Connect and set up
Check, move and fix
Grow and look after
A written list of fixes, in order of impact.
Ask for an auditView all servicesGA4, Google Tag Manager, Meta Pixel and conversion events, so you can see where shoppers drop off.
You cannot improve what you cannot see. I set up tracking so you know which pages, campaigns and products lead to orders.
Everything is documented, so anyone on your team can read the results.
Stores that cannot tell where shoppers drop off.
A step-by-step checklist for moving an online store to a new platform while protecting search rankings and orders.
What to include on a clothing product page so customers pick the right size, and where to place it.
The three numbers Google reports for page experience, what they mean for a shop, and a practical order for fixing them.
Quick answers about pricing, timelines, local payments and how a project runs. Can’t see yours? Ask me directly.
Ask a questionEvery project is scoped and quoted individually after we talk. There are no fixed packages, so you only pay for what your store needs.
It depends on catalogue size and features. You get a timeline in the quote before any work starts.
Yes. For Bangladesh stores I set up local payment methods, cash on delivery and courier links such as Pathao, Steadfast or RedX, and I test the full order flow before launch.
Yes. I work remotely with brands worldwide and agree meeting times that suit your timezone.
Yes. I audit the current store first, then agree what to keep, rebuild or speed up.
Yes. I move products, customers and orders to WooCommerce or another platform and set up redirects to protect your search rankings.
I build the technical SEO foundations: fast pages, clean structure, product markup and sitemaps. Rankings also depend on your content, competition and time, so I do not promise positions.
You receive the site, documentation and a handover walkthrough. Ongoing support can be agreed separately.
Tell me what you sell and where the store is stuck. You get a scoped quote and timeline, with no obligation.
Start a project