We track everything—from clicks to conversions to customer lifetime value. Our team sets up dashboards so you can see what’s driving results (and what’s wasting money). If you don’t know your ROAS or CPA, we’ll fix that fast.

This is common. Most of the time, it’s a mismatch between your ad creative, targeting, and your website. We audit the full journey: ad > landing page > checkout. Then we fix what’s broken and get you back on track.

Usually, yes. Google catches demand (search), Meta creates it (discovery). We manage both platforms under one strategy so they complement each other and don’t compete for your budget.

We manage millions in ad spend and have systems that work. We A/B test, scale winners, cut losers fast, and constantly optimize. No more guesswork, no more wasted spend.

That depends on your revenue goals and margins, but we usually recommend 10–20% of your monthly revenue. We help you build a plan that’s sustainable, measurable, and profitable.

Yes. We handle strategy, copywriting, design, and video—whether it's UGC-style Reels or carousel ads. We also test formats to see what resonates most with your audience.

That’s a conversion problem. We review your funnel, product pages, pricing, and offer strategy. Then we optimize everything from layout to copy to trust signals to increase sales.

Absolutely. Whether you’re just launching or rebranding, we build complete plans with timelines, budgets, content calendars, and campaign ideas—tailored to your industry and audience.

We’ll set realistic KPIs together—usually based on revenue, ROAS, CPA, and customer acquisition. We’re data-first, transparent, and focused on long-term growth, not just vanity metrics.

We do both. In fact, we integrate them. We use Klaviyo to create automated flows and campaigns that nurture leads, recover carts, and boost repeat purchases—especially when paired with Meta and Google traffic.

Most clients start seeing traction within the first 30 days. But compounding growth often happens between months 2–4, once we’ve tested and refined your messaging, offers, and audiences.

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Probably! We work with eCommerce brands of all sizes—from startup to scaling. If you sell online and want to grow, we can help.

Of course. Book a free discovery call. We’ll talk through your goals, pain points, and options. No pressure, just clarity.

We’re faster, more experienced, and way more affordable than hiring a full in-house team. You get a strategist, media buyer, copywriter, and designer—without managing payroll or benefits.

Yes, Shopify is SEO-friendly out of the box. It has clean URLs, fast-loading themes, and built-in features like meta fields and mobile optimization. With the right tweaks, it can rank just as well as other platforms.

You should optimize your page titles, meta descriptions, product URLs, image alt text, and heading structure (H1-H3). Shopify gives you access to all of these from the admin.

Use keyword-rich product titles, write detailed descriptions, add original images with alt text, and include FAQs or product-specific reviews. Avoid copying supplier content—Google hates that.

Yes. Blogging is one of the best ways to increase organic traffic. Focus on answering customer questions, comparing products, or teaching how to use your products.

Absolutely. Optimize the collection title and description, add keyword-rich intro text, and build internal links to it. Shopify’s built-in collection structure is very SEO-friendly if set up properly.

We use tools like Ahrefs, Semrush, and Ubersuggest, combined with customer FAQs and Google Autocomplete. Focus on terms your ideal customer would type—not just industry jargon.

Technical SEO refers to how your site is built and structured—like page speed, mobile-friendliness, site architecture, and crawlability. Yes, it's important, and we audit and optimize this for you.

Yes. Structured data (schema) helps Google understand your products, reviews, prices, and FAQs. This increases your chance of showing up in rich results. We install and customize this for all our clients.

It typically takes 2–3 months to see traction, and 6+ months for compounding results. SEO is a long-term strategy—but it pays off with traffic that doesn’t cost you per click.

Yes. Use descriptive filenames and alt text, and compress images to reduce load time. This helps both SEO and user experience.

Meta descriptions don’t directly affect rankings, but they influence click-through rate. A well-written meta description can boost your traffic by getting more users to click your link in Google.

Apps like JSON-LD, Schema Plus, and Smart SEO can help, but apps alone aren’t enough. We audit your whole SEO setup and only use tools that actually support performance—not bloat your site.

Internal links help search engines understand which pages are most important and how they’re related. We create linking strategies to boost your best pages and distribute authority across your store.

Yes. We offer monthly SEO services that include content strategy, page updates, technical audits, performance tracking, and blog writing—all tailored for Shopify merchants.

