A focused audit
Understand what’s working, where friction sits and which opportunities deserve attention first. Leave with prioritised recommendations.
EXPLORE AN AUDIT ↗Ecommerce strategy, store optimisation and hands-on trading support for fashion and retail brands. Find the right priorities, improve the buying journey and put the plan to work.
Independent ecommerce consultancy for fashion & retail brands.Choose a focused store audit, help with a specific project or ongoing commercial support alongside your team.
A successful store needs more than traffic. We look at how customers discover, explore, buy and come back, so each part of the journey supports the next.
Set priorities across trading, merchandising, conversion and retention, then consider how reviews and referrals can turn a positive purchase into a new introduction.
Explore ecommerce strategy ↗Small moments of friction can stand between a customer and a purchase. We review your store through a customer’s eyes, from navigation and product discovery to product pages and checkout.
Turn those observations into focused improvements and a testing plan your team can actually deliver.
Explore conversion & experience ↗Build on the customers you already have. Connect email, lifecycle journeys and post-purchase touchpoints with the reasons people choose your brand.
From a useful welcome series to a timely return visit, make every message feel like part of the same experience.
Explore retention & lifecycle ↗Keep the wider business in view without making the plan harder to deliver.
Review the tools you already use, identify information gaps and agree what needs to change. Technical development and integrations are scoped separately with the right specialists.
Led by Jay, an ecommerce professional working across a fashion brand’s online business. Advice considers trading pressures, product decisions and what your team can realistically deliver.
Build customer choice, usability and appropriate system access into the brief. Agree ownership and leave a clear record of decisions and next steps.
Assess the commercial case, operational dependencies and specialist knowledge required before expanding. Keep responsibilities clear across your team and partners.
Start with the challenge. Build the right scope around it.
Translate your ambitions into a practical roadmap, a focused trading calendar and priorities that fit your resources.
Discuss your priorities ↗I’m Jay. I work across ecommerce for a fashion brand, connecting commercial planning with the daily work of running an online store. My approach is to establish the problem, make the priorities clear and help move the work forward.
Understand what’s working, where friction sits and which opportunities deserve attention first. Leave with prioritised recommendations.
EXPLORE AN AUDIT ↗Work through a specific challenge with agreed scope, clear deliverables and a practical implementation plan.
DISCUSS A PROJECT ↗Add commercial direction and hands-on support alongside your team, with regular reviews to keep the work focused.
EXPLORE ONGOING SUPPORT ↗Define a baseline and a useful review rhythm at the start. Assess the work against your objectives, with context for promotions, seasonality and the limits of the data.
Record the problem, the current position and the measures that matter. Agree what is in scope and what a worthwhile change would look like.
Keep track of recommendations, owners and completed changes. Make it easy to see what has been done and what still needs a decision.
Compare the evidence with the starting point. Separate observations from assumptions and decide whether to continue, refine or stop an activity.
Fashion and retail brands that want a clearer ecommerce plan, a better customer journey or extra commercial support alongside their existing team.
Not necessarily. We start by understanding the challenge. The right answer could be a series of focused changes, a clearer trading plan or better retention journeys. A redesign should follow the evidence.
Yes. The scope can be designed to complement your existing people and partners, with clear responsibilities and a shared set of priorities.
This is a consultancy service, not a software platform. Systems reviews and requirements can form part of a brief. Development, integrations and software licences need their own agreed scope and costs.
A project can assess commercial readiness, customer needs and delivery dependencies. Market-specific research, local advice and specialist execution should be identified and agreed as part of the scope.
Scope and fees are agreed around your objectives, the work required and the level of ongoing support. Start with a short brief so the right engagement can be discussed.
Tell us what you’re working towards, what’s getting in the way and where you could use support.
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