Industry Challenges

  • Rising paid acquisition costs across search and social

  • Cart abandonment and one-time-only purchase behaviour

  • Balancing owned-site sales against marketplace dependency

  • Standing out in visually crowded product categories

Lead Generation Approach

Lead generation for e-commerce is really conversion generation — driving qualified traffic through Shopping ads, social and SEO, then closing the loop with retargeting and cart-recovery email/SMS.

Content Strategy

Product-led content — reviews, comparison guides, usage content — supports both SEO visibility and on-site conversion by answering the specific questions that stall a purchase decision.

SEO Strategy

SEO targets product and category pages directly, alongside supporting content that captures research-stage searches before a shopper has picked a specific product.

Paid Advertising

Paid media typically spans Google Shopping, Meta Ads and marketplace advertising together, with budget shifted continuously toward whichever channel delivers the best return.

FAQs

What's usually the fastest win for an underperforming e-commerce store?

Fixing cart abandonment and post-purchase follow-up (email/SMS) often delivers faster returns than adding new traffic sources, since that traffic is already the most expensive part of the funnel.

Should we sell on marketplaces as well as our own website?

Most brands benefit from both, using marketplaces for reach and trust while protecting margin and customer data through the owned site.

How do you decide how much budget to put behind paid ads versus SEO/content?

Paid ads deliver faster, more predictable volume; SEO and content compound over time at lower ongoing cost. Most stores need both, weighted differently depending on how quickly the business needs results.

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