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eCommerce

Enterprise Ecommerce Growth

Built and scaled cross-platform paid acquisition for a large ecommerce retailer — designing campaign architecture across Search, Shopping, and marketplace channels that supported millions in annual revenue.

$1M+

Quarterly revenue supported

3

Ad platforms unified

Seasonal

Scaling without efficiency loss

The Challenge

A high-volume ecommerce business needed a paid media program that could scale efficiently across seasonal demand swings — without ballooning wasted spend or losing visibility into what was actually driving revenue. Campaigns were fragmented across platforms with inconsistent structure and limited attribution.

My Role

I owned paid media strategy and execution end-to-end — account architecture, budget allocation, bidding strategy, and the reporting layer that connected spend to revenue across Google, Amazon, and Microsoft.

Strategy

How I approached it.

  1. 01

    Rebuilt account structure around product margin and intent — Search, Shopping, and Performance Max mapped to clear priorities

  2. 02

    Developed a cross-channel budget allocation model based on marginal return, not flat splits

  3. 03

    Layered Amazon Sponsored Products and Brands to capture marketplace demand alongside owned site traffic

  4. 04

    Added Microsoft Ads for incremental, lower-CPC search coverage

  5. 05

    Built revenue-connected reporting so spend decisions were tied to outcomes, not platform vanity metrics

Platforms & Tools

  • Google Ads
  • Amazon Ads
  • Microsoft Ads
  • Google Shopping
  • GA4
  • Looker Studio

Skills Demonstrated

  • Campaign architecture
  • Budget allocation
  • ROAS optimization
  • Marketplace advertising
  • Analytics & reporting

Outcomes

  • Supported millions in annual ecommerce revenue through paid channels
  • Managed six-figure quarterly advertising budgets across platforms
  • Built scalable account structures that held up through seasonal peaks
  • Improved spend efficiency by reducing overlap and wasted budget

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