$50M+ in ad spend managed. 6 years, 100+ brands.
We've already made every mistake on someone else's dime, you get the version that works. No lock-ins, no fluff reports, no surprises.
30 minutes. We tear down your account live. Keep the notes even if we never work together.
$50M+ Ad Spend Managed • $150M+ Revenue Generated • E-Commerce Only
Trusted by +50 D2C brands and clients
A few of the stores we manage right now. Names withheld — the numbers do the talking.
Rebuilt PMax structure, split brand from non-brand, killed wasted spend on junk placements, and fed clean product titles into the feed.
Cohort-level LTV analysis drove the bidding strategy. Restructured Shopping and layered Demand Gen on top for new-customer growth.
Full launch: keyword research, RSA copy, GMC feed build, negatives, and Demand Gen creative strategy — everything shipped in the first month.
Real accounts, real numbers, no theory. Straight from the daily work.
The #1 reason your Demand Gen isn't scaling?
— Shivam | Google Ads (@shivam_digits) September 12, 2025
👉 You're optimising for last click.
Start scaling on first click performance and watch what happens.
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"Google doesn't work for new stores."
— Shivam | Google Ads (@shivam_digits) July 15, 2026
That's what everyone told this brand.
3 months in. Last 45 days:
$92.5K conversion value from Google Ads.
$5K from Meta.
94% of revenue from the channel they were told to skip.
If your Google Ads account isn't scaling,
— Shivam | Google Ads (@shivam_digits) December 27, 2025
it's probably not the algorithm.
It's your creatives.
One Demand Gen creative doing:
$669K spend
10.6K conversions
$62 CPA
Creative > everything else.
Six years inside Google Ads accounts. Started at established agencies managing serious ad spend for e-commerce brands, then went independent to do it without the agency bloat.
Today PPC Prodigy manages 25+ e-commerce brands — supplements, home goods, pet care, beauty and more — with a small, hands-on team. Every account gets daily senior attention and real-time optimization, not a distant monthly update.
If you've been burned by an agency that set it and forgot it, that's exactly the gap we built this to fill.
We audit your account and send you the complete findings plus a strategy action plan. It's yours to keep, whether you hire us or not.
We tear out what's wasting money, rebuild the account the way it should've been set up day one, and make sure every sale is tracked properly. Then we go live.
We're in your account daily, cutting what doesn't work, feeding what does. When the numbers prove it's profitable, we scale spend.
Flat to get started, then a percentage of ad spend once campaigns are live. No long lock-ins.
A full teardown and rebuild of your Google Ads account — then you run it, or we do.
We run everything, daily. You get a senior media buyer without the senior agency invoice.
E-commerce and D2C brands spending (or ready to spend) on Google Ads and tired of guessing whether it's working. If you're pre-launch with no product-market fit, we're probably not the right fit yet.
Google Ads is all we do. No Meta, no SEO, no "full service" spread thin. Small client roster, senior eyes on every account daily, and reporting three times a week so you're never wondering what's happening with your money.
Structural fixes (wasted spend, feed issues, tracking) show up in the first 2–4 weeks. Meaningful scaling usually takes 60–90 days as data accumulates. Anyone promising overnight results is lying to you.
No lock-ins. Month to month. We keep clients by performing, not by contract clauses.
Access to your Google Ads account, Merchant Center and Shopify (we'll send a simple checklist). If you don't have these set up yet, we build them as part of onboarding.
Tell us where your account stands. We'll review it and come back with exactly what we'd fix — before you pay a dollar or anything else.
Book a free account audit and we'll show you exactly where the money's leaking — and what we'd do about it. The plan is yours to keep either way.