What You Actually Get When You Hire an Ecommerce Marketing Agency
When you hire us, you get five specific things: SEO, PPC, content marketing, social media management, and email marketing all built around how your store actually makes money. No vague “growth strategy” talk. Just channels working together to get more people to your product pages and more of them buying.
As a digital marketing agency for ecommerce brands, we’ve spent years focused specifically on stores selling through Shopify, WooCommerce, Amazon, and eBay. That’s different from general marketing work. Product pages need different SEO than blog posts. Shopping ads work differently than search ads. We know the difference, and we build campaigns around it.
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Why Generic Marketing Doesn’t Work for Shopify, WooCommerce, Amazon or eBay Sellers
Your platform changes what your marketing needs to do. A Shopify store, a WooCommerce site, an Amazon listing, and an eBay shop don’t get found the same way, don’t get slowed down the same way, and don’t rank the same way. Treat them all the same and you’ll waste budget on tactics that don’t fit how the platform actually works.
We build campaigns around the platform first. Not after.
What Changes When Your Store Runs on Shopify
Shopify controls a lot of what you can touch under the hood. Your SEO options depend heavily on which apps you’re running and how your theme is built, and a slow theme drags down your ads too page speed feeds directly into Google’s Quality Score, which affects what you pay per click. We check your app stack and theme performance first, before touching your campaigns, because fixing that groundwork changes what the rest of your marketing can actually achieve. See our full [Shopify marketing services].
What Changes When Your Store Runs on WooCommerce
WooCommerce runs on your own hosting, which means your site speed is only as good as your server setup. A cheap host or a plugin conflict can quietly break your tracking without you noticing, and if your analytics data is wrong, every marketing decision built on top of it is wrong too. We audit your hosting and plugin setup before we touch anything else. Explore our [WooCommerce marketing services].
What Changes When You Sell on Amazon
Amazon doesn’t care what Google thinks of you. Its own algorithm, A9 and A10, ranks your listings based on things like sales velocity and conversion rate, not backlinks or blog content. That means an SEO strategy built for your website won’t move the needle on Amazon at all. Your listing needs its own plan. Learn more about our [Amazon marketing services].
What Changes When You Sell on eBay
eBay ranks listings through Cassini, its own search engine, and it rewards different signals than Google or Amazon do things like listing completeness, seller performance, and how closely your title matches what buyers actually search. A listing optimised for Google won’t automatically perform well here. We build eBay listings around what Cassini is actually looking for. Check out our marketing services.
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Company Name | https://tecveq.co.uk/ |
| info@tecveq.co.uk | |
| Phone / WhatsApp | 0307 3319555 |
| Address | 2 Idmiston Road, London, England, E15 1RG |
| Starting Price | £1,000 – £2,500 per month |
| Services | Ecommerce SEO, Ecommerce PPC (Google Shopping & paid search), Content Marketing, Social Media Marketing, Email Marketing |
| Platforms Covered | Shopify, WooCommerce, Amazon, eBay |
| Service Area | 2 Idmiston Road, London, England, E15 1RG |
Our Ecommerce Marketing Services
We run five ecommerce marketing services: SEO, PPC, content marketing, social media marketing, and email marketing. You can hire us for one of them or all five together, depending on where your store actually needs the work.
That’s the part most agencies skip. They sell you a bundle before they’ve looked at your store. We start by figuring out which of these five services will move the needle first, then build from there. A brand-new Shopify store with no traffic needs a different mix than a five-year-old WooCommerce shop with traffic but a leaking cart. Digital marketing services for ecommerce only work when they’re matched to where your store actually is, not sold as a one-size-fits-all package.
Since WooCommerce runs entirely on WordPress, your store's marketing performance is only as strong as the WordPress setup underneath it. A poorly coded theme or a plugin conflict can break tracking, slow page speed, and tank your ad performance before your campaigns even launch. If your WooCommerce store needs a technical overhaul before marketing can do its job, our WordPress development team can rebuild the foundation your campaigns depend on.Here’s what each service covers.
Ecommerce SEO
Ecommerce SEO means optimising your product pages, category pages, and site structure so people searching for what you sell actually find you before they find a competitor. That includes technical work page speed, mobile performance, structured data that helps Google show your products with pricing and reviews in search results plus the content side: product titles, descriptions, and category pages written to match what buyers actually search for. Slow product pages lose both rankings and sales, so speed is one of the first things we check. Our ecommerce SEO services start with a full audit of your site’s technical health before we touch a single page of content. See our full SEO services.
Ecommerce PPC
We run Google Shopping and paid search campaigns built around your actual product feed, not generic keyword lists. Google Shopping ads pull directly from your product data titles, images, pricing, availability so a messy or incomplete feed means poor ad performance no matter how much you spend. We clean up the feed first, then build campaigns around the products with the best margin and conversion potential. Check out our [PPC services].
Content Marketing for Online Stores
Content marketing for a store isn’t a blog for its own sake. It’s product descriptions that actually help someone decide to buy, buying guides that answer the questions people have before they check out, and category content that gives Google a reason to rank your collection pages, not just individual products. Explore our [content marketing services].
