E-commerce PPC management that scales your sales from 500k - 10M+ in annual revenue.
We grow and scale your shop with a multi-channel strategy to help you reach more of your target audience.






Our POV on PPC management for ecommerce
PPC marketing is a crucial component for every e-commerce business. This short-term tactic can drive sales quickly and allows your brand the ability to test out copywriting, imagery, and video at the speed of light. Moreover, you can reach new and existing customer segments with new products increasing customer lifetime value.
While PPC can function in a silo, it sings when paired with tactics like Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO), email marketing, social media marketing, and retargeting other sources of traffic. When used together, well-managed pay-per-click campaigns can transform the revenue your brand drives and the people it reaches while maximizing every dollar you spend in the customer journey.
Your store's ace-in-the-hole
Quickness
Our competitive size allows us to move faster than larger agencies and enterprise product teams.
Collaboration
We form an united front with you, ensuring that all stakeholders totally support the strategy.
D2C experts
Voltn stands out for its focus on D2C brands looking to grow through e-commerce.
Quarterly reviews
Unlike others, we constantly let you know what worked and what needs to be improved next.
Growth is just a free
marketing plan away
We will find PPC strategies to improve results and outline a strategy to help your store grow to unprecedented levels.
See how we used per-per-click to grow this client
The Voltn team completely revamped Sogno Toscano’s website on Shopify and led to amazing results.
$1.5m
Online sales within 10 months
6x
ROAS
3m
Incremental revenue since launch
The Voltn team completely revamped Sogno Toscano’s website on Shopify and led to amazing results.
$1.5m
Online sales within 10 months
6x
ROAS
3m
Incremental revenue since launch
Engaging with us for PPC management is easy

Done for your management
One-time
audit
Foundational setup
Ongoing consulting
Reporting
tailored to your store
When we start managing your e-commerce PPC campaigns, we set initial goals for return on ad spend (ROAS), ROI (return on investment including our fees).
- Weekly
- Monthly
- Quarterly

See how we were able to increase sales with less ad spend
Lord Lou is an independent Dutch lifestyle brand for people who are passionate about their pets and their homes.
$2.9m
Users reached
4x
ROAS
1k
New customers
Lord Lou is an independent Dutch lifestyle brand for people who are passionate about their pets and their homes.
$2.9m
Online sales within 10 months
4x
ROAS
1k
New customers
FAQ
Have a burning question? One of these may answer it. Contact us if there is something you need more clarity on.
How much we charge you is based on a few variables like: how big the team needs to be to support your shop, how aggressive your goals are, and how many platforms we are targeting.
If it is a brand new store with relatively unproven items and we know very little about the customer it can take 1-3 months to get the campaign to run at least a 2 to 1 ROAS. For stores with existing sales and advertising spend, we can begin hitting our goals within the first 2 months. All of this is also dependent on the stock levels of the store as this impacts the quantity of items we can sell.
Typically, we manage PPC and at least one other service. For smaller e-commerce stores with lower end ROAS, this is usually PPC and e-mail marketing as these are the two fastest channels to influence the number of sales.
For PPC accounts, we send out a weekly revenue dashboard, monthly detail report with a meeting or Loom video, and a quarterly strategy report where we tell you what worked, what didn’t work and what’s coming next.
Anywhere from weekly to monthly.
For PPC, a typical engagement can run anywhere from 3 to 6 months, depending on objectives. There are also instances where our client want a strong one-time setup or a setup with a regular check in to break through any barriers.
The amount of hours ebbs and flows based on the amount of building and testing that is taking place. For example, when we get a new account, we typically spend a lot of time auditing, building, and tweaking. After an account has matured, the amount of time needed usually slows but this time is then used to pursue other marketing channels or creating new tests.
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