Your own store, grown with the same discipline as Amazon.

D2C and Shopify services, each with its own plans

Shopify store and DTC growthConversion rate optimization, landing pages, offers and analytics for Shopify brands, planned together with Amazon so the two channels feed each other.from $600See plans Ecommerce SEO for your own storeTechnical fixes, category and product content, and links that earn rank on Google and visibility in AI answers, with revenue as the only score that matters.from $720See plans Email and SMS marketingFlows, campaigns and segments built in Klaviyo, measured on repeat revenue per subscriber, with marketplace customers brought into the list where the rules allow.from $800/moSee plans

What we do for your store

Three services, one roadmap. Each has its own page, its own plans and its own price, and all three report into the same SpiderOS dashboard as your marketplace channels.

• Conversion

  Monthly tests on product pages, cart and checkout, run to significance, with landing pages built for the traffic you buy on Meta, Google and TikTok.

• Organic traffic

  Technical SEO on the theme, category and product content written to the keyword map, and link earning through content worth citing, reported in revenue.

• Retention

  Klaviyo flows, campaigns and segments measured on repeat revenue per subscriber, with SMS where the opt-in is clean.

• Marketplace fit

  One roadmap for the store and the marketplaces, so launches, offers and inventory line up and paid social has a destination you control.

How a D2C engagement runs

The same shape as every PPC Spider engagement: audit first, the biggest leaks fixed before anything is built, then a monthly rhythm that compounds.

1. 1Audit

   Store, funnel, analytics, SEO and email reviewed, with the dollar value of each gap.

2. 2Fix

   Tracking, speed, indexing and the biggest conversion leaks come first, usually in the first month.

3. 3Build

   Landing pages, core flows and the content calendar go live, tied to launches and promotions on the marketplaces.

4. 4Test and compound

   Monthly CRO cycles, content and links that compound, and a quarterly roadmap across every channel.

Who this is for

D2C work pays off fastest when a brand already has demand somewhere and needs the store to catch it. These are the situations we see most.

• Marketplace brands adding a store

  You sell on Amazon and want your own store for margin, a customer list and a home for paid social, without running it as a separate business.

• Shopify brands adding marketplaces

  Your store works and you want Amazon, Walmart or TikTok Shop run with the same discipline, by one team with one dashboard.

• Stores that convert below their traffic

  You pay for traffic that does not convert, or convert once and never again. The CRO program and email flows are the fix.