Google Ads and paid growth for e-commerce stores.

Sirstack runs Google Ads, media buying, ad creative and email for online stores. One team works all four, so each layer learns from the others.

Built on ten years inside e-commerce and affiliate marketing. The person who answers your message is the one working in your account.

Layer 1, the base

Google Ads management

Search, Shopping and Performance Max, built on your margins and tracked against real orders.

  • Search, Shopping and Performance Max campaigns
  • Merchant Center and product feed work
  • Conversion tracking checked against your orders
Read about Google Ads

Layer 2

Media buying

Decides where the next dollar goes, product by product, and when to stop.

  • Budget split by margin and stock
  • Offer and landing page tests
  • Written rules for when to push and when to cut
Read about media buying

Layer 3

Ad creative production

Static ads, video and product imagery, made from what the account data says about your buyers.

  • Static ads, video and product imagery
  • Angles taken from search terms and customer reviews
  • Losing ads replaced, winners reworked
Read about creative

Layer 4, the top

Email marketing

Flows and campaigns that bring buyers back, so paid traffic pays more than once.

  • Welcome, abandoned cart and post-purchase flows
  • Campaign calendar and segments
  • Deliverability and list hygiene
Read about email

Tools we work in every day

  • Google Ads
  • Merchant Center
  • Performance Max
  • Google Analytics 4
  • Tag Manager
  • Shopify

What each layer hands to the next

The stack is more than a list of services. Each layer produces something the one above it needs, and the top layer sends its numbers back to the base.

Read how we work
  1. Layer 4Email
  2. The angles that sell become subject lines and flows.
  3. Layer 3Creative
  4. Winning offers and audiences decide what gets made.
  5. Layer 2Media buying
  6. Search terms and product results show where profit is.
  7. Layer 1Google Ads

And back down: email's repeat-purchase data raises what Google Ads can afford to pay for a new customer.

Every target we set starts from what you keep on each order, after product, shipping and fees.

A ROAS figure means little without your costs behind it. Before any campaign changes, we work out the return each product needs to make money.

Work out your own numbers

How an engagement runs

  1. 1

    Diagnose

    We go through the account, tracking, feed and margins, then tell you what is working and what isn't.

  2. 2

    Build

    Tracking gets fixed and the account restructured. Creative and email flows are ready before spend goes up.

  3. 3

    Launch

    Campaigns go live with set budgets, targets and the rules for cutting or pushing.

  4. 4

    Scale

    Winners get more budget, losers get replaced, and each layer feeds what it learns to the others.

The ROAS your product needs

Enter the numbers for one product. It is the first calculation we run on every account.

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Where each order's revenue goes

  • Product
  • Shipping
  • Fees
  • Most you can spend on ads
  • Profit kept

Stores we work with

  • DTC brands

    Brands selling their own product direct, with a catalogue worth structuring by margin.

  • Shopify stores

    Stores with a working feed and order history, ready for more traffic.

  • Dropshipping operations

    Operators testing and scaling products fast, where stop rules matter most.

  • Affiliate operators

    Teams buying traffic to offers, measured on payout against spend.

  • Multi-store portfolios

    Several stores under one owner, with budgets moved between them.

Questions stores ask first

Do I have to take all four services?

No. Many stores start with Google Ads alone and add layers once the numbers justify it.

What kind of stores do you work with?

Stores that already sell and want more volume: DTC brands, dropshipping operations and affiliate operators.

How do we communicate?

By chat and email, directly with the person who works on your account. There is no ticket system.

Who owns the ad accounts?

You do. We work with access to accounts under your name and your billing.

What happens in the first conversation?

You tell us about the store, the margins and what you have tried. We tell you whether we think we can help, and how.