Shopify websites and migrations
We build new Shopify stores and move brands off Ecwid and WooCommerce. Customers, reviews, orders, redirects and email consent come across properly, and the store gets built by the same team that runs your Meta ads.
Rick Grant's Gluten Free, a long standing Australian brand. Read the case study
Customers migrated
6,115
With the consent they actually gave
Into Klaviyo as subscribers only where they had opted in.
Reviews migrated
369
Matched to the right products
So the new product pages opened with their reviews on them.
Redirects
56
Old URLs pointed to new homes
Google results and old emails kept landing somewhere real.
Case study results. Outcomes vary.
What we check on every moveWhat this is
We don't build websites as digital brochures. We build them as sales assets, and we can, because we're the ones running the ads that send people to them.
Run a store's Meta ads every day and you learn which product is really selling, what people ask before they buy and where they drop off. That goes into the build: the hero product leads the home page, the common questions get answered next to the buy button, and anything slowing the checkout comes out.
It also means one team owns the result. If a product page stops converting, the people who noticed fix it that week.
Who this is for
Brands on Shopify that want the store and the ads pulling the same way, and brands that have outgrown Ecwid or WooCommerce. If you want a template site nobody watches after launch, we're the wrong team.
The build
Every build is quoted after the free audit, so the list moves with your store. Most include these.
Your proven products and offers first, designed on a phone before a desktop, because that's where Meta traffic lands.
Reviews under the buy button, finance, delivery and returns in plain words, and the details people ask about.
Offers that lift the order value. More on CRO and landing pages.
Australia Post or courier rates and zones, tested with real addresses before launch.
Pixel, Conversions API, GA4 and Klaviyo checked against real test orders before any ad runs.
Welcome, abandoned cart and post-purchase flows switched on at launch. See email and SMS.
New Zealand or another market in Shopify Markets, with its own domain, duties and delivery settings.
Checkout rules, trade portals and warranty forms, built in-house. See AI development.
Migrations
A migration is the one time a store can quietly lose years of work in a weekend, so we plan it line by line and test it before the domain moves.
In August 2026 we moved Rick Grant's Gluten Free from Ecwid to Shopify. The customer list came across, every review landed on the right product, and every old product link got a redirect.
First 14 days, 17 to 30 Aug 2026
Straight after the Ecwid to Shopify move, with customers, reviews and old links carried across.
Case study result. Outcomes vary.
You sign off the full version, line by line, before the domain moves.
What breaks
Most of the damage doesn't show on launch day. It turns up a month later, when the emails bounce, the rankings slide and the ads can't find buyers.
A new build
Nuracom sells an automated ceiling laundry rack: a considered purchase that has to be installed. The store opened in April 2026 with no reviews and no sales history.
We built the store and its landing pages, put Google reviews, finance and delivery promises above the fold on every product page, and tested checkout, Klaviyo and tracking before the first ad ran.
Then we set the brand up for New Zealand, with its own market, a .co.nz domain and the right import settings.
Shopify, April to September 2026
Every channel together, since the store opened in April 2026, with the ads returning 7.1x on spend since they began.
Case study result. Outcomes vary.
Stage 02 of the Scaled Growth Engine
Convert sits between the ads and the email. It's where the engine pays off or leaks.
Ads briefed from what the store sells, landing on pages built for them.
ConvertCRO & Landing PagesOffers, bundles and landers tested on real orders.
KeepEmail & SMSEvery customer you migrated, and every new one, looked after.
CompoundSEO & AI SearchRedirects and structure that keep the rankings you've earned.
Straight answers
Anything else, call Jed on 0400 463 257.
It depends on the catalogue and how much history comes across. The timeline is in writing in the fixed quote, after the free audit: 50% deposit, 50% on launch.
Not if the redirects are done properly. Every old URL gets a 301 redirect, titles and descriptions come across, and the new sitemap goes into Search Console the day the domain moves. Then we watch the crawl errors and fix anything that slipped.
Passwords never transfer between platforms, but Shopify's current customer accounts sign people in with a one-time code sent to their email, so there's nothing to reset. A short welcome-back email explains it.
Yes. We carry across the consent each customer actually gave, and only people who opted in go into Klaviyo as subscribers. Everyone else keeps their account and order history. They just don't get marketing emails until they say yes.
It handles payments, Afterpay, postage and overseas markets well for Australian stores, and it's what we run ads into every day. If there's a genuine reason to stay where you are, the audit will tell you.
You do. The store, domain, theme, apps and data are all in your name, and so are the ad accounts. If we ever part ways, you keep everything.
Free audit, then your Scaling Roadmap
Fill in a few details and I'll go through your ads, your website or store, and how you follow up enquiries, then show you what's leaking and what we'd fix first. If we're not a fit, no worries at all. You'll still leave with something you didn't know before.
Jed Lynham
Jed calls you personally, usually the same business day.
We take on 2 to 3 new long-term partners at a time.
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