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One feed in, six out — via FeedPulse
Shopify is the source. FeedPulse transforms once, syncs to all six channels with channel-specific rule sets layered on top. No more "the GMC feed has different prices to Meta".
Hell Bunny's ad team was running Google, Meta, TikTok, Pinterest and two affiliate networks off slightly different feeds, with stock that drifted apart by the hour. Wasted spend on out-of-stock SKUs was the worst kind — the easy kind to fix.
Half the ad-ops problems we see come down to "which feed is right". Pin that down and the rest of the work gets noticeably easier.
Shopify is the source. FeedPulse transforms once, syncs to all six channels with channel-specific rule sets layered on top. No more "the GMC feed has different prices to Meta".
When stock dips below threshold, the router pulls those SKUs out of high-spend campaigns automatically. We wired this off the same Shopify webhook that updates the storefront.
Sudden price drops, mass disapproval events, sudden inventory zeroes — we get alerts before the affiliates do. Two saves in the first three months.
Channel-by-channel ROAS, lost-revenue from disapprovals, sync-lag p95. One dashboard, not six.
The wasted-spend lift is theirs to quote. We'll walk you through the before-and-after on a call.
The platform's been live through two full peak seasons. Disapproval events are caught and rerouted before the affiliate manager pings us. The reporting tab replaces what used to be a Monday-morning hour of stitching screenshots together.
One call. We'll dig into what you've got, where it's friction, and whether we're the right people to help. No deck, no pitch.