Shopify Store Management
Day-to-day management of the store: catalogue and collections, product page content, merchandising, apps and theme changes, plus the analytics to tell which of those actually moved conversion.
Your own store should not lag the Marketplace
Most sellers learn what converts on Amazon and never carry it back to their own site, where they keep the margin. The claims, images and objection handling that work on a listing usually work harder on a product page.
We keep both in step, and treat the Shopify catalogue as the place to test what later goes onto the marketplace.
What you receive
Store operations
Everything below is included in the retainer. Nothing here is billed as an extra, and nothing is left to a tool to decide on its own.
Catalogue and collections
Product data, variants, tags and collection logic kept clean as the range grows.
Product page content
Copy, imagery and modules carried across from what converts on marketplace.
Merchandising
Home, collection and cart-path merchandising, refreshed on a schedule.
Apps and theme changes
Scoped changes to the theme, with staging and rollback.
Conversion tracking
Analytics and events set up so channel reporting is trustworthy.
Promotions
Discount mechanics and seasonal campaigns planned with the ads team.
Cadence
Reporting is a live dashboard plus a written monthly read of what changed and why.
Common Questions
Do you do full theme development?
We handle scoped changes and integrations. A full rebuild is a separate project.
Can you migrate our marketplace content across?
Yes, adapted rather than copied, since page context differs.
Do you manage the paid ads too?
Ads management is a separate service and works best paired with this one.
How we run it
Review
Catalogue, tracking and conversion path assessed before changes.
Clean up
Product data, collections and analytics events put right.
Run
Weekly merchandising, content and promotion work.
Test
Product page changes tested and rolled back if they do not hold.