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E-commerce marketing and Shopify store growth

Build a store that sells.

We build and grow online stores judged on revenue, average order value and cost per acquisition, not on traffic. Shopify builds, then the growth program.

Included in every plan · Call for a quote.

E-Commerce at a glance

Who it is for
Established stores that have outgrown the platform they started on, or that have plateaued on conversion while acquisition costs keep climbing.
Pricing
Included in every plan
Billed
Per project
Media spend
Not applicable to this service.
Deliverables
14 named deliverables, listed in full below.
Process
4 phases. First phase: week 1.
Where we work
Texas and nationwide. Remote, with on-site work where the engagement needs it.

E-commerce is the one channel where campaign performance and store mechanics cannot be separated. An ad set that looks efficient inside the ad account still loses money if the product page buries the shipping cost or the checkout drops a third of its carts on mobile. So we work on both sides of the click. We build and rebuild stores, Shopify most often, then run the growth program that follows: merchandising, conversion testing, paid and organic acquisition, and the email and SMS flows that turn a first order into a second. This suits stores already doing real volume that have stopped growing: a site converting below its category, an average order value that has not moved in a year, or acquisition costs climbing every quarter because every sale goes to a new customer. It also suits retailers who have outgrown the platform they started on. Measurement is margin first. We report revenue, average order value, new-customer acquisition cost, repeat purchase rate and return on ad spend against what the store keeps after cost of goods, shipping and payment fees. Sessions and impressions are diagnostics, never results. We have run this work from Texas since 2018, for clients nationwide.

What it changes

Why companies buy e-commerce marketing

More Revenue From Traffic You Already Pay For

Most stores do not have a traffic problem. Fixing product pages, cart and checkout lifts conversion rate against the sessions you already have, which quietly makes every acquisition channel cheaper at the same time.

A Higher Average Order Value

Bundles, free-shipping thresholds, cross-sells and better collection merchandising raise what each customer spends. A larger order absorbs shipping and payment fees, which widens the margin you have available to bid with.

Customers Who Come Back

Welcome, post-purchase and winback flows turn a first order into a second. Repeat revenue costs a fraction of new-customer revenue, and it is what pulls blended acquisition cost down over a year.

Acquisition That Can Scale

Clean product feeds, accurate order values and correct conversion tracking let Google and Meta optimize toward revenue instead of clicks. One Meta program for an online retailer of synthetic oils and lubricants lifted revenue 65% over four months.

Numbers You Can Act On

One report, reconciled against the store's own order data: orders, average order value, new-customer cost, repeat rate and margin by channel. No dashboard that flatters a channel by counting the same sale twice.

Process

How our e-commerce marketing engagements run

  1. 01Platform Strategy Week 1We audit the store, the analytics and the last twelve months of orders, then decide whether to fix what exists or rebuild it. Platform choice follows the catalog, the fulfillment model and the integrations you already depend on.
  2. 02Store Design & Build Weeks 2 to 8, scope dependentDesign first, then build: templates for home, collection, product, cart and checkout, plus inventory and shipping integrations. Migrations include full URL mapping and redirects, so the organic and paid history you have already paid for survives the move.
  3. 03CRO & Merchandising From launch, in two-week cyclesWe test in order of revenue impact: checkout first, then product pages, then collection structure and on-site search. Each cycle ships one change, measures it against orders and margin, and either keeps it or reverts it.
  4. 04Growth & Retention OngoingAcquisition runs alongside the email and SMS flows. Every month we review cost per acquisition by channel, repeat purchase rate and margin after costs, then move budget toward whatever is buying profitable orders most cheaply.

What is included

  • Store build or rebuild, Shopify most often, other platforms where the catalog calls for it
  • Product and collection page templates designed for conversion
  • Cart and checkout rework, including payment, shipping and tax configuration
  • Email and SMS flows: welcome, abandoned cart, browse abandonment, post-purchase, winback
  • Google and Meta product feed setup and ongoing hygiene
  • Conversion tracking and e-commerce reporting reconciled to order data
  • Average order value program: bundles, thresholds and cross-sells
  • Inventory and fulfillment integration

E-Commerce

Included

Established stores that have outgrown the platform they started on, or that have plateaued on conversion while acquisition costs keep climbing.

  • Platform audit and build plan
  • Store build or migration, design through launch
  • Conversion work on product pages, cart and checkout
  • Email and SMS retention flows
  • Product feed and conversion tracking setup
  • Monthly reporting on revenue, average order value and acquisition cost

Tell us what you are trying to grow.

We reply within 10 minutes during business hours. No credit card, and a custom 90-day plan either way.

Questions

E-Commerce: frequently asked questions

Do you work with Shopify?

Yes. Shopify is what we build on most often, and we work on other platforms where the catalog calls for it. Platform choice follows the business rather than our preference: catalog size, bundle or subscription logic, international pricing, and the inventory and fulfillment systems you already run all narrow the field before we recommend one.

Can you help migrate my store from another platform?

Yes, and the migration plan matters more than the build. We move products, customers, order history and content, map every old URL to its replacement with 301 redirects, rebuild the theme rather than porting it, and keep the new store on staging until checkout, tax, shipping and tracking all pass.

Do you offer ongoing e-commerce management?

Yes. Most clients keep us on after launch for conversion testing, merchandising, acquisition and retention. A store is never finished at launch: the catalog changes, competitors reprice, and checkout breaks quietly after app updates. Ongoing work is scoped monthly and reported against orders, average order value and margin.

What does an e-commerce project cost?

E-commerce work is included in every plan, and we scope it before anything is committed. Price moves with catalog size, the number of integrations, whether you are migrating or building new, and how much of the growth program you want run for you. Call us and we will scope it against your store.

Which numbers do you report on?

Revenue, average order value, conversion rate, new-customer acquisition cost, repeat purchase rate and margin after cost of goods, shipping and payment fees, reconciled against the store's own order data rather than the ad platforms' self-reported totals. Sessions and impressions appear only as diagnostics, when a result moves and we need to explain why.

How long before the work shows up in revenue?

Checkout and product page fixes usually show within a few weeks, because they act on traffic you already have. Builds and migrations take longer to prove out, and retention flows need a full purchase cycle before repeat rate moves. Our published work includes 75 documented engagements, among them an online lubricants retailer whose revenue rose 65% over four months.

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