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Performance marketing services for ecommerce

Campaign decisions connected to customers, measurement and margin.

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THE REAL QUESTION

Connect paid acquisition decisions to the economics of your business. Working Weekends scopes performance marketing around your offer, customer demand, conversion journey and measurement, rather than treating a platform dashboard as the complete picture.

PAID ACQUISITION WITH CLEAR MEASUREMENT

Campaigns with a purpose. Decisions grounded in evidence.

Connect paid search, paid social, tracking and the buying journey to the economics of your business.

BUYER RESEARCH / EXAMPLE
What an evidence-led answer looks like

Agree channel scope, conversion definitions, media budgets, creative ownership and the conditions for changing spend.

RELEVANCEPROOFDISCOVERABILITY

Illustrative buyer journey — not an actual AI answer or ranking claim.

01Get discovered

Technical SEO + findable answers

02Earn trust

Clear expertise + real evidence

03Win enquiries

Helpful pages + conversion

Find the right questions

Understand how people research, compare and shortlist providers.

Connect useful information

Create clear, technically accessible pages and helpful evidence.

Build trust to convert

Show real expertise and make it easy to enquire.

THE NEXT STEP

Let's discuss your acquisition priorities.

Share your store, channels and commercial objectives to explore an appropriate first scope.

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THE APPROACH

Performance marketing services for ecommerce

Campaign decisions connected to customers, measurement and margin.

01 / SCOPE AND DELIVERY

Begin with the offer and the economics

Performance marketing should have a defined commercial objective. We establish the customer group, product offer, stock constraints and the acquisition cost the business can support. Attributed revenue is reviewed alongside product and fulfilment costs, fees and returns. A channel recommendation follows that context rather than assuming every brand needs every advertising platform.

02 / SCOPE AND DELIVERY

Campaign and creative deliverables

A scoped programme can include account review, campaign structure, audience research, creative briefs, landing-page requirements and a testing plan. Responsibilities for photography, video, copy and approvals must be explicit. Each test should address a customer question or a documented performance issue. Changing several variables at once makes the result harder to interpret.

03 / SCOPE AND DELIVERY

Tracking and attribution checks

We agree the events, values and reporting definitions before using them to judge campaigns. A test purchase helps identify missing events, incorrect currency or duplicate tracking. Advertising platforms and analytics tools may attribute the same order differently. Reports should explain those limits instead of adding incompatible revenue figures together.

04 / SCOPE AND DELIVERY

Review decisions and spending control

Agree a budget, review cadence and the conditions for continuing, changing or stopping a test. Evaluate order quality, margin and operational capacity as well as campaign metrics. Daily results can be noisy, particularly with low order volume. Spending more changes the audience reached and may change acquisition efficiency, so scaling is a decision to assess rather than a promised outcome.

05 / SCOPE AND DELIVERY

Pricing and timing

Agency scope, creative production and media spend are separate commitments. A proposal identifies what is included and what depends on your team or another supplier. The initial schedule covers access, measurement, creative approvals and launch readiness. We confirm a realistic test scope after reviewing the business; we do not promise a universal ROAS or sales uplift.

06 / SCOPE AND DELIVERY

What to share before a discovery call

Bring your store URL, current channels, product economics and the main problem you want to investigate. Existing campaign history can help us determine whether the first task is tracking repair, an offer test or a better post-click journey. The performance marketing guides below explain the reporting questions to ask before commissioning more campaigns.

Frequently asked questions

What does campaign management include?

An engagement can cover account review, campaign planning, audience research, creative requirements, landing-page recommendations and ongoing reporting. The proposal should identify the channels included and who owns copy, creative production, tracking, approvals and implementation.

How do you approach attribution?

Agree conversion events, values, reporting windows and customer definitions before assessing performance. Review advertising reports alongside analytics and store records without simply adding together revenue claimed by different channels. Explain discrepancies and limitations so spending decisions are based on understood figures.

Is media spend included in the management fee?

Treat agency fees, advertising spend, production, tools and additional website work as separate items unless the written proposal says otherwise. Budget changes require the agreed approval process. A monthly engagement is not an authorisation to spend without limits.

How should we compare agencies or channels?

Compare relevant experience, measurement quality, access to data, commercial assumptions and how decisions are documented. Paid search and paid social should be assessed against your offer and audience rather than a universal ROI expectation. Short runs of positive attributed results are not a guarantee that larger budgets will perform the same way.

How do we get started?

Share your store URL, current channels, approximate budget, key products and primary challenge. Discovery establishes whether the first priority is measurement, the offer, creative or the buying journey. Start dates and launch readiness are confirmed after review.

Can you guarantee a ROAS?

No. Return depends on the offer, customer demand, costs, attribution and execution. We agree a testing and review process rather than a universal performance promise.

Will you check conversion tracking?

Measurement checks can be part of the initial scope. We agree events and reporting definitions, and test for missing or duplicate purchases before relying on the dashboard.

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YOUR NEXT MOVE

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