Shopify Marketing Agency Built for Profitable Scale
The Profitable Scale System takes D2C brands from $0 to $100k/month in 90 days — built natively on the Shopify ecosystem so every dollar flows through one connected growth engine.
Here's what happened when a Shopify brand stopped duct-taping apps together and got a marketing system built for how Shopify actually works.
$0 in revenue. Zero customers. A founder dreading investor calls and wondering if this whole thing was a mistake.
The 90-Day Transformation
We deployed the Profitable Scale System.
$121k+ monthly revenue. Investors calling HIM. Biggest problem? Keeping up with orders.
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View AllWhy Your Shopify Store Isn't Scaling
You're searching for a Shopify marketing agency because your store has traffic, it has a product, and the revenue number still won't move. The problem isn't Shopify. It's the three holes in your marketing stack that no single app or freelancer can fix.
You're Sending Paid Traffic to a Store That Leaks Revenue at Every Step
You're spending $3-10k/month driving visitors to product pages that convert at 1.2% — half the Shopify benchmark. Your checkout has 4 steps when it should have 1. No upsell on the cart page. No urgency trigger. No exit-intent offer. Every 1,000 visitors you send, 988 leave without buying. That's not a traffic problem — it's a $6-15k/month leak. Your ad agency keeps asking for more budget. The real fix costs $0: it's the 47 seconds between 'Add to Cart' and 'Complete Order' where your revenue disappears.
You watch the Shopify live view — visitors landing, browsing, adding to cart — and then just... leaving. Over and over. And you have no idea why.
You're Sitting on $15k/Month in Klaviyo Revenue You've Never Collected
Klaviyo is connected to your Shopify store. You have a welcome popup and maybe a basic abandoned cart flow. That's it. Meanwhile, the brands outselling you are running 7-9 automated flows: browse abandonment, post-purchase upsell, win-back, VIP tier, sunset, replenishment triggers. Those flows generate 30-40% of total revenue — on autopilot, at near-zero cost. You're paying $150/month for Klaviyo and extracting maybe $800 from it. The same tool in the right hands pulls $12-18k/month. Every week those flows don't exist, you're handing free revenue to competitors who built theirs.
You know Klaviyo can do more. You've seen the case studies. But every time you sit down to build the flows, you get two emails deep and realize you're guessing.
You're Running Google Shopping and Meta Ads That Don't Talk to Each Other
Your Google Shopping feed pulls from Shopify but the titles are your internal product names, not search terms. Your Meta campaigns retarget everyone who visited in 180 days — including the people who already bought. You're not using Shopify Audiences to seed your prospecting. Your server-side tracking hasn't been set up so Meta is optimizing on 60% of your actual conversions. Each platform runs in its own silo, bidding against itself, wasting overlap, and nobody is looking at blended ROAS across all channels. You're spending $5-12k/month across platforms with no unified attribution and no idea which dollar actually drove which sale.
You toggle between three dashboards and the numbers never add up. Meta says $8k in revenue. Google says $6k. Shopify says $9k total. Somebody is lying — and you're making budget decisions based on it.
A real Shopify marketing agency doesn't just run ads pointed at your storefront — they build the Profitable Scale System natively inside your Shopify ecosystem and seal all three.
A Shopify Storefront That Converts Like It Was Engineered To
Before we spend a dollar on ads, we fix the store that receives the traffic. Checkout optimization — streamlined checkout flow, dynamic upsells using your actual purchase data, urgency triggers based on real inventory. Product page restructuring — social proof above the fold, benefit-driven copy replacing feature lists, sticky add-to-cart on mobile. The math is simple: doubling your store conversion rate doubles your revenue on the same traffic and ad spend. That makes CRO the highest-ROI move in ecommerce — and it costs zero additional ad budget.
A Shopify store that turns the traffic you're already paying for into twice the revenue — before you increase a single ad budget.
A Klaviyo Revenue Engine That Runs While You Sleep
We build a full automated flow stack directly inside Klaviyo, wired to your Shopify purchase and browsing data: welcome series with dynamic product recommendations, browse abandonment with the exact products they viewed, cart abandonment with tiered urgency, post-purchase upsell sequenced by product category, win-back triggered at your specific repurchase window, VIP segmentation based on order frequency, and sunset flows to clean your list and protect deliverability. Most Shopify stores extract a fraction of what Klaviyo can generate because they only have 1-2 basic flows running. A fully built system turns your existing list into a revenue channel that compounds every month — at near-zero marginal cost.
An email and SMS machine pulling $10-20k/month from the customers you've already acquired — at near-zero marginal cost.
Meta and Google Working as One System, Not Two Silos
We unify your paid acquisition into a single coordinated system built on Shopify's data layer. Google Shopping feeds rewritten with search-intent titles and margin-weighted bidding. Meta campaigns using Shopify Audiences for prospecting seed lists. Server-side tracking via Conversions API so Meta optimizes on 95%+ of real purchases, not the 60% the pixel catches. Cross-channel frequency caps so the same customer isn't hit 14 times across platforms. Blended ROAS reporting tied to your Shopify P&L — not platform-reported vanity numbers. One operator sees every channel and allocates budget based on where the next profitable dollar actually lives.
Every ad dollar flowing through one system — with one operator, one dashboard, and one number that matters: profit deposited in your bank account.
$0 to $100k/month in 90 days.
Not a projection. Not a “best case scenario.” One brand hit $121k in month 3. Another generated 5,587 orders and $222k in total revenue in 90 days. Same system. Same team.
If we can't help you, we'll tell you on the call — not after you've paid us.
This works for a specific type of brand.
This Is For You If:
- You sell physical products on Shopify and have at least some consistent sales
- You have $5k+/month to invest in paid acquisition across Meta and Google
- You have Klaviyo installed but know it could be generating 5-10x more revenue
- You want one operator running your entire Shopify growth stack, not 3 separate vendors
This Is NOT For You If:
- Still building your Shopify store — haven't made your first 50 sales yet
- Looking for the cheapest ads manager you can find on Upwork
- Want to keep your current Klaviyo agency and just add an ads person on top
- Not willing to let us touch your checkout flow or product page layout
We take 3 new clients per month. Every client gets direct access to our team. No junior account managers. No offshore execution. If we can't help you, we'll tell you before you spend a dollar.
When spots fill, they fill.
Frequently Asked Questions
"Marketing is marketing. Why does it matter if they specialize in Shopify?"
Shopify has a unique data layer — Shopify Audiences, native Klaviyo integration, Google Merchant Center sync, Conversions API, checkout extensibility. A generalist agency treats your store like a landing page with a cart. They miss the 70% of the ecosystem that actually drives scale.
A Shopify-native agency builds campaigns that pull directly from your store's purchase data, product catalog, and customer segments. Your Google Shopping feed is optimized from Shopify product data. Your Klaviyo flows trigger off real Shopify events. Your Meta campaigns use Shopify Audiences for prospecting. Everything is connected because it's built on the same data source.
The same system. The same prescriptions. The same team.
One brand. Zero to 5,587 orders in 90 days.
3 spots available this month.
If we can't help you, we'll tell you on the call.