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Retail & ecommerce

In stock, in your town,
ready to pick up today.

Your website shows what is on your shelf, your hours and your address, so people nearby choose your store over a warehouse.

Your store, your product pages and your customer list stay in your name.

What someone nearby sees before they drive over.

  1. 1Your shelf, on your site.
  2. 2Found before they leave the house.
  3. 3What just came in, posted.

What you get, piece by piece.

The store on every page

Stock, pick up today, your address and your hours on every product page.

Product pages in your own words

Your words and your photos for the things you sell.

Hours and directions kept right

Holiday hours, parking and photos checked on your Google listing.

A monthly email

One email a month to a list you own.

Found for what you stock

Google Maps, your categories and the products you carry.

Local ads, last

A small area, your categories, pointed at pages that say pick up today.

Inside the work

Found locally, listed properly, answered quickly.

A shop gets found or it does not. This is the work that decides it.

Google Search ConsoleReading what people search nearby
GoogleOpening the shops above you
ClaudeSorting what deserves a page
Google MapsKeeping the listing right
MetaPosting and replying
Google Search ConsoleCounting what came in

A person sets the brief, picks what goes first, and reads every page and every reply before it goes out.

One account, one brief

Every one of these, on one account.

What you tell us once drives all of it, and a person signs off on everything a customer sees.

ClaudeAll of it runs on Claude, and a person signs off on everything a customer sees. See it on three real businesses.

Does any of this sound like your store?

sweetgumplantco.com/snake-plant

The site forgets the store

The store on every page

Stock, pickup, your address and your hours on every product page.

Wrong hours online

Hours kept right

Your listing checked every week, holidays included.

Your list never hears from you

A monthly email

New stock and what is in season, sent to a list you own.

What it costs.

One price, agreed in writing before anything starts.

ThemeKnockExample quote
For
Your business
Service
Retail & ecommerce
Plan
SEO & Local Search
  • The store on every pageIncluded
  • Product pages in your own wordsIncluded
  • Hours and directions kept rightIncluded
  • A monthly emailIncluded
  • Found for what you stockIncluded
  • Local ads, lastIncluded
Total$2,000a month
  • Agreed in writing first
  • One flat price
  • Everything in your name
  • Leave with one email

Nothing starts until you say yes.

What do you need?

Only need one thing?

Then buy one thing. If it will not be enough on its own, we tell you before you pay, in writing.

Not sure which fits?Tell us what you have. You get a straight answer in writing.

Questions owners ask.

Not answered here? Ask us. You get a straight answer in writing.

Do we have to move off our current platform?

Almost never. Most of what is wrong with an independent store's site is the words, the structure and the fact that it never mentions the store. None of that needs a new platform. If the platform really is the problem, we say so.

Can you show live stock?

If your register system can tell us, yes. If it cannot, we show stock by category, which is enough for most people deciding whether to drive over.

Is a marketplace worth it?

For clearing stock, sometimes. As a business, it means renting customers you never own. We would rather spend the same money making your own page the one that gets found.

What if we have a hundred products?

A small number of them earn most of the money. Those get written properly first, and the rest get a structure that does not compete with them.

What does it cost?

It depends on what you need. Everything together is All-in-One Growth, $4,950 a month. One service on its own costs less, and every price is on the pricing page. You see the price before anything starts.

What does AI actually do for a shop like mine?

It does the jobs that never get done on a Tuesday. On our setup, Claude writes up the products that bring people in, adds pick up today to the site so a local search finds it, keeps the holiday hours right on Google, and drafts this month's email to your customers. A person reads all of it and decides what is worth your window and what is not.

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Tell us what you sell

Start with the free plan: a written check of your website and what to fix first. It is free, and yours to keep.

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