements rolled out first to start generating results quickly.
02
Google Shopping · Feed Optimization

Shopping Feed Enhancement and Full SKU Inclusion

We worked through the product feed in detail, strengthening titles to lead with the most search-relevant terms and expanding descriptions with specific attributes, materials, dimensions, and use cases that reflect how buyers search for cushions and home goods. We also identified products not yet included in the feed and brought the full catalog into Shopping.

Feed quality has a direct impact on where and how often products appear in Google Shopping results. Getting these fundamentals right improved impression share on high-intent searches without any additional spend.

03
Google Ads · Budget Reallocation

Rebalancing Toward Conversion Campaigns

Cushion Source products

We rebalanced the budget mix, reducing investment in video and upper-funnel awareness campaigns and directing more toward Shopping and Search campaigns where buyers are actively looking to purchase. Awareness campaigns still have a role, but the balance needed to shift to better capture existing demand.

The result was more budget working at the point where buyers are ready to convert, which is where the biggest gains in purchase volume and revenue came from.

"Working with Keith has been a game-changer for our business. From the start, he brought expertise and attention to detail that made the whole process seamless for us. He fit in well with our existing team and earned their confidence with results. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Keith to anyone looking to get more out of their advertising budget."
— Gerry Monroe, Founder and CEO, Online Commerce Group
04
Google Ads · Ongoing Optimization

Negative Keywords, Bidding, and Continuous Refinement

We built out a structured negative keyword framework to keep traffic focused on buyers with genuine purchase intent, and updated bidding strategies to optimize for purchase value rather than click volume. Regular search term reviews were established as an ongoing practice to maintain account health as performance scaled.

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Change in total ad spend since January 15, 2026Every improvement in performance came from doing more with the same budget. Revenue grew 123% with spend held completely flat.

Same Budget. Dramatically Better Outcomes.

Since January 15, spend has remained flat while every performance metric has moved significantly. The results demonstrate what proper account structure, feed quality, and budget allocation can unlock without increasing investment.

+95%
Increase in Purchases
Nearly double the purchase volume from the same ad spend, driven by better targeting, improved feed quality, and higher-intent traffic.
+123%
Increase in Revenue
Revenue more than doubled since the account overhaul, with the full SKU catalog now eligible to capture demand that was previously invisible in Shopping.
+127%
Increase in ROAS
Return on ad spend more than doubled as budget shifted away from low-converting awareness campaigns toward purchase-intent Search and Shopping.
Flat
Ad Spend
Total spend remained unchanged throughout. All performance gains came from structural improvements — not from increasing the budget.
100%
SKU Coverage
The full product catalog is now live in Google Shopping. Products that were previously invisible to buyers are now appearing in relevant searches.
Jan 15
Changes Took Effect
Results began compounding immediately after implementation, with purchase volume and revenue trending upward from the first weeks post-launch.

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