eCommerce Growth Specialists

The digital marketing agency for eCommerce businesses that turns every channel into revenue.

As the digital marketing agency for eCommerce businesses, we lower your blended CAC and grow organic revenue, then scale ads profitably, from Shopify SEO to Performance Max.

  • No lock-in contracts
  • Transparent pricing
  • Pay month-on-month
Book a Free Call With Director →30 mins · no pitch deck · honest advice

Proof, not promises

eCommerce brands growing organic revenue and cutting CAC.

Digital Fitness & eCommerce · Meta Ads

Deliciously Fit, with Chris Powell

2,000

Books sold

<3mo

Time to sell out the run

Deliciously Fit is a digital recipe book with hundreds of high-protein recipes built for weight-loss and GLP-1 audiences. Our team ran the Meta Ads strategy behind the launch, selling 2,000 copies in under three months.

Meta Ads strategyRecipe eBook launch2,000 copies sold
Chris Powell, Deliciously Fit
"I've been working with them for nearly 10 years, and they've been an incredible partner every step of the way. From developing my fitness app and nonprofit app, to helping maintain and grow my website, their team has consistently delivered with professionalism and precision. They're responsive, reliable, and deeply knowledgeable, always guiding projects with care and expertise. I trust them fully and plan to continue working with them for years to come."

★★★★★ 5.0 · Chris Powell, Deliciously Fit

eCommerce · Hair & Beauty

Hair Bar NYC

320%

Organic revenue increase

38%

CAC reduction

8mo

To hit results

SEO, Google Shopping, and Meta Ads combined. Over 8 months, that drove a 320% increase in organic revenue and cut customer acquisition cost by 38%.

SEOGoogle ShoppingMeta Ads
"Their SEO, GEO, AEO, bottleneck analysis and dedicated tech support boosted our product sales and appointments, helping us scale revenue and grow our brand."

★★★★★ 5.0 · Hair Bar NYC

Services we offer

What a digital marketing agency for eCommerce business should own.

Most agencies specialize in one channel and hope the others take care of themselves. We run SEO, paid ads, and Google Shopping as one coordinated system and report on blended CAC across all of them, so growth in one channel never quietly costs you in another.

01

SEO

Every month a product page stays unoptimized, a competitor’s listing climbs past yours, and that customer buys from them instead.

  • Product & category pages built on buying-intent keywords
  • On-page SEO: titles, descriptions, and schema
  • Technical SEO: speed, crawl budget, duplicate content
  • Off-page SEO through digital PR and partnerships
See how it works →

02

Google Ads & Shopping

Right now, someone is comparing your product against three competitors in the Shopping results, and the cleanest feed wins the click.

  • Search, Shopping, and Performance Max campaigns
  • Shopping feeds built on clean, structured data
  • PMax asset groups and audience signals
  • Remarketing to cart abandoners and past buyers
See how it works →

03

Meta Ads

A full product catalog doesn’t convert on a single hero image and a boosted post, and most accounts we inherit are still running exactly that.

  • Full-funnel Facebook & Instagram campaigns
  • Creative testing built for a full catalog, not one image
  • Retargeting synced with Shopping and Search data
  • Product page visibility in AI shopping answers
See how it works →

+ Content & Automation

Brand storytelling, SEO content at scale, email flows and lead nurture. We add these when they serve the revenue channels above, not as standalone retainers.

Built for every size

We work with eCommerce brands of any size.

Small catalogs

Independent Online Stores

If you’re running a lean catalog yourself, we keep reporting simple: one blended CAC number, no jargon, no ten-tab dashboard to dig through.

Growing catalogs

Multi-Category Retailers

See how each category and product line is performing on its own, and the full blended picture across all of them together, so you know where to focus next.

Multiple storefronts

Multi-Brand & Multi-Storefront Groups

If you run more than one storefront or brand, we show you how each one is doing and flag anything that needs your attention fast.

Why Wegile DGTL

Here are your four options, honestly compared.

Option one

The Freelancer

  • Who runs itOne person, splitting their week between you and everyone else who booked them.
  • If it stallsYou already paid. There is no clause to fall back on.
  • CommitmentNo cover. They get sick, get busy, or get a bigger client, and your growth stops with them.
  • CostUsually the cheapest hourly rate of the four, paid whether the work moves anything or not.
  • ChannelsStrong in one. Improvising in the other three.
  • What you keepWhatever happened to get written down along the way.

Option two

An In-house Hire

  • Who runs itWhoever accepted the offer, learning your market on your payroll.
  • If it stallsPayroll clears on the first of the month regardless.
  • CommitmentA salary, recruitment fees and a tool stack, all committed before month one produces anything.
  • CostThe most expensive of the four per channel once salary, payroll tax, benefits and tools are counted.
  • ChannelsOne or two. AI search is rewriting itself faster than any single hire can follow.
  • What you keepWhatever survives their notice period.