Social Media & Email Marketing for Ecommerce
Cart abandonment costs stores real revenue every day, and most of it is recoverable with the right email sequence. We build cart-recovery email flows that go out automatically when someone leaves without buying, alongside shoppable social content on Instagram and Facebook that lets people buy the product straight from the post. Not every customer converts on the first visit. Email and social are how you bring them back. See our [social media and email marketing services
How We Start Working With Your Store
You won’t sign on and then wait around wondering what happens next. Before we touch a single campaign, we look at your store ourselves how it’s built, where it’s losing sales, and what’s actually worth fixing first. Not a generic checklist. Your store, as it actually is.
Here’s the order things happen in.
Step 1 We Audit Your Store
We go through your site, your current marketing, and your sales data before suggesting a single change. This tells us where the real problems are, not where problems usually are for stores in general.
Step 2 We Walk You Through What We Found
You get a plain conversation, not a slide deck full of jargon. We tell you what we found, what we’d fix first, and what it would cost before you commit to anything.
Step 3 Work Starts on What Matters Most
If you go ahead, we start with whatever will move the needle fastest for your store. Not the easiest task for us. The one that actually helps you first
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What Backs Up Our Work
We’re not going to point you to a marketing award we haven’t won. What we can show you is where TecVeq has been recognised as a company: named to Clutch’s Top 1000 Companies list, listed on the INC 5000 as one of America’s fastest-growing companies, and ranked among Rank Watch’s Top Web Development Agencies in 2023.
Those wins cover our development and agency work as a whole. Not ecommerce marketing specifically. We’d rather tell you that straight than let an award badge imply something it doesn’t.
What actually backs up an ecommerce specialist’s work is simpler than a trophy shelf: knowing your platform, checking the technical side before touching a campaign, and being upfront about what we find. That’s the standard we hold every audit to, award or no award
What We’re Currently Focused On
We’re not going to show you a results page full of numbers we can’t back up. Right now, our focus is straightforward: get your product pages found, get your ads spending on the right products, and get abandoned carts back into paying customers.
That’s the work. Not a dashboard of vanity metrics.
As we build out ecommerce marketing campaigns with stores across Shopify, WooCommerce, Amazon, and eBay, this is where we’ll show real, verified results traffic growth, ad performance, revenue impact, the numbers that actually matter to you. Until then, we’d rather tell you what we’re working toward than show you a number that isn’t real.
What This Actually Costs
Ecommerce marketing with TecVeq starts at £1,000 a month and typically runs up to £2,500, depending on which services you need and how much work your store requires. That’s the honest range. We won’t quote you a number without knowing what we’re actually working with first.
Here’s what moves you within that range. A single service just SEO, or just PP usually sits toward the lower end. Run two or three services together, and the price reflects the extra work involved in coordinating them, not just adding them up separately. A store with years of technical SEO debt costs more to fix in month one than a store that’s been well maintained. A £500 monthly ad budget needs less management time than a £5,000 one. These are the real factors, not vague “it depends” language with nothing behind it.
TecVeq doesn’t lock you into a package that doesn’t match your store. The audit we run before starting tells us exactly what’s worth doing and what isn’t, and that’s what determines where your price lands in the £1,000 to £2,500 range not a fixed tier you’re pushed into regardless of fit.
One thing we won’t do: quietly expand your monthly cost mid-contract without telling you why. If your scope changes, you’ll know before it happens, not when the invoice arrives.
Want a real number for your store instead of a range? That’s exactly what the audit gives you.
Where We Work
We’re based in London, and we work with ecommerce stores across the UK. Ecommerce marketing doesn’t need you sitting in the same building as us. Most of what we do SEO, PPC, content, social, email happens through your store’s admin panel, your ad accounts, and calls, not site visits.
If your store ships anywhere in the UK, we can work with you. Wherever your customers are, that’s where we’re focused.
How do you handle marketing for a store that sells on more than one platform?
One team, one strategy, built around how your platforms actually work together. We don’t hand your Shopify SEO to one specialist and your Amazon listings to someone who’s never talked to them. Amazon runs on its own algorithm, separate from Google entirely, so your Amazon strategy and your Shopify strategy won’t look identical. But they’re planned together, not in isolation, so your budget goes toward whichever platform is actually driving sales right now.
How long before we see results from ecommerce SEO vs. PPC?
PPC moves faster. Once your Google Shopping campaigns are live, you can start seeing traffic and sales within days. SEO takes longer, since it depends on Google re-crawling and re-ranking your pages, not just switching a campaign on. We’ll give you a realistic timeline for your specific store once we’ve seen your current setup not a generic promise that applies to every store the same way.
Do you work with small or newly launched stores, or only established brands?
We work with stores at every stage, from newly launched shops to established brands doing six figures a month.” Or, if there’s a minimum size/budget, state it plainly here instead Either way, the audit comes first, so we know what your store actually needs before recommending anything.
Will I have one point of contact, or a different person each time I reach out?
You’ll have one point of contact who knows your store, not a rotating account manager you have to re-explain things to every time. If you’re running SEO and PPC together, you’ll still deal with one person coordinating both. You’ll always know exactly who to message when something needs attention.
What platforms and tools do you actually use to run our campaigns?
For paid campaigns, we run through Google Shopping and Meta Ads Manager for Instagram and Facebook. We build email flows on whichever platform your store already runs, so we’re not asking you to migrate tools just to work with us. For tracking, we use Google Analytics to see exactly what’s working and what isn’t. We’ll walk you through what’s connected to your store before we launch anything, not after.
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