Ecommerce agency judged on revenue, not sessions.

The usual causes are delivery cost revealed at checkout, slow product pages on mobile, forced account creation, and product pages that do not answer obvious doubts about size, delivery or returns. Aim for the main content of a product page to load within 2.5 seconds on a mid-range phone on mobile data. Each of these can be fixed without redesigning the store.

Ecommerce SEO is work on a store's category and product pages so they rank for the words shoppers use. The difference from ordinary SEO is where the money sits: category pages carry most of the demand and are usually the thinnest pages on the store, while faceted filters quietly create thousands of near-duplicate addresses. A store built without this ranks for its own brand name and little else.

For a pre-packaged product, the listing carries what the pack carries: net quantity, retail sale price inclusive of taxes, manufacturer or importer details, consumer care contact and expiry or best before where it applies. The e-commerce rules add seller identity, the total price with its breakdown, the return and refund policy and grievance officer contact. Build them as structured fields so a new product cannot be published without them.

Yes, because advertising is rented and category visibility is owned. The two also feed each other: the category pages built to rank are the same pages the advertising should be landing on, and a store whose only entry point is the homepage wastes both. Search also catches the shopper who saw an advertisement, remembered the product and came looking later.

Structure, merchandising, checkout and the marketing that feeds them. An ecommerce marketing agency that never touches the store is optimising traffic into a funnel it cannot fix, which is why the two halves usually belong together.

It is judged on margin, not clicks. An ecommerce digital marketing company should be talking about profit after discounts and returns, and an ecommerce performance marketing agency should judge paid spend against contribution margin, because return on ad spend ignores the cost of the goods you just sold.

Only if your products need explaining or your category needs creating. Content earns its place on considered purchases and rarely on repeat consumables, and any ecommerce marketing firm should tell you which one you are.

Rarely. Almost every store is run remotely, including your competitors'. It matters if someone has to photograph stock or work in the warehouse; otherwise, ecommerce marketing services work the same wherever they are delivered.

An Indian team usually costs less because delivery costs less, not because the work is smaller. Compare what gets reported rather than the fee: an ecommerce digital marketing agency judged on return on ad spend alone is cheaper and worth less than one judged on margin.

No. Sales depend on your products, prices, stock and competitors, and on platform changes nobody controls. What we promise is the work: research before any change, a fast store, tracking checked against your real orders, and steady improvement from what that data shows.