Chris Avery — Google Ads for eCommerce, bid to commercial intent - profit, cashflow, stock clearance, margin | BOI® | 2× European Search Awards Winner 2026 | Triumph, Thermos, UK Soccer Shop
Google Ads for eCommerce, bid to commercial intent - profit, cashflow, stock clearance, margin | BOI® | 2× European Search Awards Winner 2026 | Triumph, Thermos, UK Soccer Shop
Chris Avery ranks #309 of 18,566 LinkedIn creators in Marketing & Advertising, and is a standout voice in United Kingdom. They have 8.7K followers and published 104 posts in the last 60 days at a 0.1% average engagement rate.
- 8.7K followers
- 104 posts / 60d
- 0.1% avg engagement
- 282 follower growth / 30d
The roast
Chris Avery posts 77 times a month to prove he’s a PPC genius, yet his engagement rate is a rounding error that doesn't even move the decimal point. JudeLuxe sounds like a luxury candle boutique run by a guy who spends his whole day begging Google’s algorithm for validation.
About Chris
Most Google Ads accounts don't struggle because execution is poor. They struggle because every pound is bid against one number - a blended ROAS target - regardless of what the business actually needs that money to do. I run JudeLuxe, an ecommerce-only Google Ads agency for DTC brands. Clients include Triumph Motorcycles, Thermos, UK Soccer Shop, Closure LDN and Whisky Me. Spend from £3k to £500k+ per month. Catalogues from 100 SKUs to 5 million. We built BOI® - Bid On Intent - because a healthy ecommerce business doesn't have one goal. Some weeks the job is profit. Sometimes it's cashflow. Sometimes it's clearing ageing stock, protecting full-price margin, or buying time. Blended ROAS treats all of those as the same job. It isn't. BOI® prices every auction against the commercial intent behind it: • Every SKU costed first - contribution margin, break-even ROAS, break-even CPA • Each product assigned a job: scale, hold, clear, or cut - and bid to that job's number • Feed engineering as the root lever, because the feed decides what Google can do before bidding starts • Custom PMax controls that restore SKU-level visibility inside black-box campaigns Recent outcomes: • 56% revenue lift for a skincare brand in 6 months - net profit up alongside it • 37% reduction in wasted spend for a homewares brand via commercial restructuring• 2× European Search Awards 2026: Best Small PPC Agency & Most Innovative PPC Campaign The result isn't just a better-performing account. It's a healthier business: cleaner stock, protected margin, cash where it's needed, and spend that's explainable in a spreadsheet, a boardroom and a bank account. JudeLuxe isn't for brands chasing vanity ROAS or outsourcing judgement. Every trade-off we make is intentional, explainable and time-bound. ▶ Want to know what your account actually makes after COGS, shipping and returns - and which SKUs are doing which job? The SKU-Level Profit Audit costs every SKU, maps 12 months of spend to margin, and quantifies your leaks in £/month. Book it here: https://www.judeluxe.com/audit
Highlights
- Top 1% Creator — 104 posts in 30 days
- Top 5% in United Kingdom — Ranked #51 of 1840 creators
- Top 5% in Marketing & Advertising — Ranked #51 of 1092 creators
- Top 25% Audience — 8,734 followers
Recent posts
An entirely fictional retail conversation. “Can we get the sale live today?” “Which products?” “All of them.” “What margin floor?” “We've got a banner.” Excellent. The banner will inform finance.
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We had an interesting inbound enquiry today. "Were currently working with a very good Google Ads agency." Okay. Great start. "The entire account is already built and structured." Lovely. "Everything is already set up and running." Fantastic. "Merchant Center is running smoothly." Music to my ears. "Adding additional countries doesn't necessarily create much extra work." Right. "We're not looking for someone to build everything from scratch." Understood. "We just want someone to take over, optimise the campaigns and help us scale profitably." HANG ON A MINUTE. If your current agency is
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Your Google Ads account should hear about the refund. Otherwise the original order can live on as an unquestioned success. Google supports conversion adjustments for supported setups. That doesn't mean your store automatically sends them correctly. At JudeLuxe, we'd check: → The conversion source and order identifiers. → How partial returns are handled. → Adjustment timing and implementation rules. → Whether the corrected values reconcile with business data. Then assess what that means for product priorities and bidding. Corrected revenue still isn't profit. Costs and attribution still n
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Last updated 2026-08-01