An ecommerce marketing agency that plans your ads, email and search together.
One team handles the channels your online store needs, from the first ad to the follow-up after an order. We compare channel reports with what the store sold, and agree the measures that matter to your business. Start with one channel or hand over several.
Is your marketing keeping up with your store?
Ads, email and search can each look busy without working to the same plan. Which of these sounds familiar?
- 1
The ad reports leave out some of the costs.
They show attributed revenue, but not every cost of the order.
- 2
The list only gets a newsletter.
Useful follow-up after a purchase is missing.
- 3
Every platform claims the same sale.
That makes the next budget decision hard to judge.
Offers change, products sell out and the reports arrive separately. We compare the channel reports with your store's sales and plan the ads, email and search together.
One channel or several, with a plan that connects the work.
We agree the goals and channel scope, then plan the acquisition, content and customer follow-up together. Your team shares stock, launch and margin information; our specialists use it to guide offers, budgets and priorities.
The monthly review explains the performance we can measure, the questions still open and what we will do next.
Win the customer
We run paid social and search campaigns on the platforms agreed for your audience and budget. Creative and account management work towards the same acquisition targets.
Keep the customer
We build email campaigns and automated follow-up around the purchase and what a customer may need next.
Get found
We create SEO pages and social content that help people understand the brand. AI search checks are available as an add-on to SEO.
On Shopify?
See how we connect Shopify purchase tracking, Klaviyo data and collection-page SEO with the channel plan.
The ad targets stay visible between monthly reports.
Mira HQ compares reported ROAS and cost per purchase with the targets agreed for Google Ads and Meta. It flags changes for the account specialist to investigate. Those platform figures support the review; they do not replace store sales or tell us the profit left after all costs.
Ecommerce SEO for the pages buyers use to choose.
Collection and product pages need to answer the searches buyers make and help them choose once they arrive. We research the intent, write useful copy and review the technical issues that can get in the way. Organic visits do not carry an advertising click charge, but the work to earn and maintain visibility still needs investment.
- Collection and category pages matched to a useful search intent.
- Product-page structure, appropriate schema and performance checks.
- The content that answers the questions a buyer asks before they buy.
Every channel planned from the same view of your store.
Your record holds your product range, your best sellers and what each channel has sold for you. The people running your paid search, paid social and email plan sales, launches and offers from that same picture, so each promotion runs across your channels as one plan.
Our people make each decision. miranda holds the history behind it.
The work behind the client programmes.
Read the cases for The Qualis Collection, Up & Running and Henryka to see what was in scope and how the work developed.
Who this is for, and who it isn't.
This suits online businesses ready to give the marketing a clear owner, share the commercial information and commit to an agreed plan. You can start with one channel.
It is not a fit if the team cannot access the data, review the work or make decisions on offers and budgets. We will establish that before recommending a plan.
Scope the channels to the store you are running.
Accelerate
More campaigns or content within the services you choose. The channel pages show what each tier includes.
Book a 20-minute callFly
Higher-volume work, with the channels and responsibilities agreed individually.
Book a 20-minute callStart, Accelerate and Fly are service tiers, not automatic bundles of every channel. The scope and fee depend on the work, spend and list size. SEO has its own paid audit, separate setup and six-month package terms. We explain the relevant costs on the first call.
How it starts.
Step 1 of 3
Review the business and the accounts
We identify the question to answer first, agree the audit scope and review the accounts with read-only access. Paid media and email audits are available free; a full SEO and AI Search Audit is a separate paid service.
Next: BuildQuestions we always get.
What does an ecommerce marketing agency do?
An ecommerce marketing agency plans and manages channels around an online store. That can include paid social, PPC, email, SEO and organic social. We agree which are needed, coordinate the work and review the channel reports alongside store sales.
Agency, in-house hire or freelancers?
Each can work. An in-house team is close to the business; freelancers can bring specialist help; an agency can coordinate several disciplines under one account lead. We discuss the skills and management time you need before recommending an arrangement, including working alongside your existing team.
Who is this for?
Online businesses ready to invest in a clear marketing plan and share the information needed to run it. You may need one specialist channel or several people working together. We assess that on the first call.
Which channels?
Paid social, PPC and Shopping, email and Klaviyo, SEO and social media management. AI search is available as an add-on to an SEO package. You buy the channels and platform scope we agree, rather than every service automatically.
What does it cost?
It depends on the channel scope, ad spend, email list and production needs. We explain the relevant plans and fees on the first call. Website builds and photo or video shoots are scoped separately; SEO begins with a paid audit and a separate setup.
Where are you?
Newcastle upon Tyne. Our clients are wherever they are.
Tell us what's stalled.
We start with a 20-minute call about the store, the channels and what is not working. We will recommend the first question to investigate and explain the scope of any audit before starting.