I need some advice before launching my Google Ads dropshipping business. My target niche contains around 10–20 products, with product prices range from $50 to $149. Do you think this is a good setup for Google Ads, or should I consider switching to a different niche? I've seen many posts suggesting that stores with more products have a higher chance of success because they provide more opportunities to find winning products. Based on your experience, would you recommend focusing on a smaller product catalog or expanding the number of products? Any suggestions regarding niche selection, product count, pricing strategy, and Google Ads performance would be greatly appreciated.

Hello guys, what do you think is the most required skill in ecom actually? Media buyer, creative strategist, funnel builder, email marketing?

Hello guys, nice to meet you all! I’m building my first google store this month after doing dropshipping on meta for a couple of years. The gmc and google strictness scare me a bit but I’m sure I’ll figure it out, tired of meta inconsistency.. so I can’t wait to see how google behaves.

Hey everyone! 👋 I'm Guilherme, video editor specialized in e-commerce creatives. I focus on VSL, COD, Lead Gen, Pay Per Call, and product ads built to convert — not just look good. I've helped scale offers past $10K and I'm now focused on working with serious eCom brands. Currently diving into the course and resources here — excited to learn from people who are actually running and scaling Google Ads campaigns. If you're testing new creatives or launching offers and want a second pair of eyes on your videos, feel free to drop me a DM. Always happy to share feedback or talk shop. 🎯 Let's scale! 🚀