Running ads yourself means learning a trade — research, targeting, creatives, copy, budgets, daily checks. On Sellvia that work is built into your store as a ready-made campaign. What’s left for you is one switch.
Eight jobs a self-run campaign needs. On Sellvia, one switch.
Advertising a store is a real job with eight parts. Done yourself, each part is something to learn, set up and check every day — and the learning is paid for with your own budget. On Sellvia the same eight parts are built into your store in advance: nothing is duplicated, nothing waits on you. What’s left is one switch.
Describes the work involved, not results. Advertising results vary from store to store either way.
Most people didn’t open a store because they wanted to spend their evenings inside an ad account. With the advertising handled, the time goes where you meant it to.
Not spent reading reports and moving budgets around. The campaign keeps running while you do something else.
On the things only you can do — your products, your customers, your store — instead of on settings.
No wondering if you set something wrong. The budget is capped, the campaign is built, and you can check in whenever you like.
It’s built for your store’s products and keeps adjusting as it runs — the same work an experienced advertiser would do, without you learning the trade. Results vary from store to store, as they do with any advertising.
No. Advertising is part of your Sellvia store. There’s nothing to create, verify or connect.
The things that matter: the daily budget, and whether the campaign is on or off. Everything else is handled.
Your ad budget, from $10 a day, taken from your ad balance. No setup fee, no management fee.
The campaign is already built for your store. Set a budget you’re comfortable with and turn it on.