E-Commerce Management
Ongoing management of your store and digital presence: catalog, email, reviews, social commerce, and the inbox, handled month after month.
E-commerce management
Color Pop · West Georgia
Overview
The store is built. Somebody still has to run it. That's this.
Most small brands don't need another rebuild. They need someone who owns the day-to-day: products kept current, carts recovered, reviews answered, the Facebook and Instagram shop actually connected to the catalog, and the messages and comments from real customers answered instead of aging in an inbox. When nobody owns that, sales leak quietly.
On a monthly engagement we become that somebody. We manage the Shopify store (inventory hygiene, automations, promotions), run the email program, moderate and grow reviews, keep the social shops synced, watch the pixel and the numbers, and hand you a plain-language report you can read in five minutes. When something breaks at 9pm before a launch, you text the person who fixes it.
This is the standing role agencies call managing your digital presence, and it's built on work we've already done: for HALO Waterfowl we took over a dormant Shopify store, automated it, rebuilt the brand story, and untangled years of Meta account archaeology ahead of relaunch. Project work proves it. Management keeps it working.
FAQ
common questions.
- 01What does e-commerce management include each month?
- Store upkeep (catalog, inventory, automations), the email program, reviews moderation, social shop sync, customer messages, and a monthly report. We scope the exact mix to your store.
- 02Is there a contract?
- Month to month. Everything we set up runs on your own accounts and tools, so if we part ways, you keep all of it.
- 03We already have someone posting on social. Do you replace them?
- No. We handle the commerce side: the store, the shop tabs, email, and reviews. Whoever runs your content keeps running it, and we make sure what they post can sell.
- 04How is it priced?
- A flat monthly rate scoped to your store's size and volume, agreed up front. No percentage of sales, no surprise hours.