Ecommerce Growth
Run by an AI Ads Agent

Shopping and Performance Max that respect margin

Performance Max is easy to launch and hard to manage well. Sprites builds it with asset groups per product line, audience signals from your buyers, and a budget that reflects margin rather than treating every SKU alike. Then it does what the Google interface makes tedious: reviews asset performance, swaps weak headlines and images, checks which products get impressions and which are being ignored, and adds brand and irrelevant-term exclusions so the campaign does not cannibalize your own search traffic.

• Product-group structure by margin and category, not one catch-all campaign
• Search-term and placement reviews with negatives staged for approval
• Asset checks with replacements drafted when a headline or image underperforms

Meta sales campaigns with audiences built from your buyers

Sprites creates Meta sales campaigns optimized for website purchases, builds lookalike audiences from your customer list and pixel events, and generates the ad variants to test: product-on-background images, hooks drawn from your reviews, formats for feed and Reels. It manages the pixel setup, duplicates winning campaigns to new audiences, and pauses ads whose cost per purchase drifts above target.

Feed fixes and product imagery without a designer

A disapproved product earns nothing. Sprites checks Merchant Center for disapprovals, missing identifiers, policy issues and titles that do not match how people search, then stages the corrections. For listings and ads that need better visuals, it places your product photos on new backgrounds and produces variants sized for each placement, so a new campaign does not wait on a photo shoot.

Budget decisions made on store revenue

With Shopify connected, Sprites reads orders and revenue rather than trusting platform-reported conversions alone. That lets it move budget by real return: more to the products and campaigns that clear your ROAS target, less to the ones that only look good in the ad platform. The weekly report shows spend, revenue and ROAS by campaign and product, and the moves it made.

Product and collection pages that rank

The same agent runs SEO for the store: keyword research for collection and product pages, technical audits, schema markup and articles published directly to Shopify. Paid and organic share one workspace, so a category that is expensive to buy can be earned instead.