Skip to content
Start your store

Know which ads paid off, and keep your pages careful

A live Google Ads panel, every click followed to its order, paid orders sent back as conversions, and an ad landing page that never names a compound.

Start your 14-day trialSee pricing

Google Ads explainer

Read the transcript

Advertising research peptides on Google is a minefield. One wrong word on a landing page and the ad is refused. And most stores can't tell which clicks actually paid off.

We hit both problems running our own peptide store, so we built the answers into My-Pepts.

First, a live Google Ads panel. Spend, clicks and impression share sit beside the orders you were actually paid for, and today is measured against yesterday at the same hour.

Second, every click is followed: the campaign, the keyword, the likely search term, each page viewed, and the order it led to.

Third, paid orders go back to Google every hour as conversions, so bidding learns from real sales, and the order number makes sure none counts twice.

Fourth, your ad landing page is written for research use only and never names a compound. Checks in our code stop a release that would bring one back, and your Merchant feed sends only the products Google allows.

Then the money view shows whether a day's paid orders covered what they cost, ad spend included.

Nobody can promise an approval. You stay careful, and you see what paid. Start your store at my-pepts.com.

How it works

  1. Step 1: Spend beside the orders you were paid for

    Your Search campaigns' spend, clicks and impression share are read live and set beside your store's paid orders. Today is compared with yesterday up to the same hour, so a morning is never weighed against a whole day.

  2. Step 2: Every click, followed to the order

    A visit that arrives from an ad keeps its click. Its trail shows the campaign, the keyword, every page viewed and the order it led to. Google does not report the search term per click, so the trail gives it outright when the keyword had one that day and says "likely" when it had several.

  3. Step 3: Paid orders go back as conversions

    A paid order joins a queue that is sent to Google Ads every hour, once its click is old enough for Google to accept. The order number travels as its id, so a resend never counts twice, and bidding learns from real sales. You connect your own conversion action first.

  4. Step 4: A landing page that names no compound

    Paid search lands on a research-use-only page whose words never name a compound. Checks in our code test its text and the data it loads before every release, so a change that would bring a name back never ships.

  5. Step 5: A Merchant feed that sends only what is allowed

    Your Merchant Center feed is an allowlist. Lab essentials Google accepts can be listed, peptide listings are never sent, and nothing is renamed to slip past a review.

  6. Step 6: See whether a day paid for itself

    The money view's ROI basis sets a day's paid orders against what they cost: the vials, postage and packaging, affiliate commission, the pay-by-bank fee where you take it, and the ad spend. Untick a cost to see the day without it.

What it does

  • Measured only after a yes

    The Google Ads tag loads only after a shopper accepts cookies, with ad personalization switched off, so it measures whether an ad led to an order and builds no audience.

  • Your own visits stay out

    Pages in your admin are never measured, even in a tab that visited the storefront first, so your own clicking around never reads as traffic.

  • Impression share weighed, not added

    Impression share is a ratio, so across campaigns it is weighted by eligible impressions rather than summed into a number that means nothing.

  • Pictures are yours to check

    The landing page checks read words and data. Images, and anything you write on the page yourself, are yours to review before an ad points at them.

  • No promise of approval

    Google's advertising policies restrict research peptides, and nobody can promise an approval. We never suggest renaming a product to get past a review.

Try it on your own catalog

Your store is live on yourlab.my-pepts.store seconds after you name it, and selling from A to Z in about 20 minutes.

Start your 14-day trial

More features