Building the store is a one-off job. Grow is the monthly one: ads, social, funnels and conversion, with the data on the table and a report you can actually read.
It is not for everyone. Further down I say who it is not for, before you waste your time.
It is not a list of one-off tasks: it is the same work repeated every month, looking at what moved the needle and what did not.
Campaigns, creative and weekly optimisation. What stops working gets switched off, not left running out of habit.
Steady content and posting, drawn from what actually sells and not from whatever is trending that week.
Abandoned cart, emails and WhatsApp, tuned with this month’s data and not with what worked a year ago.
Tests and changes on the product page, the cart and checkout. Moving the people already coming in usually costs less than bringing in more.
And a monthly report, written so you can follow it without knowing the jargon: what was done, what happened and what is next.
A fixed monthly base, plus a percentage of what you sell above what you were already selling before we started.
It covers the month’s work: ads, content, funnels and conversion. You pay it whether things go up or not.
It comes only from the difference, never from total sales. If a month does not grow, there is no percentage: you pay the base and that is it.
It is measured before anything is touched, from your own numbers for the previous months, and written down. That way there is no argument later about where the count starts.
You pay the ad budget yourself, straight to Meta or Google. It does not go through me and carries no markup.
Three months minimum. Before that there is not enough data to know whether anything is working, and charging you to guess is no use to me either.
There is no published price here, and it is not to hide it: the base and the percentage depend on what your store sells today and how much has to move. I give you both on the call, agreed, before anything starts.
What I will not do is promise you a number. I do not control what your customer decides to buy, and anyone guaranteeing you sales is selling you smoke.
What you sold the last few months, where it came from and what you are spending on ads today. Half an hour is enough.
Agreed and in writing: what is in, what is not, and the figure the growth is counted from. If it does not suit you, it stops there.
The first report lands at the end of the first month. At three months you decide whether we carry on.
Grow works on something that already sells. If you are starting out, the Store plan builds exactly what gets managed here: the store, payments, SEO, copy, funnels, the pixel and the first campaign.
With that number I can tell you whether Grow is any use to you yet. If it is not, I will say so and neither of us wastes time.