I build ecommerce stores that are engineered to sell — not just look good.

Most store builds stop at design. Mine start with the numbers: load speed, checkout friction, SEO structure, and the funnel that gets a stranger to a buyer. I work across Shopify, WooCommerce, and WordPress, and I handle the full stack — store build, technical SEO, and the marketing setup that actually drives traffic to it.

What that looks like in practice:

• Full store builds (Shopify / WooCommerce / WordPress) — branded or dropshipping
• Conversion audits & redesigns for stores that get traffic but not sales
• Technical + on-page SEO baked into the build, not bolted on after Speed and mobile performance fixes (most "slow store" problems are fixable in days, not months)
• Ad funnels and growth strategy tied to what the store can actually convert

If your store is losing sales somewhere between "visitor" and "checkout," that's exactly the gap I close.

Tell me where you are — launching new, or fixing an existing store — and I'll tell you exactly where I'd start. 🚀