Option three

A Traditional Agency

  • Who runs itNot the senior who pitched you. Expect a junior and a shared inbox.
  • If it stallsThe retainer clears anyway, and the deck explains why next quarter is the one.
  • CommitmentSix to twelve months, signed before a single result exists.
  • CostA flat retainer regardless of results, often with ad spend and extra fees layered on top.
  • ChannelsBroad on the pitch deck. Quietly subcontracted after signature.
  • What you keepOften very little. The campaigns were built inside their accounts, not yours.

Option four

Wegile DGTL

  • Who runs itThe Director who scoped it, along with her team of experts.
  • If it stallsBenchmarks are written into the contract first. Miss them, no penalty to leave.
  • CommitmentMonth to month. No lock-in, no penalty.
  • CostPriced to what you actually spend and where you're starting from, not a one-size number.
  • ChannelsSEO, AEO, GEO and paid media, done in-house. Nothing subcontracted.
  • What you keepEverything we build stays yours, even if you go.
Before any of it: a free audit, and it is yours whether you hire us or not.Benchmarks in writing before you commit

The guarantee, clause by clause

Accountability isn’t a claim on our About page. It’s in the contract.

Here is exactly what it means.

§1

Clear benchmarks before we begin.

Every engagement starts with a detailed performance roadmap. For Paid Ads, we provide a 3-month cost and performance plan, while SEO projects include a 6-month roadmap. Each plan outlines budgets, timelines, and agreed benchmarks for ROAS, cost per lead, revenue, traffic, rankings, and conversions, giving you complete clarity on goals, expectations, and how success will be measured.

§2

Results, not lock-ins.

We don't believe in locking clients into long-term contracts. We believe in delivering results that make them want to stay. That's why every project is driven by clear milestones, transparent reporting, and measurable progress, not exit clauses.

§3

Every recommendation has a reason.

From keyword selection to budget allocation, every decision is backed by real performance data, and we share the insights with you every step of the way.

§4

Full ownership from day one.

Every strategy, campaign, content asset, technical improvement, and account we manage belongs to your business. We don't lock away your work, we build assets that stay with you.

Why this matters: you see the plan before you commit, you judge us against numbers agreed in advance, you can leave the moment the results stop justifying the fee, and everything we build stays yours either way.

Book a call and get your benchmarks scoped →

FAQ

Common eCommerce marketing questions.

The questions every eCommerce founder asks before hiring a marketing agency, answered honestly.

Product and category page optimization, technical fixes that affect crawl budget and site speed, structured data (schema) so Google understands your catalog, and content built around real buying-intent keywords instead of generic industry terms.

For most stores, category pages carry the bulk of the organic revenue opportunity, so that’s usually where we start.

Both, run together. Most agencies specialize in one channel and hope the other takes care of itself. We run SEO, Google Ads, Shopping, and Meta Ads as one coordinated system and report on blended CAC across all of them.

A channel that looks great in isolation can still be costing you more to acquire the same customer once you look at the full picture.

On-page: product titles, meta descriptions, header structure, and schema markup built around actual search intent, not keyword stuffing.

Technical: site speed, crawl budget management for large catalogs, duplicate content cleanup (a common issue on stores with size or color variants), and making sure Google can actually index the pages that matter.

Yes, through digital PR and partnerships relevant to your category, rather than low-quality link building that can do more harm than good. Off-page work supports the on-page and technical foundation; it doesn’t replace it.

We do both, under one team. Splitting SEO and paid ads across two separate agencies usually means neither one is looking at the full picture, and you end up reconciling two different stories about what’s actually working.

We report on SEO, Google Ads, Shopping, and Meta Ads together, against one blended CAC number.

Search and Shopping campaigns typically need 2 to 4 weeks for the algorithm to learn your catalog and audience before performance stabilizes. Meta Ads follow a similar learning curve, often 1 to 2 weeks once creative testing is underway.

SEO moves on a longer timeline: category page rankings usually build over 3 to 6 months, with organic revenue gains following behind that.

Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, and custom-built storefronts, along with D2C brands running their own checkout. The platform changes some of the technical work; the SEO and paid ads strategy underneath stays consistent.

One last thing

The first call costs nothing. The audit is yours either way.

Thirty minutes with the Director. Honest advice about your SEO, paid ads, and Shopping feed, even if the advice is “don’t hire us.” If it makes sense to go further, you’ll get a written audit and a scoped plan with real numbers, benchmarks included, before you pay anything.

Book your strategy call →

No pitch deck · No lock-in · Benchmarks in writing