Acquisition planning
Choose campaigns around products you can support with stock, margins and appropriate creative. Keep a launch test distinct from ongoing catalogue activity.
Custom Digital Marketing
Connect the work that brings shoppers to your Shopify store with the experience they find when they arrive. Start with the product and the purchase path.
A store's marketing plan needs the catalogue, margins, fulfilment constraints and customer behaviour in view. We use those inputs to prioritise acquisition, merchandising and follow-up work. Platform attribution is useful evidence, but it should be read alongside the store's wider sales picture.
Bring a relevant shopper to the store.
Explain the offer, delivery and useful details.
Review friction in the path to purchase.
Plan permission-based follow-up and repeat visits.
Choose campaigns around products you can support with stock, margins and appropriate creative. Keep a launch test distinct from ongoing catalogue activity.
Review the information a shopper needs: product details, variants, delivery, returns and credible evidence. Recommend changes that can be tested rather than adding decoration to a weak offer.
Map the agreed email or other follow-up journeys to customer actions and permissions. Record who owns the messages and how the store will handle preferences.
Compare traffic and attributed sales with orders, discounts, returns and the commercial inputs you provide. Note differences between advertising-platform and Shopify reporting.
Review inventory, product information, delivery expectations and the margin available for acquisition. A promotion needs a workable buying experience as well as a convincing advertisement.
Agree how orders, discounts, refunds and attributed marketing sales will be reviewed. Different reports can answer different questions, so record the definitions before comparing their totals.
Inspect the catalogue, purchase path, analytics and existing campaigns. Agree the commercial priority.
Choose a limited set of store and campaign changes with clear responsibilities and measurement.
Read the results in the context of stock, promotions and seasonality. Decide what to continue or revise.
Only when that is an agreed project. A marketing review can identify useful changes without replacing the theme or disrupting working parts of the store.
Reports can use different attribution rules, time windows and definitions. We document the comparison so the team knows what each number represents.
It can be included in the scope. Access, customer permissions, message ownership and review responsibilities should be agreed first.
Platform guidance relevant to this service.
Shopify explains its marketing-performance and attribution reporting.
ExploreBring your Shopify store, priority products and the reporting your team already uses.