Hi everyone,
I’ve got a tiny online shop and I’m thinking about trying out Google Ads. My budget is pretty tight - only $100 a month. I know it’s not much but I’m hoping to learn the basics and see some results before I spend more.
Do you think this amount can actually bring in some sales? Or is it just too small to make any difference?
I’m also wondering about how many items to advertise. Should I pick a couple of products with big profit margins or spread it out over more stuff to see what works?
If anyone’s got tips on making the most of a small ad budget, I’d really appreciate it. Things like how to target customers or general strategies would be super helpful.
Thanks for any advice you can give!
Hey there! $100 for ads? That’s a great start! 
I’ve been in your shoes, and let me tell you, it’s totally possible to see results with that budget. Have you thought about which platform you want to use? Google Ads is solid, but have you considered Facebook or Instagram? They can be pretty cost-effective for niche products.
What kind of stuff are you selling? I’m super curious! Focusing on your bestsellers might be a good way to go. Oh, and pro tip: try to time your ads with any upcoming holidays or events that relate to your products. It can really boost your visibility!
How’s your website looking? Sometimes a little tweak to your product pages can make a huge difference in converting those ad clicks to sales.
Keep us posted on how it goes, yeah? I’m rooting for you! 
A $100 monthly budget can definitely drive some sales for a small online store, but manage your expectations. Focus on highly targeted keywords related to your most profitable products. Start with 2-3 items max to test the waters. Use negative keywords to avoid wasting budget on irrelevant searches. Optimize your landing pages for conversions. Track everything meticulously - clicks, conversions, cost per acquisition. Adjust your strategy based on data. Consider remarketing to visitors who didn’t purchase. It’s a learning process, so be patient and prepared to tweak your approach. With persistence and smart optimization, even a small budget can yield results over time.
Yo, $100 can def get u started! I’d say pick ur best seller n focus on that. Google Ads is cool, but Instagram might work better if ur stuff is visual. make sure ur landing page is on point tho - no point gettin clicks if they bounce right off. Play around with diff targeting options n see wut sticks. It’s all bout testing n learning at first. Good luck!