Work with my agency:

If you would like to partner with my agency to manage your Google or Facebook Ads accounts, then please get in touch here: https://calendly.com/growfmarketing/3...

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This video explains how Google Performance Max campaign use keywords in order to put the right ad in front of the right user. I also go over how you can input keywords in order to improve campaign performance and maximise your ROAS.

Access the framework here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...

Work with my agency:

If you would like to partner with my agency to manage your Google or Facebook Ads accounts, then please get in touch here: https://calendly.com/growfmarketing/3...

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Google Ads: Performance Predictor (eCommerce)

Download the calculator here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...

‍Use this performance predictor in order to find out the return you can expect from your Google ads.

In order for this to work, you will need to understand a few metrics about your website before. However, you should be able to find these within your GA4 or on the Google ads platform. These are:

. Your website conversion rate

. Your average order value

. The average CPC for your campaigns

If you would like to me manage your own Google or Facebook Ads account, then please get in touch here: https://calendly.com/growfmarketing/3...

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‍- Why listen to me?

My name's Josh and I have 4 years of in-house e-com business and marketing agency experience working specifically on Google, Facebook, and Linkedin advertising.

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Get free access to all of my marketing frameworks here: https://miro.com/app/board/uXjVPWzgRs...

This tutorial shows you how to easily add a user to your Google ads account in under 2 minutes.

Please let me know of any other marketing tutorials, practices or frameworks you would like to see :)