One thing I’ve noticed with dropshipping stores is that people often ask: “Which Google Ads campaign is best for my product PMax, AI Search, or Shopping Ads?” From my experience, there isn’t one campaign type that is automatically the best for every dropshipping product. I’ve seen people jump straight into PMax because they heard it can find buyers across Google automatically. Others prefer Shopping because they want their products showing directly when people are already searching. And now with AI-powered search becoming more important, some are also looking at AI Search campaigns. But honestly, the campaign type is only one part of the equation. Before choosing the campaign, I usually look at the product itself, search demand, price and margins, competition, the store's conversion setup, Merchant Center health, and what kind of buyer intent the product has. For example, if people are already searching for a specific product with strong buying intent, Shopping can make a lot of sense. If the store has enough quality data and conversions, PMax can become much more interesting because it can use signals across Google's ecosystem. And AI Search is something I’d approach differently because the way people discover products through AI-driven search is changing. One mistake I see beginners make is thinking: “I just need to choose the right campaign and Google will bring me sales.” That’s rarely how it works. Your product, offer, landing page, tracking, Merchant Center setup, budget, and campaign structure all have to work together. So instead of asking “Which Google Ads campaign is the best?”, I think the better question is: “Which campaign makes the most sense for this particular product and the amount of data I currently have?” That small change in thinking can save you a lot of wasted ad spend. What is your biggest mistake on Google ads?

My name is George and I run a small online store where I'm struggling to sell electronics on the Romanian market. Since I have a tight budget, I can't afford a marketing agency, so I'm trying my best to learn on my own, which is why I am here. My mission: to find the right campaign that actually sells on a small daily budget (under $10 / day :D). If you have any ideas, I'm open to suggestions. Thank you!

Hey guys, hope all is good. Does anyone know someone who’s really good at helping with Trustpilot reviews that actually stick, with good communication and reliable delivery? I’ve already tried some of the more well-known providers in the space, but honestly haven’t had a great experience so far. If anyone has personally worked with someone reliable and had a good experience, I’d really appreciate the recommendation. 🙏

What repeat purchase rate is considered normal for an e-commerce store using Google Ads to acquire customers, and what strategies do you recommend to increase customer retention and generate more repeat orders?