Lessons learned so far 👇 - Never judge a campaign on a short timeframe - When spend is low, scale as aggressively as possible (we doubled budget after 4 days) Current update (Day 8 – PMAX, feed-only) We’ve been running a PMAX campaign for our dropshipping store for 8 days, and it’s starting to show solid traction. - Current Daily Spend: £200 - Revenue: £1,176.22 - Ad Spend: £505.77 - ROAS: 2.33 - Profit Margin: ~15% The margin is still on the lower side, but that’s intentional. Right now, the focus is scaling and stabilizing performance. Once we consistently hit around £1k/day in revenue, the plan is to optimize for profitability and push margins toward 25–30%. Would really appreciate any feedback or advice from those who’ve scaled similar setups 🙌 I’ll keep sharing updates on this journey every 4–5 days.

Hey everyone, I’ve been running a dropshipping store for about 2 months now using Google Ads (mainly to warm up the account and pixel). Currently spending around $50/day, and performance is around breakeven. Now I’m planning the next step and would really appreciate some feedback from people who have scaled with PMax. Current plan: - Launch a PMax (feed-only) campaign - Upload around 70–200 products - Focus mainly on fashion (women’s categories like dresses, swimwear, sandals, etc.) - Budget: starting around $100/day and scaling up My main questions: 1. Is it better to start with a smaller, curated catalog (70–100 products) or upload everything (150–200+) from the start? 2. Should I: Focus on one gender (women) for cleaner data Or run men + women in separate campaigns from day one? 3. From your experience, what matters more for PMax scaling: Number of products Or tight niche focus + product quality? Goal: I want to scale fast with PMax feed-only, not just test slowly — but also avoid wasting budget on a messy setup.

P-max optimization after 50 sales? Should increase budget ? Its 60€ atm Thanks guys

Any tips to optimise a P-MAX campaign after 1 week running at 60€ budget ?