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Shopify markets / Google ads setup
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I recently setup my shopify store with markets.
I went from just Selling only to Germany, to now Also having austria and switzerland as markets.
A Big issue i have though, is that it seems like the new Google ads accounts is not catching the conversions correctly.
As each market share the same “order status page” and that page then include all scripts / gtags, i Think it is Maybe having a hard time mapping the conversion to the right g-ads account.
Is there a Way to have individual order confirmation Pages, based on market/Domain? Or another hack for this?
Top Comment:
Consider implementing a separate confirmation page for each market or domain in order to more accurately track conversions and ensure that they are being attributed to the correct Google Ads account. Alternatively, you could work with a developer to modify the existing order status page to include unique identifiers for each market, which could help to differentiate conversions and attribute them to the correct account.
Shopify Markets with different prices + Meta Ads
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Hi,
I would like to set different prices for each country.
Let's say 15 £ in UK, 10 € in DE (original price)
What price would be visible in my Meta Ads (Collection ad with prices taken directly from Shopify store)
Thanks!
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Amazon To Run Ads on Prime Video in Key Markets Starting in 2024
Main Post: Amazon To Run Ads on Prime Video in Key Markets Starting in 2024
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Campaigns in Non English Markets
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Hi everyone,
My company is starting to venture into running campaigns in different language markets than what we traditionally run. For frame of reference, we run ads in the US, UK, and APAC (in English), currently I've been tasked with venturing into new markets via Google Ads as a test case.
We choose The Netherlands to break ground and have translated both ad copy, keywords, and assets into Dutch. The campaign has been set up to maximize clicks and has been running for a week now, unfortunately we have gotten 0 impressions.
Does anyone have any experience with campaigns in different languages or anything I may be missing here.
Thanks!
Top Comment: I have tons of experience with geo expansion. Dutch is alright, but you should have started with Germany which is one of the most premium quality traffic of Europe countries, and good volume. Then do Nordics (Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland), Dutch, French, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese. I arranged them in the best order of opp for you. Nordic traffic is smaller volume but tends to be really good quality. French is a total mixed bag, often poor quality, but good volume. Italian, Spanish and Portuguese are not great quality, but you can get clicks for cheap enough that it works. For Italian specifically, Italy is lower quality but Switzerland is great. Switzerland has 3 main languages, Germany, Italian, and French, so include it into each of these campaigns. As to why your ads aren't serving on maximize clicks, that's weird, because normally that is one of the best strategies to start a new campaign (most aggressive bid strategy). I don't think it is a issue of poor translation in the ad copy, because I have run so many ads that were translated with Google and never had an issue with them getting served. It sounds to me lie a glitch in your campaign, it has happened to me from time to time. Try copying the campaign, pasting it as a new one, and then delete or pause the old one. Should do the trick. Good luck! Edit: Oh, and I almost forgot my favorite, Japan! If you can crack the code on Japan you will have a really good thing going. A bit different approach marketing to these folks, but tons of good quality traffic. Trust is very important for this geo so use things like badges, testimonials, etc.