Shopify Expert and Ecommerce Consultant

Building, converting, growing and improving a store month after month all happen at once. We help where your store needs it now, on Shopify and, for audits, on any platform.

70+ stores optimized for conversions.

What Does Your Store Need?

These are not steps. Most stores need several at once, so start with what matters most now.

Not sure what comes first? Book a strategy call, or work with us month to month. Calls and mentorship

Bring us in where it counts

Order one audit, one build or a month of ongoing CRO, or a call to decide what comes first. Every piece of work starts from your store and your numbers, and you keep everything we build.

Starting out, or moving to Shopify

A new or moved store

A store built to convert starts from the shopping experience: what a visitor needs to see to trust you and buy, on mobile first.

Moving from another platform adds a second job: keeping your products, customers, links and rankings on the way.

What usually goes wrong

  • A store that looks finished and still does not sell
  • Apps added for problems the platform already solves
  • Links and rankings lost in a migration

Visitors arrive, too few buy

More visitors buying

Stores lose buyers on the product page, in the cart and at checkout, for reasons owners are too close to see: an unclear offer, missing trust, friction on mobile.

Fixing them makes every visitor you already pay for worth more, before you spend more on traffic.

What usually goes wrong

  • Spending more on ads to make up for a page that does not convert
  • Redesigning by taste instead of by what stops buyers
  • Testing changes with too little traffic to learn anything

Ads and email that pay back

More traffic and repeat buyers

Growth comes from two directions: ads that bring the right people at a cost you can afford, and email that brings buyers back.

Both rest on tracking you can trust. When the numbers in Meta, your email platform and your store disagree, every decision built on them is a guess.

What usually goes wrong

  • Meta optimizing for events it cannot see
  • Flows set up once and never checked
  • Campaigns sent on gut feeling

Month after month

Ongoing improvement

A store does not stop needing work once a project ends. Traffic, products and buyers change, and what converted last season may not convert this one.

Reading the data every month and acting on it keeps the store improving, while the upkeep (theme updates, apps, small edits) is handled along the way.

What usually goes wrong

  • Nobody reading the store's data each month
  • Changes made by taste instead of by what the numbers show
  • Theme updates skipped because they would undo customizations

Stores We Worked On

All store results