@Artjom Milantejs I’d definitely avoid making a big change after just two unprofitable days, especially since you were consistently getting 1–2 profitable sales/day before scaling. PMax can take some time to stabilize after a significant budget increase. Out of curiosity, what’s your main goal for joining this community are you mainly looking to improve your PMax performance, learn how to scale profitably, or connect with others running similar campaigns?

@Artjom Milantejs I’d probably keep the budget where it is for now and give it a little more time rather than making another change mid-learning. Three days is still a pretty small sample, especially with only 1–2 sales/day previously. One thing I’d look at though: has your conversion rate or average CPC changed significantly since the budget increase, or is the main difference simply that the clicks aren’t converting?

@Ayoub Mann Both can work, but I’d lean toward home decor for a beginner because it can be easier to build a focused brand and avoid some of the sizing, returns, and trend-related challenges that come with fashion. Fashion can still perform very well if you have strong products and branding. Are you planning to target a specific country and price range? That could make one niche much more attractive than the other.

@Ayoub Mann You’re welcome,Hope you find a niche that fits your goals and gives you room to scale. By the way, what’s your main goal for joining this community are you just getting started with Google dropshipping, looking to improve your current store, or mainly here to learn from other members’ experiences?

@Omar Jmai We’ve run into similar differences between feed apps when setting up multiple countries. With Simprosys, I’d double-check how the target countries, currency/language settings, and shipping configurations are being handled rather than assuming the UK setup can simply be duplicated across Europe. One question: are you using a single Shopify store with GBP pricing for all European countries, or do you have Markets/country-specific currencies and pricing enabled? That could make a big difference to the recommended feed setup.

@Artjom Milantejs That’s pretty common when scaling Google Ads the extra budget often pushes campaigns into less efficient traffic, so ROAS can drop even when conversions increase. I’d avoid making large budget jumps and instead scale gradually while watching conversion value, CPA, and marginal ROAS. It’s also worth checking whether the products receiving the additional spend are actually profitable before increasing the budget further. Are you running a Performance Max campaign, and is the ROAS decline happening across the whole campaign or mainly on certain products/categories?

@Artjom Milantejs That makes sense if conversions are increasing while ROAS drops after each budget increase, it’s definitely worth looking at the quality and profitability of the additional traffic rather than just the overall conversion volume. Out of curiosity, what’s your main goal for joining this community are you mainly looking to improve your Google Ads scaling, learn from other members, or connect with people who are also building e-commerce businesses?

@Nixon Lee Yes, Google Ads can stop spending during the day for reasons that don’t necessarily mean a suspension is coming. A shared payment method or common LLC between two legitimate businesses isn’t automatically a violation, but you should make sure the ownership, billing, and business information are accurate and consistent across both accounts. I wouldn’t make changes or create new accounts just because spending paused first check the account’s billing, policy, and notification sections for a specific warning. Did the affected Ads account show any policy or billing warning when the spending stopped, or did the campaign simply stop receiving impressions?