E-commerce & retail

Visitors arrive, look, and leave. So the answer becomes more advertising, and the advertising gets more expensive, and the real problem stays where it was: a shop that makes buying harder than it needs to be.

What often plays out

  • Rising ad costs and a conversion rate that has not moved in two years.

  • A range too big for the filters, so people cannot find what you definitely have in stock.

  • A shop that is slow on a phone, which is where most of the traffic is.

  • A platform migration everybody keeps postponing because nothing may be lost.

Traffic is not the problem, the shop is

We start at the shop, not at the ad budget. Filters that actually cut through a large range, product pages that answer the question before it is asked, a checkout with nothing in it that does not need to be there, and speed treated as a feature rather than an afterthought. See webshops and web design.

A rebuild does not have to mean starting over. We build a new template on the existing environment, so every product, order and setting stays where it is while the shop in front of it is new. See system integrations.

And we make sure people find the product, not just the brand, in Google and increasingly in AI assistants, which need clean structured data to quote you at all. See findability in Google & AI and advertising on Google.

Client example

Like at TreasureTrade, a silver jewellery wholesaler with more than 2,000 designs, where a fully custom template went live on the existing production environment without losing a single product, order or setting. Three languages, buying prices behind a business account that is checked by hand and activated within one working day, and loyalty tiers that follow from the last 365 days of order history instead of an email agreement.

Cases in E-commerce & retail

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