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Your Shopify store is built. Now it needs buyers. We run the Google and Meta ads, store SEO and email that bring them in, and we are paid more only when your ads are paying off.
Round 1 / Marketing for Shopify stores
A great store is not enough
Shopify makes it easy to open a store. It does not bring anyone to it. Plenty of Shopify stores have a good product, a clean theme and a handful of apps, and still depend on a few sales a week from friends, repeat buyers and the odd lucky post.
Traffic that buys comes from three places: people searching Google for what you sell, people discovering you on Facebook and Instagram, and past customers you bring back by email. We work all three, in the order that makes sense for your margins.
Every dollar is judged on return on ad spend, not clicks, and you see the numbers in our Command Center dashboard as they happen.
Step 01
Audit
Your product feed, ad accounts, store pages and email, checked against what your margins can afford to pay for a sale.
Step 02
Launch
Shopping, Performance Max and Meta catalogue campaigns built around your best sellers, with retargeting for the visitors who left.
Step 03
Scale
Weekly creative and bid changes, and budget moved to the products and audiences that return the most.
Round 2 / Where Shopify sales come from
Three channels
Most profitable Shopify stores lean on the same three channels.
Google Shopping and Performance Max put your products in front of people already searching to buy, with the price and photo right in the results. A clean product feed, with clear titles and accurate prices, decides how often you show up.
Meta Advantage+ catalogue ads show your products to people likely to buy while they scroll, and retargeting brings back the visitors who looked and left without checking out.
Email does the rest. A welcome series, abandoned cart and post-purchase flows turn one order into a second and third, and they keep working long after the ad that found the customer.
Our ecommerce case study shows what always-on Google and Meta ads looked like for one independent retailer, with the real account numbers.
Round 3 / Shopify marketing
Shopify marketing
Ads, search and email for Shopify stores.
Google Ads
Catch buyers who are searching.
- Google Shopping
- Performance Max
- Brand search
- Product feed checks
- Margin-aware bidding
Meta ads
Find buyers while they scroll.
- Advantage+ catalogue ads
- Retargeting
- Weekly creative rotation
- Audience testing
- Facebook and Instagram
SEO and email
Sales you do not pay per click for.
- Product and collection page SEO
- AI search visibility
- Welcome flows
- Abandoned cart flows
- Post-purchase flows
Round 4 / Pricing
$500 a month. Then we earn it.
A flat $500 a month for Google and Meta advertising, plus a commission on the direct revenue tied to our ads (not your overall store revenue) that only starts once your blended return on ad spend clears 3x.
Contract terms and full details are on our ecommerce page.
Round 5 / More chapters
The rest of the roster.
Round 6 / Straight answers
Straight
answers.
Do you design or build Shopify stores?
No. We market the store you already have: Google and Meta ads, search and email.
What results can a Shopify store expect?
It depends on your products, margins, creative and site. We start by working out the return on ad spend your margins need to break even, then manage to beat it. Our ecommerce case study shows one independent retailer's real numbers, but no result is guaranteed.
Google or Meta first for a Shopify store?
Usually both, for different jobs. Google catches people already searching for what you sell; Meta finds new buyers and brings back visitors who left. We set the split based on what your products and margins support.
My Shopify store gets traffic but few sales. Will ads fix that?
Not on their own. If visitors arrive and leave, more visitors cost more without fixing anything. We look at where they come from, which products they view and where they drop off, and tell you what to change on the store before we raise ad spend.
Do I keep my ad accounts?
Yes. Your Google and Meta ad accounts belong to you. We work in them with access you grant, and you see spend, revenue and return on ad spend in the Command Center as they happen.
Final bell
Ready for
more orders?
Book a free consultation and we will review your Shopify store, your ads and your email, and tell you what we would do first.
