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How engagements work

Three scopes, and exactly what each one covers.

Most small stores arrive in one of three states: nothing built yet, a catalogue nobody can find, or traffic that lands and leaves. Below is what an engagement looks like in each case, and what you hold at the end of it.

Handmade candles · Launch

Maker with no store yet

Starting point
Selling through markets, a booth, and Instagram DMs. Around 30 products, decent repeat trade, no website and no email list.
What we do
7-day Shopify Launch. Theme configured, catalogue uploaded, payments, tax and shipping live, email capture on from day one.
What you own after
A store on their own domain, a customer list that belongs to them, and a channel no landlord or platform can close.

Vintage + home decor · Launch + Grow

Large catalogue, thin traffic

Starting point
A few hundred SKUs already listed on a DIY site that almost nobody finds. No analytics, no schema, no search visibility.
What we do
Catalogue restructured into real collections, on-page SEO and product schema applied, GA4 installed, welcome series written.
What you own after
Measurable traffic, product pages eligible for rich results, and a reporting setup that shows which listings actually earn.

Boutique apparel · Full Ecosystem

Traffic arrives, few people buy

Starting point
Steady social following and paid clicks landing on a slow store with a cluttered product page and no lifecycle email.
What we do
Brand system tightened, product page rebuilt against our 18-point checklist, full Klaviyo automation, ad accounts configured.
What you own after
A faster store, a product page built to convert, and welcome, abandoned-cart, post-purchase and win-back flows running.

On proof

Why there are no revenue numbers on this page.

Plenty of agencies will show you a screenshot of somebody else's dashboard. We would rather not publish a figure we cannot put a name and a date against. The scenarios above describe scope, which we control. Revenue depends on your products, your pricing, and your market, which we do not.

As client work completes and owners agree to be named, real results will replace these scopes. Until then, the honest version of this page is the one you are reading.

What we will commit to in writing: the build timeline, the deliverables, and the fact that the domain, store, content, code, and customer list are yours from day one.