MAKE THE PRODUCT
EASIER TO BUY.

E-COMMERCE & LIFECYCLE MARKETING

Good products need a buying experience that holds up. We connect storefront design, digital merchandising and lifecycle email so customers can find the right product, feel confident buying and have a reason to return.

 

01 / IN PRACTICEMILO SNOW & SKATE
Milo Snow & Skate storefront design

THE SHOP.
THE FOLLOW-UP.

A whole-site Shopify rebuild, supported by welcome and recovery email design and seasonal campaigns.

The shop’s core point of view, carried into the inbox.

Inside the Milo project
Milo abandoned-checkout email design: Not sure? Ask the shop. Tattooed hand waxing a snowboard, helpful product advice and a pictured Return to Checkout button.
Milo Snow & Skate / Abandoned checkout email
THE STORE + THE EMAILS AROUND IT

FROM THE FIRST LOOK
TO THE FOLLOW-UP.

Useful photography. Clear descriptions. The fit, material and product details people look for before they buy. We organize products and collections around how your customers shop, then look at navigation, homepage hierarchy, product pages and mobile layouts to define the changes worth making.

Talk about your store

THE STORE + THE EMAILS AROUND IT

FROM THE FIRST LOOK
TO THE FOLLOW-UP.

People need to find the right thing, understand why it’s worth the money and feel confident ordering it.

Useful photography. Clear descriptions. The fit, material and product details people look for before they buy. We organize products and collections around how your customers shop and what your business needs to put forward.

Navigation, homepage hierarchy, product pages and mobile layouts all have a job. We look at the route through the store, find the places that ask too much of the shopper and define the changes worth making.

START WITH THE PART
THAT NEEDS WORK.

THE WORK BEHIND
THE WORDS.

Milo Snow & Skate

A whole-site Shopify rebuild, supported by welcome and recovery email design and seasonal campaigns. Ongoing ecommerce work with the storefront at the center—and the shop’s core point of view carried into the inbox.

Inside the Milo Snow & Skate project

MAUI RIPPERS

Historical storefront, brand and email work for a surf-apparel business. Shopify presentation and Klaviyo follow-up brought into the same working plan.

Inside the Maui Rippers project

Milo, in the inbox.

Custom welcome and abandoned-checkout email design for a core snow-and-skate shop. The same point of view as the rebuilt storefront, carried into the follow-up.

Shown: Ask the Shop / abandoned checkout. Complete design composition—not a live checkout button or a claim of email revenue.

Milo abandoned-checkout email design: Not sure? Ask the shop. Tattooed hand waxing a snowboard, helpful product advice and a pictured Return to Checkout button.

GIVE THE NEXT EMAIL A JOB.

WELCOME. FOLLOW UP.
HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY.

Welcome a new subscriber. Follow up on an abandoned cart. Help someone after an order. Build a campaign around a new collection or something worth saying. The right scope depends on your products, customer behavior and the state of your list.

MEASURE WHAT MOVES THE BUSINESS.

The right measures

We agree on the actions that matter: qualified inquiries, online orders, repeat purchases or another project-specific goal.

The right context

We compare defined periods and keep store sales, email attribution and retail activity distinct.

The next decision

Reporting should help decide what to keep, change or test next.

WHAT NEEDS TO
WORK BETTER?

Tell us about your store, the customer journey and where you want to take the business. A focused project or ongoing support can start with the same conversation.

Talk about your store

Starting with the brand or a service-business website? See website and brand work.