I put your products on Shopify and make sure a customer can pay. Then we watch a real order go through together. You stay with the people in your shop. This takes about thirty days.
Most shops already know they need this.
They can sell in person. They cannot take a card after 6pm.
I handle the setup. You stay with the people in front of you.
We call it done when a paid order shows up in Shopify.
Not because you have not tried. A site that cannot finish a sale is extra work, not a second register.
They see the product, but they cannot pay on the site. So they message you, and you answer after the shop is closed. That is what the website should do.
Payments, shipping, or the product list is not finished. The site looks open, but a customer cannot complete a purchase.
There is no email when they leave items in the cart, and no simple way to reach people who already bought. You send that follow-up by hand, if you send it at all.
One working store, and a first paid order we can both see. Then we talk about growing it, if you want that.
Week one is access, shipping prices, and payments. We do not redesign your brand.
We agree on a number in week one. You send photos and prices. I write the product pages and put them up.
A hello email, an email if they leave items in the cart, and a thank you after they buy. We write them once, then they send themselves.
A Google page for the shop, and ads set up on your account. You pay for the ads. I do not put spend on my card.
A jewelry shop I built and handed off. A clothes shop I still run.
I built the website in 2021: products, pay page, shipping, and how many pieces they have. Then I handed it off to the owner.
I add products, send email, and run ads. You can open the site today.
How one person keeps a shop working after we finish building it.
No prices on this page. Book a short call. Bring the shop name, whether Shopify is live, and what you sell.
The pay page works. You need people finding it and buying. Ads or outreach, depending on the business.
A site exists. Payments, the product list, or follow-up email still need work. Then we send people to it.
I build the pay page, the product list, email, and tracking. Then we get a real paid order we can both see.
You cover ad spend, product photos, and shipping rates. Work starts the Monday after the invoice clears.