BigConvert lists landing pages among its ecommerce services, describing them as pages built to turn paid traffic into orders. Its broader offer connects these pages with paid campaigns, product feeds and profit-focused optimization; the available information does not specify a full website redesign or development engagement.
BigConvert lists Google Search, Shopping and Performance Max, as well as Facebook and Instagram advertising. It says its search, Shopping and Performance Max campaigns are managed for profit and that Facebook and Instagram campaigns are judged by the profit they bring in, rather than revenue-only ROAS.
BigConvert describes POAS (Profit On Ad Spend) as measuring profit after accounting for cost of goods, in contrast to ROAS, which measures revenue. Its stated process checks conversion tracking in Google Ads, Meta and GA4, maps product or category margins, labels products by profitability tier in the feed, then restructures budgets and bids toward segments with positive POAS. It says this approach is most suitable for stores with mixed margins, meaningful ad spend and cost-of-goods data; inaccurate tracking that cannot be fixed, insufficient sales volume or a uniform-margin single category can make it a poor fit.
The agency says its team handles strategy, campaigns, creatives, feed and technology in-house, with specialists directly accountable and no middlemen. It also states that clients retain ownership of their data and advertising accounts. BigConvert offers a free account audit with no commitment, and says it replies within 24 hours.
BigConvert describes itself as an ecommerce performance marketing agency and reports working with more than 120 brands across Romania and Europe, including fashion, beauty, toys, home and decor, electronics and supplements. It reports more than €400 million in sales generated and says it has eight years of paid-campaign experience. These are first-party claims, not independently verified results for a particular buyer or campaign.
BigConvert lists landing pages among its ecommerce services, describing them as pages built to turn paid traffic into orders. Its stated approach links landing pages with search, Shopping, Performance Max, social campaigns and product-feed work, rather than presenting a documented end-to-end ecommerce redesign service.
BigConvert describes POAS as measuring profit after cost of goods rather than revenue alone. Its process includes checking Google Ads, Meta and GA4 conversion tracking, mapping product or category margins, applying profitability labels to products in the feed, and moving campaign budgets and bids toward positive-POAS segments. The company says this is best suited to stores with mixed product margins, meaningful advertising spend and cost-of-goods data; it notes that inadequate margin data, unfixable tracking problems, low sales volume or a uniform-margin single category may make POAS unsuitable.
BigConvert says it combines campaign management with feed technology, and lists feed management, Google Search, Shopping and Performance Max, and Facebook and Instagram advertising. It describes its own ProductXL technology and server-side tracking as built in-house, and says clients retain ownership of their data and advertising accounts.