If sales come in bursts, it’s usually because the ads run in bursts. The campaign Sellvia built for your store is made to run every day — keep it on, and bursts turn into a steady flow.
Sample dashboard. Your numbers will differ.
A store with a few orders and quiet weeks in between usually has one of these three going on.
While the campaign runs, people find your store. When the ad balance hits zero, the campaign pauses — and visits stop the same day. The quiet week is the gap.
Each time the campaign restarts, it goes through its first days again — relearning which people respond. Steady running skips that.
Waiting for orders before keeping ads on means the store is dark exactly when it needs to be seen. Steady ads come first; steady orders follow.
Sellvia has already built a Main Campaign for your store — the ads, the audience, the daily management. Just turn it on, and it shows your store to the right people to drive visits and sales.
Don’t pause between orders. The campaign is built to run daily — that’s where steady traffic comes from.
Your dashboard shows how many days of balance are left. Add balance while it’s still running, so the campaign never goes dark.
When orders come in consistently, move from $10 to $15, then $20 a day. Small steps, no guessing.
Nothing new to set up. Same campaign — just kept running.
Visits spike while ads run, then drop to nothing. Every peak starts from zero again.
Visits keep coming, and the campaign keeps improving on what it learned. Orders follow the same shape.
Illustrative shapes, not real data. Results vary from store to store.
You never have to decide a big number. Move one step when the current one is bringing orders — and you can always step back down.
The campaign runs and learns. Watch visits and first orders.
More people see the store every day. Same campaign, more reach.
Keep stepping up as long as the results keep pace. Pause or lower anytime.
Budget is something you control. Advertising results vary.
Patricia, a retired teacher in Portland, turned on Main Campaign for her Parenting & Family store and kept it running. After three months it reached $1,800 a month in additional income — managed mostly from her iPad.
Read Patricia’s story →One owner’s experience. Results vary and are not guaranteed.
No. Pausing is what creates the quiet weeks. The campaign is built to run daily; keeping it on is where steady traffic comes from.
The campaign pauses and visits stop. Your dashboard shows how many days are left, so you can top up before that happens.
When orders are coming in consistently at the current budget. Move one step — $10 to $15, then $20 — and step back down anytime.
Not to get more customers. Main Campaign already promotes every product in your store; keeping it steady and stepping the budget up does the job.
Turn on the campaign that’s already built for your store, keep it running, and let customers keep coming.