We track keyword rankings, organic traffic, bounce rate, and conversions. You’ll get easy-to-read reports each month, and we’ll walk you through what’s improving and why.

Start with your product type and audience. If you’re selling high-end items, go for a clean, minimal design. For larger catalogs, choose a theme with advanced filtering. We help you pick a theme based on your brand, goals, and functionality needs.

Free themes are great to start, but premium themes offer more customization, speed, and built-in features. They’re more scalable long-term. We often customize premium themes to match your branding and conversion goals.

Yes—Shopify’s editor lets you change images, colors, fonts, and some layouts without touching code. For deeper changes (like layout or functionality), we can help with custom coding or advanced theme modifications.

A converting homepage is focused. It answers: who are you, what do you sell, why should someone trust you? Key elements include strong hero imagery, clear calls-to-action, featured collections, social proof, and mobile-first design.

Consistent branding, high-quality images, legible fonts, and a clean layout go a long way. We also add trust signals like reviews, secure payment icons, and clear shipping info. It's all about making your site feel credible at a glance.

Absolutely. We can refresh your homepage, product pages, and more—while keeping your products, orders, and apps intact. It’s like giving your store a makeover without rebuilding the whole thing.

You want a clear product title, strong imagery, benefit-focused description, trust badges, reviews, and a prominent “Add to Cart” button. We also recommend sticky ATC, size charts (if relevant), and mobile-first layout tweaks.

Yes—especially for product pages and landing pages. Video builds trust and helps shoppers visualize use. We help you add short, fast-loading clips that show your product in action without slowing down your site.

Speed depends on your theme, image sizes, apps, and code. We compress images, remove bloated apps, clean unused sections, and optimize your theme’s structure to improve load times.

If you have a unique vision or very specific needs, a custom theme is ideal. But many stores get amazing results with a heavily customized premium theme. We’ll help you decide what fits your budget and goals.

Most of your traffic comes from mobile. Mobile-first design ensures your store looks and performs best on phones. That means larger buttons, simplified menus, and layouts that feel natural to scroll and shop on.

Yes. We align every design decision with your brand voice, audience, and positioning. Whether it’s colors, typography, or layout—we’re designing to connect with your ideal customer.

Definitely. We design with your tech stack in mind. That means ensuring popup forms, subscriptions, and upsells match your look and feel while staying functional.

Yes. We build your store so you can manage it on your own—no code needed. You’ll also get training videos or documentation on how to update images, sections, and text.

Most Shopify design projects take 4–8 weeks, depending on scope. We can move faster if you’re prepared with content and feedback, or expand timelines for more complex builds.

Tariffs (or customs duties) are taxes imposed by a country on imported goods. If you sell physical products internationally, your customers may be required to pay tariffs upon delivery. Shopify doesn’t collect or pay these by default, but you’re still responsible for communicating them clearly at checkout.

The best approach is transparency. Use Shopify's “Delivery and Returns” sections or product pages to explain that duties may apply. You can also use apps like Zonos, DHL Duty & Tax Calculator, or Easyship to estimate and display total landed costs during checkout.

Not natively. Shopify doesn't calculate duties or taxes for international orders by default. However, if you use Shopify Markets Pro, Zonos, or a fulfillment provider like DHL Express, you can offer Delivered Duty Paid (DDP) shipping where duties are pre-paid by the customer at checkout.

DDP (Delivered Duty Paid): You (or your shipping provider) collect customs fees at checkout, so the customer doesn’t pay anything extra on delivery.

DDU (Delivered Duty Unpaid): The customer is responsible for duties when the package arrives. This can lead to surprise fees and abandoned shipments.

We help you configure Shopify and your shipping apps to offer DDP wherever possible—it creates a better buying experience.

Start by identifying which countries you want to ship to and whether those markets have import restrictions or high duty rates for your products. From there:

- Use apps like Zonos, Easyship, or LandedCost

-Enable Shopify Markets for localized pricing

- Clearly communicate duties at checkout or in FAQs

- Offer DDP where possible to increase conversion and reduce returns

Our agency can help you implement the right tools and policies so international growth doesn’t turn into a customer service nightmare.