Shopify marketing that turns traffic into revenue
What Shopify Marketing Actually Covers
What's Included
- Shopify SEO: product/collection optimization, technical fixes, content
- Paid ads across Meta, Google Shopping/Search and TikTok
- Email & SMS flows: abandoned cart, post-purchase, winback
- Conversion rate optimization on your top landing pages
- Retention: subscriptions, loyalty, reviews and UGC
90-Day Roadmap
Weeks 1–2: analytics/pixel setup and audit.
Weeks 3–6: SEO and content push.
Weeks 4–8: paid channels launch.
Weeks 6–9: retention flows built.
Weeks 9–12: budget scaled toward what works.
Illustrative sequence — your roadmap depends on your store’s traffic and catalog.
Our Shopify Marketing Process
- Audit: review traffic sources, analytics, ad accounts, and SEO gaps
- Roadmap: a prioritized 90-day plan with clear outcomes
- Setup: tracking and technical fixes in place before spending on ads
- Launch & test: controlled batches to see what actually works
- Scale & report: budget shifts to what is proven, reported in plain language
Shopify Marketing Packages
Starter
For new or early-stage stores. SEO foundation, one paid channel, basic email flows.
Growth
For stores with traction. Full SEO plus 2–3 paid channels, email/SMS flows, monthly CRO testing.
Scale
For established stores. Everything in Growth, plus creative testing, retention programs, weekly reporting.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long before Shopify marketing shows results?
Paid ads can produce sales in 1–2 weeks. SEO typically takes 3–6 months. Email/SMS flows usually start recovering revenue within the first month.
Do I need to run ads and SEO at the same time?
Not necessarily, but it’s the fastest path to growth. Many stores start with one channel, prove it out, then add the second.
What Shopify apps do you typically recommend?
Klaviyo, Judge.me or Loox, and a dedicated speed app are common starting points, we only recommend apps that earn their cost back.
Do you work with dropshipping stores?
Yes, though the strategy differs, inventory-owning stores can invest more in SEO/content, dropshipping stores often lean into paid ads.