Google shopping ad campaigns built with granularity in mind.

Google shopping campaigns that deliver a richer buying experience. We’ll save you money, drive sales and promote your products to the world.

Our team has years of experience managing complex Google shopping campaigns, we’ve been with the ad format since the early days and know exactly how to optimise your product feed for maximum impact.

Our service.

Seen as one of the most profitable channels for online retailers, Google Shopping enables advertisers to display these ads in Google search results as their audience is actively seeking out those products. It’s a visually appealing ad format that provides the user with additional details not possible with text ads in search; including the inclusion of an image and the price.

Our team can assist you every step of the way, from setting up new Google Merchant Centre accounts to optimising your product feed to ensure maximum visibility in search results. Make an enquiry today and we’ll help you deliver significant retail performance, whilst you sit back and watch the sales come through.

Feed optimisation.

Product feed optimisation that gives your business the competitive advantage online.

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Client reviews.

"Ality manage the paid social and Google activity for our campaign 'There's A Beer For That'. They are professional and smart, increasing our reach and reducing our effective costs. They've done this through a smart data-led approach to content, codifying and optimising everything we do. We've been extremely impressed with their delivery and value."Jack Daniel

"Impressive understanding of our business and this is reflected in excellent paid search performance. They couple this with high standards of client service. I would happily recommend."Neil Scaife

"Barry M is the UK's leading make up brand. Working with Ality is always a pleasure and we're delighted with the results we're achieving together. Highly recommended... unless of course you're another leading make up brand in which case, they're rubbish."Matthew Sweetapple