Retail & Ecommerce
Most ecommerce problems are not storefront problems. They are what happens when the shop, the warehouse and the accounts disagree about the same item.
One number for stock, across every channel
A marketplace listing, a shop and a physical counter selling the same unit is an overselling problem waiting for a busy weekend.
- One system of record, chosen deliberately
- Near-real-time sync across channels
- Conflicts surfaced rather than silently resolved
Fast enough to convert, indexed enough to be found
Product pages are both a shopfront and a search result. Slow pages lose buyers and crawl budget at the same time.
- Server-rendered product and category pages
- Structured data so listings show properly
- Core Web Vitals measured on real traffic
The services that come up most here
The product your customers actually use — sites, web apps and portals that load fast and can be found.
The systems that run the business — backends, APIs and the integrations between things that were never designed to talk.
Paid acquisition on Google and Meta, held to cost per acquisition rather than reach.
Does this sound like your business?
Describe how yours actually runs — including the parts that do not fit the pattern above. Those are usually the interesting ones.
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