Digital Marketing · Retail & E-commerce
Digital marketing for e-commerce stores
E-commerce marketing pays when it is measured on profit, not clicks. We focus on the channels that compound for stores: clean product feeds for Shopping ads, automated email flows, and product content that ranks.
Book a discovery callA familiar problem in Retail & E-commerce
Sound like your business?
Ad spend drives traffic but checkout friction, slow page speed, or manual inventory and fulfilment processes quietly cap how much of that traffic converts.
How we approach it
Feeds before ads
Accurate product feeds with titles, prices and availability are the foundation of Google Shopping and Meta catalogue ads.
Email flows that run themselves
Welcome, abandoned-cart, post-purchase and win-back emails, usually the highest-return channel a store has.
Content that sells
Comparison guides, buying guides and branded infographics that answer pre-purchase questions and rank.
What's included
Built around how retail & e-commerce businesses actually generate and lose leads.
- SEO audit, strategy, and ongoing execution
- Google Ads (Search, Display, Performance Max) management
- Meta Ads (Facebook, Instagram) management
- Social media content creation and community management
- Email marketing campaigns and automation
- Content strategy and blog production
- Analytics setup and monthly performance reporting
- Competitor and keyword research
Who this is for
- · Retailers and D2C brands with a storefront that isn't converting traffic
- · Businesses running paid ads without a matching fast, mobile-optimised storefront
- · Retail operators drowning in manual order, inventory, or reporting work
Retail & E-commerce work
Projects we've built in or adjacent to this industry.
Common questions
Which marketing channel is most profitable for small online stores?
Email to existing customers and subscribers is usually the highest return, followed by Google Shopping for products people already search for. Paid social works best once you know your margins and repeat rate.
What should an abandoned cart email sequence include?
Two or three emails over about three days: a reminder with the product image, then an answer to the likely objection (delivery, returns, sizing), then an incentive only if your margins allow it.
Ready to start?
Ready to stop
losing leads?
Book a 30-minute discovery call. No pitch, no pressure — just a straight conversation about what's holding your business back.
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