scubemarketing.com Reviews 2

TrustScore 3 out of 5

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  1. Marketing Agency
  2. Advertising Agency
  3. SEO Service

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Since 2009, SCUBE has worked with ecommerce brands selling technical products where performance is dictated by data accuracy, not traffic volume. The work concentrates around Google Shopping, paid search, SEO, and GTM-based tracking. The focus is spec-driven ecommerce. Auto parts, marine and boating components, heavy equipment, construction supplies, and industrial products where compatibility, attributes, and technical accuracy determine whether demand converts or quietly leaks margin. These are catalogs with thousands of SKUs, uneven contribution, and long-tail search behavior tied to fitment and specification rather than persuasion. The same failure pattern has repeated across large catalogs. Product data drifts. Google Shopping and paid search blend incompatible demand. Branded traffic props up surface metrics while non-brand efficiency erodes underneath. By the time growth flattens, waste is already embedded at the SKU level. The work starts by correcting those inputs. Product feeds are rebuilt around part numbers, fitment logic, certifications, and technical constraints. Google Shopping and paid search are structured to separate demand types instead of collapsing them into blended performance. SEO follows the same logic, aligning catalog structure and content to how buyers evaluate compatibility and use case. Measurement shifts away from activity metrics toward contribution, margin behavior, and SKU-level efficiency. The objective is clarity that holds as catalog complexity and spend increase, without requiring constant manual intervention. Performance improves as inefficient paths are removed. High-intent demand stops competing with low-value traffic. Systems require less manual intervention over time. Margin stabilizes instead of degrading under scale. This work fits teams managing large or uneven inventories who need paid media and SEO systems built for precision and durability. It’s not designed for creative-led growth, lifestyle ecommerce, or short-term traffic spikes where volume masks structural problems.


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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Zero Sales in 6 weeks of management

I approached Scube to run ads for our ecommerce business after seeing lots of good reviews and recommendations of them. Unfortunately, this turned out to be the biggest mistake we could’ve made, costing us thousands of dollars and they were unable to generate a single sale for us.

Based on their projections we were expecting $46k in sales in month 1 and $50k in month 2. After 6 weeks of working with them we had zero sales, thousands in ad spend and three invoices in agency fees all billed in one go. Our ads manager also quit half way through and we had their Team Manager in Lithuania try to manage our account.

NOTE: Following legal threats of defamation this review has been updated.

May 15, 2024
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Reply from scubemarketing.com

Thank you for your review and for sharing your experience. We appreciate all feedback as it helps us improve our services. We understand that you are frustrated, and we regret that we were unable to meet your expectations.

We would like to address your points:

Context: As a startup with less than $50K in lifetime sales, entering a competitive luxury market with a new website and limited social proof presents significant challenges. Selling high-priced products without payment plans over $5K and operating with low profit margins can impact sales performance, especially during low seasons.

Expectations: Before signing the agreement, we discussed concerns regarding the lack of sales data, low website conversion rates, and the demand for the European brands you aimed to sell in the U.S. market. While we expressed these concerns, you attributed past performance issues to not having a proper merchant account and cited high sales figures from a friend's business. We agreed that you would work on improving your product offerings, website, and unique selling proposition, while we focused on driving traffic to your site. Your stated expectation was to "collect data" during the low season.

Goals: We set targets to reach $40-50K per month as a break-even point based on your profit margins. These goals were mapped to specific KPIs based on Google's estimates, required Average Order Value (AOV), and conversion rates. Unfortunately, the actual conversion rate was below expectations.

Results: We did not achieve sales during the first six weeks. We provided diagnostics indicating a low percentage of users adding products to the cart and none completing the checkout process. Despite multiple adjustments to the advertising campaigns, the desired results were not achieved. It is important to note that the agreed-upon actions to enhance your market competitiveness were not implemented.

Team: When a new team member left due to personal reasons, we promptly assigned a team manager with over 10 years of experience to oversee your account and address your inquiries.

Agreement: We entered into a three-month agreement, but access was terminated after 1.5 months, and invoices for work completed remained unpaid. As per our agreement, we did not engage in a revenue share model but provided services based on deliverables.

Legal Process: We strive to resolve differences through discussion, which we attempted. We accommodated your situation by breaking down payments into smaller installments. After charging your card as per the agreed schedule, you posted a negative review that we believe misrepresented the facts. Additionally, cancellation of your credit card led to unpaid balances. Consequently, we had to involve our legal team to formally address these issues.

In hindsight, we recognize that this collaboration may not have been the right fit. We typically work with established businesses and carefully assess potential clients to ensure we can effectively contribute to their growth.

We wish you the best in your future endeavors.

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