Amin

we've generated $45M for ecom brands with google & youtube in under 2 years if you run an ecom brand and google & youtube aren't 30%+ of your revenue, you're leaving money on the table every single day here's exactly how we fix that: - the full system (search, shopping, pmax, youtube) - the receipts: $50k → $1M/month, $0 → $191k, $52k → $169k/month - live in 3 days, not 30 see it all: ad-imperium.com

advertorials are a GOLDMINE for any ecom brand running google ads and after generating $50M+ for ecom brands with google ads, i'm giving away EVERYTHING i know about them people don't buy from ads anymore. they buy from people they trust that's why cold traffic straight to a product page bleeds money. price in their face, no trust, no reason to believe you here's what's inside: - the 3 step funnel and what each page's job is - how to write ads that sell the click, not the product - the 6 section advertorial structure + a FULL example written out - fill-in templates for your hooks, ads and advertorial - the exact google search setup: 48 keywords, match types, budget and bidding - the AI prompts i use to find new angles like + comment "ADV" and i'll send you 30 pages of pure advertorial sauce (must be following so i can DM)

literally the simplest explanation of google ads campaigns you'll ever read explained like you're 12: say google is a giant mall and your store is one of the shops 1. search: someone walks up to the info desk and asks "where can i buy a posture corrector?" and the desk points to you. you only pay when they walk over 2. shopping: your product sits in the front window with the price on it, right where people are already looking. they see what it is and what it costs before they walk in 3. pmax: you hand google all your signs and say "put them wherever the buyers are". info desk, windows, tv screens, mailboxes. google decides everything. great once it knows who buys from you, on a brand new store it's guessing with your money 4. youtube: the ad on the big tv screens around the mall. people didn't come for you, you're interrupting them, but they get to see your product in action 5. demand gen: posters along the walkways people scroll past (youtube, shorts, gmail, discover). the closest thing google has to meta ads 6. display: flyers handed out in thousands of other buildings across town (websites and apps that partner with google) and remarketing isn't its own campaign. it's chasing people who already walked into your shop and left without buying. you can add it to most of these save this for when you launch

f*ck it, i'm leaking the ENTIRE google search system that's generated $50M+ for ecom brands people literally type what they want to buy. most brands still dump it all in one campaign and wonder why CPC is insane so i recorded the ENTIRE system on youtube and turned it into a doc (the google search funnel system) here's what's inside: → the 4 search layers (top, middle, bottom and conquesting. why mixing them in one campaign burns money) → the problem-cluster top of funnel (targeting the pain, not the product, plus the exact advertorial structure it lands on) → the volume layer (category vs comparison vs transactional keywords, and which page each one gets) → branded search at 95%+ impression share (1 campaign, 2 ad groups, lowest CPC in the account) → competitor conquesting (the 3 keyword angles we use to show up when people search other brands) → the quality score fixes that drop CPC → the daily workflow (impression share, auction insights, ads transparency center and the search terms rule: 10+ impressions + 1 sale = promote) → how search feeds pmax, shopping and remarketing → the full build, start to finish (6 campaigns, 69 keywords, negatives, and every ad written under google's character limits) → bidding + budget rules for every layer → fill-in templates, 6 AI prompts and a 10-step launch plan all built on one real example product (a posture corrector) like + comment "SEARCH" and i'll send you 33 pages of the exact google search system (must be following so i can DM)

google shows you every ad your competitors are running. for free search, shopping, youtube with the full video, and which countries they're in it's called google ads transparency center how to use it: 1. type in a brand doing 7-8 figures 2. filter to youtube 3. set region to germany (or any EU country) to see the date each ad was first shown. works if they also advertise in the EU an ad running 6+ months is printing pick 3 brands. study what they're running don't clone it. find the angle and improve it for your offer

just got off a call with a store doing $100k+ a month their ads looked like they were crushing it almost none of it was new customers. google was charging them for people already typing their brand name here's what we found in 20 minutes: - branded and non-branded mixed in one campaign - their pmax was "scaling" on people who already knew them - 200+ products in one asset group, every margin lumped together - 31 disapproved products nobody noticed - shopping titles = just the product name meta is 90% of their revenue. google isn't growing anything that's the trap at $30k+. the dashboard looks good and nothing new is coming in if your store is doing $30k+/mo and google is under 20% of revenue, this is probably you

google shopping is a GOLDMINE for any ecom brand… but only if you know how google picks who’s product shows up most brands never learn it. they just raise bids and pray so i broke down the ENTIRE algorithm in one video: - how google picks who shows - the 3 ad rank factors - why your feed IS the targeting - the title formula - the title fix that revived a dying product - 3-5 titles per product - pmax vs standard shopping - your bestseller in its OWN campaign - feed errors that make you invisible - testing on $30-50 a day - what kills shopping accounts bookmark it. watch it with your merchant center open

underrated google ads cheat codes for ecom in 2026: - writing shopping titles from your search terms report - 3-5 title variations per hero product (duplicate the feed) - your bestseller in its OWN campaign - branded and non-branded NEVER in the same campaign - checking merchant center every day (1 disapproval kills momentum) - youtube ads into an advertorial, not a product page - cutting variants that spend with no sales - a standard shopping feeder campaign to find winning titles before pmax - fixing price, stock and reviews before you touch bids overrated: - raising budgets on a broken feed - AI max as your first campaign - "set and forget" pmax

i'm leaking how i'd abuse claude + google ads to go from $0 to $1k a day if i started over tomorrow… no meta. no tiktok. no "build a brand first" just the boring system that's done $50M+ for ecom brands, broken down for complete beginners in one video → how to pick a product people already search for → the only campaign you need to launch first → the settings that burn your first $500 → how to scale once it's working like + comment "1K" and i'll DM it (must be following so i can DM)

things nobody tells you when you start ecom: - your first product probably won't be the one - most of the work is boring and nobody posts about it - you can't out-ad a product nobody wants - the money's in the margin, not the revenue - improving on a winner beats being original - you'll learn more from $300 of ad spend than 30 youtube videos - consistency beats talent every single time anything i missed