WordPress & WooCommerce Marketing AgencyPlug inGrowth
You run your store on WordPress and WooCommerce, with full control of every page. We use that control to bring in buyers, through search, Google and Meta ads, and email.
Round 1 / Marketing for WooCommerce stores
Your site is flexible. Use it.
WordPress gives you more control over your store than almost any other platform. That control is an advantage in search, because you can shape every product page, category page and article to match what buyers are looking for.
It also means nobody is doing the marketing for you. There is no built-in plan for bringing buyers to a WooCommerce store, so most owners end up with a good site, a pile of plugins and not enough sales.
We handle the part that brings in buyers: Google and Meta ads managed to return on ad spend, a search plan for your products and categories, and email that brings customers back.
Step 01
Audit
Your product feed, plugin setup, search rankings and ad accounts: what sends you buyers today, and what is broken.
Step 02
Launch
Shopping, Performance Max and Meta catalogue campaigns, plus a list of the search fixes worth making first.
Step 03
Scale
Weekly changes to bids, creative and budget, moved toward the products that return the most.
Round 2 / Where WooCommerce wins
Search is your edge
A WordPress store can compete in search in ways a locked-down platform cannot.
Category pages can be written to answer what buyers ask before they buy, and the blog that comes with WordPress can bring in people researching a purchase. Whichever SEO plugin you use, we give you a plain list of what to change on each page and why.
Paid ads fill the gap while search builds. Google Shopping and Performance Max need a clean product feed from your store, and Meta catalogue ads need the same. We check the feed so your products show up with the right titles, prices and photos.
Email turns a first order into a habit: welcome, abandoned cart and post-purchase flows that run on their own.
Round 3 / WooCommerce marketing
WooCommerce marketing
Search first, with ads and email around it, for WordPress stores.
Google Ads
Feed-ready, search-ready.
- Google Shopping
- Performance Max
- Merchant Center feed checks
- Search ads for high-intent categories
- Margin-aware bidding
Meta ads
Bring researchers back to buy.
- Catalogue ads from your product feed
- Retargeting blog and category visitors
- Weekly creative rotation
- Facebook and Instagram
SEO and email
Your content, working for you.
- Product and category page SEO
- Search plan and page briefs
- AI search visibility
- 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 build WordPress sites or fix plugins?
No. We market the store you already have. For search fixes, we tell you or your developer exactly what to change.
Is WooCommerce good for SEO?
It can be very good, because you control every page. Most WooCommerce stores leave rankings on the table with thin category pages, duplicate product descriptions and slow pages. Those are usually the first things we flag.
Should my WooCommerce store have a blog?
Only if it answers questions your buyers ask before they buy. A few useful guides that link to the right products and categories beat a stream of short posts. We tell you which topics are worth writing, based on what people actually search.
Can a WooCommerce store run Google Shopping ads?
Yes. It needs a product feed that sends your products to Google Merchant Center. We check that feed is clean before we spend a dollar on ads.
Final bell
Ready to
plug in?
Book a free consultation and we will review your WooCommerce store and tell you what we would do first.
