E-commerce and retail, where the operations matter as much as the traffic
Most stores do not have a traffic problem. They have a product-page problem, a stock-sync problem, and a margin that will not survive paid acquisition.
Where the money usually is
Before anyone spends on ads, three things are worth checking: whether product pages are indexable at all, whether stock is accurate across every channel, and whether the average order value supports paid acquisition.
More than once we have declined a paid engagement because the maths did not work, and fixed the catalogue instead.
What we build
Product and category page architecture that can actually rank
Inventory and pricing synced from one source of truth
Abandoned cart and post-purchase automation
Paid media, but only where the margin supports it
The operations half
This is where automation earns its place. Overselling, manual reconciliation and slow price propagation cost more than most stores realise, and they are all fixable.
Before you ask Send us a URL. You'll get back the technical issues, your AI-search readiness score, what competitors are doing that you aren't, and what we'd fix in the first ninety days.
Start with the audit. It's free and it's specific.