Why should you invest in Google Shopping?
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Conversational Commerce
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High Purchase Intent
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First-Mover Advantage
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Ecommerce Integration
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Smarter Targeting
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Less Competition (for now)
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Natural User Experience
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Future-Proof Strategy
At Bump Digital, we’re preparing to offer ChatGPT Ads management as this new platform rolls out for e-commerce businesses. With AI-driven shopping experiences on the rise, we’ll help you stay ahead by crafting ad strategies built for conversational search. Get in touch to be one of the first to explore this innovative ad channel with us.
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The Bump Process
Our process is designed to take you on a journey from the moment you sign on, all the way to the exhilarating launch of your campaigns. We promise to guide you every step of the way and keep you ahead of the game. We aim for this process to be complete within 10 business days after the sign on date.
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1 hour onboarding session
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Keyword research
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Campaign build & copywriting
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Tracking & testing
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Go live
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Reporting & Optimisations
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Request A Free Discovery Session
Book a free call with us to chat about your eCommerce business, goals, and current marketing setup. We’ll discuss how ChatGPT Ads could fit into your strategy and explore how this emerging platform might support your growth. No cost, no obligation — just clear insights and honest guidance.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Google Shopping?
Google Shopping is an online marketplace operated by Google, where businesses can list their products for sale. It allows consumers to search for and compare products from different retailers.
How does Google Shopping work?
To list products on Google Shopping, businesses need to create a Google Merchant Center account, upload their product feed, and set up their Google Ads account. Google then displays product ads on its search results pages and other partner websites.
What types of businesses are best suited for advertising on Google Shopping?
Google Shopping uses a pay-per-click (PPC) model, where businesses are only charged when someone clicks on their ad. The cost per click (CPC) varies depending on factors such as the competitiveness of the keyword and the relevance of the ad to the search query.
Can businesses advertise on Google Shopping without an e-commerce website?
Businesses that sell physical products and have an e-commerce website are best suited for advertising on Google Shopping. However, the platform can be particularly effective for retailers with large product catalogs or those that specialise in niche or unique products.
Can businesses track the performance of their Google Shopping campaigns?
Yes, businesses can track the performance of their Google Shopping campaigns using various metrics, including impressions, clicks, conversions, and return on ad spend (ROAS).
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