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Why Isn’t Your Shopee Auto Ads Campaign Performing? The Real Problem Lies Here

Many sellers on Shopee spend millions of VND every month on Auto Ads, yet the results often fall short of expectations.

The issue often doesn’t lie in Shopee’s ad system — but in the very products you're promoting.

📉 Ads Only Amplify What Already Exists

On Shopee, advertising acts as a magnifier.

It helps your product reach more people — but only if your product already meets basic content and quality standards.

If your product listing has unoptimized content, unappealing images, unclear titles, or lacks conversion-focused descriptions...

➡️ Then even increasing your budget won’t improve the outcome.

⚠️ A Common Scenario

A fashion brand spends 25–30 million VND/month on Auto Ads. However:

  • CTR is below industry average
  • Conversion rate is under 1%
  • Product listings have common issues:
    • Titles lack core keywords
    • Main image doesn't showcase product advantages
    • Description is too wordy and poorly structured
    • No product video

👉 The result: Poor ad delivery, low engagement, wasted budget with little return.

📌 So Where Should Sellers Begin?

Before optimizing your ad budget, ask yourself:

  • Is my product clear, attractive, and trustworthy enough to catch a buyer’s eye while scrolling?
  • Am I communicating real value — or just listing technical details?
  • If I were the buyer, would I click on this product over the hundreds of similar ones?

🧭 Conclusion

Shopee Auto Ads aren’t magic.

They only work when the product listing is already optimized — from title and image to description and reviews.

To make ads work, you must first build a strong product foundation.

In upcoming posts, we’ll break down how Shopee evaluates your product content and makes display decisions — something most sellers overlook.

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