Ecommerce marketing services for Shopify brands
Five services, sold on their own or as one system.
Five services, sold on their own or as one system.
Sidekicks runs five things for Shopify brands: paid media, email and SMS, content, SEO and AI search, and the store.
Each one is sold on its own from $4,500 a month on a six-month retainer, and all of them run together as the full system at $15,000 to $20,000. Brand identity and store builds are priced once, as projects.
The reason to buy them from one team is that each channel feeds the next, and the report comes with one number instead of five.
Email is sitting near 15 percent of revenue and the flows are the ones Klaviyo shipped with.
Ads Manager says one thing and Shopify says another.
The ads that worked in spring have stopped working, and there has not been a new video in a month.
You rank for your brand name and nothing else.
The store was built before the ads were, and the conversion rate shows it.
Each channel is doing its job, but no one can tell you what the marketing returned as a whole.
The logo, colors, type, and the rules for using them, built so every ad, email, and page looks like it came from the same brand.
A Shopify theme, custom build, or landing page designed around the ads and email sending traffic to it, so the visits you pay for turn into orders.
Each channel feeds the next.
SEO catches the customers who were going to search anyway.
Content keeps paid supplied with new tests.
Paid media fills the list that email sells to.
The store is where all of it converts, which is why it is on the list.
Buying these from five vendors gets you five reports that disagree.
Buying them from one team gets you one report and one number: what the marketing returned after cost.
You do not have to buy the system on day one.
Start with the one channel losing the most, and add the next when the first number lands. Adding a channel later is a scope change on the same contract.
The growth plan tells you which channel that is, from the outside, before you sign anything.
The plan is the proposal, so you know exactly what we would do and what it costs before you decide anything.