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 a landing page that never names a compound.

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Ads for research peptides are a minefield. One wrong word on a landing page and Google refuses the ad. And most stores can't tell which clicks paid off.

I ran into both with my own peptide store, so I built My-Pepts to handle them.

First, a live Google Ads panel: spend, clicks and impression share beside your paid orders, today against yesterday at the same hour.

Second, every click is followed: the visit, the keyword, the likely search term, and the order it led to.

Third, your ad landing page speaks to research use only and never names a compound. Code guards block a careless edit that adds one, and your Merchant feed lists only items Google allows.

Then it runs itself. Every hour, paid orders go back to Google as conversions, so bidding learns from real sales. Your money view shows return on ad spend, counting ads with stock, postage and fees.

Nobody can promise approval. You stay careful, and you see what paid.

Start your store at my-pepts.com.

My-Pepts reads your Google Ads account live and puts spend, clicks and impression share beside the orders your store was actually paid for. Each click is followed to the visit, the keyword, the likely search term and the order it led to, and paid orders go back to Google as conversions. Your ad landing page and Merchant feed are built to stay inside Google's rules, though nobody can promise an approval.

What it does

A live panel that compares fairly

Spend, clicks and impression share from your Search campaigns, read live and set beside your store's paid orders. Today is compared with yesterday to the same hour, so a morning is never weighed against a whole day, and impression share is weighted across campaigns rather than added up.

Every click, followed to the order

A visit that arrives from an ad keeps its click. Open its trail to see the campaign, the keyword, every page viewed, the basket and the order it led to. Google does not report the search term per click, so you see the term outright when the keyword had one that day, and the likeliest one when it had several.

Paid orders sent back as conversions

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

A landing page that names no compound

Paid search lands on a research-use-only page whose words never name a compound. The page comes from our code, and checks in that code test its text and the data it loads before every release, so a change that would bring a name back never ships. Pictures, and anything you write on the page yourself, are yours to check.

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.

Return on ad spend in the money view

Ad spend is counted beside stock, postage and payment fees, and the ROI view shows whether a day's paid orders covered what they cost, ads included.

Try it on your own catalog

Start on yourlab.my-pepts.store and connect your own domain later.

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