At $500+ per sale, every wasted click is expensive. Our AI audit finds where your high-ticket Google Ads budget is leaking.
These problems are costing you revenue every day. Our audit finds exactly where your budget is leaking.
Generic product searches attract everyone, including those who can't afford $500+ products. Clicks cost $3-5, but 80% of visitors bounce on price.
High-ticket buyers research for weeks or months. Your attribution window is 30 days. Most conversions happen outside the window, so you cut 'underperforming' campaigns.
High-ticket often requires consultation, quote, or application before purchase. Tracking only final sales misses which campaigns drive qualified leads.
Offering financing dramatically expands your audience, but ads don't communicate this. Buyers assuming they need $2,000 cash don't click.
Spending $1,000+ online requires trust. Unknown brands compete against established players, and ads go to landing pages without sufficient trust signals.
How does your store compare? Source: High-ticket ecommerce analysis 2025
Significantly higher due to competition CPC • Strong when properly qualified ROAS vs all ecommerce
What you should run vs. what you should avoid
6 critical areas specific to High-Ticket Products stores
Identifying unqualified click sources
Measuring 60-90 day purchase cycles
Connecting quote requests to eventual sales
Measuring payment plan offer effectiveness
Landing page conversion by trust element
Finding optimal retargeting duration
"We extended attribution from 30 to 90 days and suddenly our 'failing' campaigns showed 4x ROAS. We had been killing our best performers."
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"Found $800/mo in wasted PMax spend" — S.M., Shopify Store
"Audit all my product stores" — T.K., D2C Brand
"Run monthly, ROAS up 40%" — R.S., Ecommerce
"Essential for my ecom clients" — M.L., Agency
Common questions about running Google Ads for High-Ticket Products stores
Traffic qualification is the difference between profitable and money-losing high-ticket Google Ads. Most stores attract everyone searching for their product category, then wonder why conversion rates are 0.5% when most visitors can't afford $1,000+ products. Qualification strategies: First, include price signals in ad copy—'from $899' or 'premium' immediately filters out budget shoppers. Second, use in-market audience targeting combined with demographic income targeting in Search campaigns. Third, for Shopping, ensure prices are prominent so the listing itself pre-qualifies (people who click knowing the price are more likely to buy). Fourth, landing pages should show price immediately, not after scrolling—don't waste remarketing budget on visitors who bounced on price discovery. Fifth, add qualifying questions early in your funnel ('What's your budget range?'). Our audit analyzes your traffic quality and identifies sources of unqualified clicks to eliminate.
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