(EN Version) Shopee Ads Advanced
(EN Version) Shopee Ads Advanced
(EN Version) Shopee Ads Advanced
Advanced
Edited: 24/09/2020
Organic Reach
When you list your products, any buyer coming across your store or browsing through direct search can see your
product listing. It is then up to the buyer to make a purchase if the product suits their requirements. This type of reach
is identified as organic reach, which is another way to say that it’s free. You list products and it is then seen and
purchased organically. Though it is free, it may not grow your audience as quickly as you’d like.
Paid Reach
By leveraging ads, your product listings can be boosted to locations where it is easy to capture the eyeballs and
interest of your potential buyers, directly increasing the opportunity for conversion.
Note: Open only to selected Mall sellers, Preferred sellers, and selected
sellers with good track record in sales and shop ratings
1. Cost-per-click bid price is the highest price you are willing to pay when a shopper clicks on your ad.
a. The higher the bid price, the higher the rank score
b. The actual price charged is often less than your bid price, as the system calculates and charges the
minimum amount you need to pay to hold your ad position
2. Quality score is determined by:
a. Relevance of your chosen keywords to your product
b. Your ad's click-through-rate: the percentage of times users clicked on your ad after viewing it. It’s higher
for ads with attractive pictures, relevant titles and good product ratings
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Business Goal Optimisation Strategy
To increase - For products that have not met the desired impressions level,
exposure - Switch to broad match if you are using exact match
- Add new keywords with broad match
- Increase bid price for keywords with both good impressions and CTR, if there is room to improve their
ad rankings
- If you are on a limited budget, stop or lower bid price for keywords with both low impressions and CTR
To increase - Increase bid price for keywords with good GMV if there is room to improve their ad rankings
sales - Switch from exact to broad match for keywords with good GMV
- If you are on a limited budget, stop keywords with low ROI which bring less revenue per advertising
ringgit spent
1. Cost-per-click bid price refers to the highest price you are willing to pay when a shopper clicks on your ad.
○ The higher your bid price, the higher your ad exposure.
○ The actual price charged is often less than your bid price. Shopee ads' auction system calculates the
minimum amount required to show your ad.
2. Product relevance measures how relevant your product is to the shopper. The higher your product relevance,
the higher your ad exposure.
○ Your ad will have high relevance in Similar Products if your product is very similar to the product in the
product detail page. To assess similarity, Shopee system analyses your product category, title and
description to see how closely it matches other products.
○ Your ad will have high relevance in You May Also Like if your product is highly related or complementary
to the product in the product detail page.
○ Your ad will have high relevance in Daily Discover if a shopper has viewed, added to cart, liked or rated a
product similar to yours in the past 30 days.
- If you have low Shop Impressions, if you have less than 10 active keywords, add more keywords with
high search volume and high relevance to your shop. Switch keyword match type to Broad Match to
show on more search results
- Identify keywords with no Shop Impressions, increase the bid price by increments and monitor if the
keyword's Shop Impressions improve
To increase exposure
- If Shop Clicks are low for all or most of the keywords, review your shop ad's picture and tagline. Make
sure that they are relevant to the keywords you’ve bid for
- If only a few keywords have low Shop Clicks, they may be irrelevant to your shop ad; consider deleting
the keywords or lowering your bid price by increments, especially if the keywords also bring low Shop
Impressions
- Keywords with high ROI, maintain competitive bid price. If your Shop Ads isn't showing, increase bid
price and monitor if impressions improve
- Keywords with low ROI, switch keyword match type to Exact Match. Lower the bid price by increments
to decrease your costs
To increase profit
- Keywords with no ROI, check their ad display rate by looking at the trend of Shop Impressions over the
last 7 days. If there are no Shop Impressions, your Shop Ad is likely not displaying in search results. If
there are Shop Impressions but no Shop Clicks, consider deleting the keyword to save cost
- If ROI is low across all or most of your keywords, review your landing page
You can choose no time limit or impose a start and end date.
1. Set No Time Limit if you would like your ad to have sustained
exposure.
2. Set a time schedule if you only want to push your listings on
certain days of the year, e.g. sale periods.
1. Setting your Ad's Cost-Per-Click (CPC) bid price Bid price refers to the highest amount
● Use the minimum bid price if you're unsure how that you are willing to pay for each click.
well your advertised products will sell.
● Check your ad's ROI (return on investment) and
rank after a week. If the rank is poor (the higher
the number, the poorer the rank) and the ROI is
good, increase your bid price.
● Use the suggested bid price when you want to
maximise ad exposure.
2. Setting Ad Budget
● Set No Limit for your ad budget to maximise your ad exposure, but if you’re concerned with ad
cost when your first start using Shopee Ads, you can set a daily or total budget cap.
● Your ad spend will never exceed your set budget.
○ e.g. RM5 Daily Budget means the ad stops once RM5 has been spent within a day
○ e.g. RM10 Total Budget means the ad stops once RM10 has been spent within your ad
campaign period
If your profit margin is higher than gross margin, you are profiting (net profit) from My Ads
For example, if product A is sold at RM10 and your product cost is RM4, your profit margin is 60%, your
product's CIR should be lower than 60%
2. Clicks (a.k.a. Shop Clicks for Shop Ads) - Measure the number of times logged-in shoppers click on your ads
after seeing them. For Shop Ads, this metric is also called Shop Clicks
5. Items Sold
a. Measures the total quantity purchased by shoppers within 7 days of clicking on your ad
b. For example, if you are advertising a shirt and a shopper buys 3 shirts at once, the Order will be 1 and
Items Sold will be 3
6. Gross Merchandise Value (GMV) - Measures the total amount of money generated by shopper's purchase
within 7 days of clicking on your ad
7. Expense
a. Measures the total amount of money spent on your ads
b. Make sure your expense is within your advertising budget
9. Cost-Income-Ratio (CIR)
a. CIR measures the percentage of your ad spend relative to the revenue generated by your ads. The lower
the CIR, the more profit your ads are making
b. CIR = Expense ÷ GMV x 100%
c. For example, if your ad expense is RM600 and the GMV brought in by your ads is RM3000, your CIR is 20%
To increase - Impressions and Clicks rather than actual orders from shoppers
exposure - Click-Through-Rate (CTR) which measures your ads' effectiveness in driving shoppers to click
on your ads and view your product detail pages
- Keyword/Ads with high CTR are more likely to have a higher ad quality score and better
ad ranking which can enhance impressions
- Keywords that are relevant to the advertised product tend to have higher CTR
To increase - Cost-Income-Ratio (CIR) at keyword level to understand the percentage of cost that comes
profit from advertising for each keyword
- Check that your CIR is lower than your product's profit margin to ensure that you are
profiting from advertising
- For example, if product A is sold at RM10 and your product cost is RM4, your profit
margin is 60%, your CIR should be lower than 60%
4. Stay in stock
Stock up your best-sellers as well as popular seasonal items to accommodate the increased demand during peak
shopping periods. For example, during the Christmas season, clothing items in red, green or white tend to sell better.
If you're a fashion shop, make sure you increase stocks of these items.
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