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Marketing for Retail & Ecommerce

Paid social, retargeting, product feeds and conversion work for retailers selling online, in store, or both.

Why this industry is different

What marketing for retail and ecommerce actually has to solve

Ecommerce is the one vertical where the maths can be worked out precisely, which is both its advantage and where most stores go wrong. If you know your margin and your repeat rate, you know exactly what a customer is worth and therefore what you can afford to pay for one. Stores that have not done that calculation tend to judge campaigns on return on ad spend alone and switch off channels that were quietly profitable.

The other thing worth being honest about is that most stores have a conversion problem before they have a traffic problem. Sending more paid traffic to a product page that converts poorly is the most expensive mistake available in this category — and it is the one an agency paid on ad spend has the least incentive to point out.

How we report

  • Qualified enquiries, not impressions
  • Cost per lead by channel and campaign
  • Which searches produced revenue, not rankings
  • Speed from enquiry to first response
  • Return on total spend, including our fee

We are engineers as well as marketers, so when the problem is a slow page or an enquiry sitting unanswered, we fix the system rather than reporting it back to you. That includes our own lead management software.

What we do

Marketing services for retail and ecommerce

In the order we would actually prioritise them, which is rarely the order an agency sells them in.

1

Paid social and retargeting

Meta and Instagram campaigns built on your own customer data — purchasers, site visitors, high-value segments — rather than broad interest targeting. Retargeting sequenced by how far someone actually got, so a cart abandoner and a homepage bouncer are not shown the same ad, which is what most accounts do by default.

2

Product feed and Shopping campaigns

Shopping performance is largely decided by feed quality before bidding enters into it: titles, attributes, images and availability. We fix the feed first, then structure campaigns so you can see which products actually make money rather than which ones spend the most.

3

Conversion rate optimisation

Checkout friction, mobile performance, product page clarity and trust signals. When traffic is already paid for, a modest improvement in conversion is worth more than the equivalent increase in spend — and unlike ad budget, it does not stop working when you pause it.

4

Email and retention

Abandoned cart, browse abandonment, post-purchase and win-back sequences. For most stores this is the highest-margin revenue available, because the customer has already been acquired and paid for once. It is also the channel most commonly left at whatever the platform's defaults were.

Local first, wherever you are

Almost everything above depends on being found in the right place rather than everywhere. We publish a page for each market we work in, written for that market rather than templated with a name swapped, because a business in a regional hub and one in a major metro face genuinely different competition and cost.

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Questions worth asking

Retail & Ecommerce marketing — frequently asked questions

The questions owners in this industry actually ask us on a first call.

What return on ad spend should we be targeting?
There is no universal number, and any agency that gives you one without asking about your margins is guessing. The figure that matters is your break-even return, which comes from your gross margin and your repeat purchase rate. A 2x return can be excellent for a high-margin product with strong repeat purchase and disastrous for a low-margin one-off sale. Work out yours before setting a target.
We get traffic but few sales. What is wrong?
Usually one of three things: the traffic is the wrong audience, the product pages are not answering the questions that stop a purchase, or the checkout is losing people on mobile. It is worth diagnosing before spending more, because more traffic to a page that does not convert multiplies the problem rather than solving it. A conversion audit is normally cheaper than a month of the ad spend it saves.
Should we be on TikTok, Pinterest and everything else?
Only where your customers are and where you can sustain it. Running four channels badly reliably underperforms running one well, and every additional channel adds creative and management cost that rarely gets counted honestly. Start with the one that matches your product and audience, get it profitable, then expand from a position of knowing your numbers.
Does SEO matter for ecommerce, or is it all paid?
It matters, but it takes longer and works differently. Category pages and buying-guide content can rank and bring in traffic that does not stop when the budget does. Individual product pages rarely rank against marketplaces. A sensible split is paid for immediate revenue and SEO for the category and question-level terms that compound over a year or more.

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Send your current numbers — traffic, spend, enquiries — and we will come back with where we think the money is leaking, what we would prioritise for a business like yours, and whether we are the right people to fix it.

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