Marketing for online shops.
A store that loads fast, tracks honestly and follows up on every cart. We build the store, the tracking and the email flows as one system.
What it takes
Marketing for an online shop is the system that gets the store found, gets the visit to a checkout, and follows up on every cart and every order: search and product pages built to rank, a store that loads fast on a phone, server-side tracking that Meta and Google can trust, and abandoned-cart, post-purchase and win-back email flows.
What usually breaks
- Meta and the store report different sales
- Carts get abandoned and nothing goes out
- Product pages that rank for nothing
What we build for online shops
- Ecommerce & Websites A store that loads fast and checks out on a phone.
- Marketing Welcome, abandoned cart and post-purchase flows that pay for themselves.
- SEO Category and product pages found for what people search, not what the catalogue is called.
- Automation & AI Orders, reviews and stock events tied back to the customer record.
Questions online shops ask
Do you only build on Shopify?
Shopify is our default for stores because of what it does out of the box. We also work with existing WooCommerce stores. We do not start new builds on WordPress or Webflow.
Why do the ad platform and the store disagree on sales?
Browsers block cookies, iOS lets people opt out and consent banners stop pixels before they fire. Server-side tracking through Tag Manager sends the conversion from your server, so both sides count the same sale.
Which email flows do you build?
Welcome, abandoned cart, post-purchase, review request and win-back, in Klaviyo or Brevo, written once and measured against orders rather than opens.
How does a project start?
With a Diagnostic: five working days with real data access, then written findings, a scoped plan and a fixed quote. What you pay for it is credited against the build.