Product feeds, Shopping and PMax, category SEO, and zip-level local inventory, run as one revenue system. The same engine we run at national scale for a publicly traded brand, pointed at your catalog.
This is how a national store directory runs: the catalog feeds the ads, the ads feed the data, and every store gets a page that ranks in its own zip. We built and run this at national scale for a publicly traded brand.
Illustrative demo with placeholder products and stores. The real one runs at national scale, and we never name the client.
Feeds, ads, SEO, and conversion are one system. Run them separately and they leak. Run them together and they compound.
Clean, enriched, always-synced product data. Titles, attributes, GTINs, and supplemental feeds built so every channel gets your best version.
Feed-driven campaigns structured by margin and intent, not set-and-forget. Budget flows to the SKUs that actually make money.
Programmatic category, product, and store pages that rank, built to scale to thousands of URLs without thin-content penalties.
Assortment, pricing, placement, and demand-supply balance across your marketplace, treated like the P&L it is.
A page for every store, inventory for every zip. Buyers see what is in stock near them, in search and in ads.
PDP and category testing, on-site search, filters, and merchandising moves that turn the traffic you already have into orders.
All three numbers, one national client: a publicly traded brand whose shopping marketplace and store directory we build and run. Same playbook, your catalog.
Catalog health, feed quality, tracking, margin by SKU, and where the funnel leaks. We find the money first.
Rebuild the product data: taxonomy, titles, attributes, supplemental feeds. The feed is the campaign.
Shopping and PMax ramp on clean data while programmatic SEO and local inventory pages open the organic front.
Margin-weighted bidding, CRO and merchandising tests, and a weekly loop that compounds return instead of resetting it.
A free e-commerce and feed audit: where your product data leaks money, which SKUs deserve the budget, and what the marketplace play looks like for your brand.