Search and email: the customers who arrive while you sleep.
SEO, email flows, tracking, and fixing the checkout that was quietly losing three out of four customers. Not glamorous. Wildly effective. We would put it on a billboard, but nobody would read it.
Get a numberMonthly retainer
This is for you if
- People search for what you sell in your city and do not find you.
- You have a customer list and send it nothing, or send it Shopify's default emails.
- You want growth that does not stop when the ad budget does.
What you get
- Technical SEO: schema, sitemaps, speed, and the content Google actually rewards.
- Google Business Profile set up and fed.
- Klaviyo or Resend flows: welcome, abandoned cart, browse, win-back.
- Tracking that works on iPhones, so the numbers are real.
- A monthly page: what ranked, what the emails made, what we fix next.
One client, one number.

SoldOut LA · E-commerce, SEO, Email
A new storefront for 7,000 sneakers that took online sales from a fifth of the business to a third.
Sneaker and streetwear retailer in Woodland Hills. We rebuilt the Shopify storefront, cleaned up a seven-thousand-product catalog, wired search, SEO, and email, and judged the first month against in-store sales over the same weeks.
+23%
More online orders than last year+25%
More online revenue than last year1.7x
Weekly site visits since launchThe questions from the first call.
How long until SEO does anything?
Branded searches move in days. Local phrases like "sneaker store near me" took SoldOut LA about a week to reach page one after relaunch. Competitive non-local terms take months, and we will say which is which.
Do I need both SEO and email?
Usually email first if you have a list, because it pays back inside a month. SEO compounds. Most clients run both for less than one month of ad spend.
Will you write blog posts?
Only if someone will read them. We prioritise the pages that rank for what you sell over a content calendar nobody asked for.
What does it cost?
A monthly retainer. How we price is on the pricing page; the number comes on the first call.