Marketing for
online stores that
turns browsers into buyers.
Traffic is the easy part. Getting people to actually complete the checkout — and come back a second time — is where most stores lose the money.
Most stores don't have
a traffic problem.
They have a conversion problem and a retention problem. People arrive, browse, add something to the cart, then leave — and nothing brings them back. That's not a marketing budget issue, it's a systems issue.
Around seven in ten carts get abandoned. If you have no email flow chasing those people, you're paying to acquire customers and then letting them walk out mid-purchase.
Fix this — free audit →TO
CART
Where online stores
leak money
Six problems we find in almost every store audit. Each one is fixable without spending another rupee on traffic.
Carts get abandoned and forgotten
No recovery emails, no retargeting. Someone showed real buying intent and then vanished, and nothing at all followed up.
Product pages don't rank
Thin descriptions copied from the supplier, no keywords, no schema markup. Google has nothing to work with and neither do shoppers.
Ads aren't profitable
Broken tracking, no product feed optimisation, and no idea which products actually earn their ad spend back.
There are no email flows
No welcome series, no post-purchase sequence, no win-back. Email is the cheapest revenue in e-commerce and most stores just don't use it.
Nobody's collecting reviews
Product reviews influence purchases more than any description you write, and almost nobody asks for them.
Every customer is a one-time customer
Acquiring a new buyer costs several times more than selling again to an existing one. Without retention, growth stays expensive forever.
Built for how
online stores make money
Acquisition, conversion and retention all working together — not just more traffic poured into a leaky funnel.
- Product page SEO and schema markup
- Category page optimisation
- Google Shopping feed setup and management
- Meta catalogue and dynamic product ads
- Abandoned cart recovery emails
- Welcome, post-purchase and win-back flows
- Review collection and display
- User-generated content campaigns
- Seasonal and festival campaign planning
- Retargeting across Meta and Google
- Conversion rate optimisation on key pages
- Monthly report on revenue, ROAS and repeat rate
Your first
ninety days
We fix tracking and email first, because those pay back immediately, then scale the paid side once the numbers are trustworthy.
Fix the foundation
Conversion tracking, product feed, and the abandoned cart flow. These three alone usually recover revenue in the first month.
Days 1–14
Email and product pages
Full email flow build plus SEO on your best-selling product and category pages.
Days 15–30
Paid scale
Shopping and catalogue ads launched properly, with retargeting layered on top of the fixed tracking.
Days 31–60
Retention
Win-back campaigns, review collection and repeat-purchase incentives. This is where the margin actually lives.
Days 61–90
AGAIN
Your second sale costs
a fraction of the first.
Every store obsesses over acquisition. The stores that actually become profitable are the ones that get the same customer to buy three times instead of once.
Email, reviews and post-purchase content do that work quietly in the background, and they cost almost nothing to run compared to ads.
- Email flows that run automatically forever
- Review collection that compounds into social proof
- Repeat purchase tracking, month over month
Other industries
we know well
Same approach, different playbook. Every industry has its own buying behaviour and we build around it.
Let's find your
leaks. Free audit.
Send us your store URL. We'll review your product pages, tracking, email flows and ad performance, then tell you exactly where the money is escaping.