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E-commerce marketing. Find your next partner.

Search, campaigns or customer retention: explore marketing partners and define which work should support your brand’s next stage.

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Marketing

Bloofusion

bloofusion.de

SEO, paid search and analytics for digital sales.

  • Search engine optimisation
  • Paid search for e-commerce
  • Web analytics & CRO

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Marketing

dreifive

dreifive.com

Digital marketing across search, social media and display.

  • Search engine marketing
  • Social advertising
  • Creative services & analytics

Editorial research ·

Marketing

eology

eology.de

Paid advertising, from strategy and campaign setup to ongoing optimisation.

  • Google Ads & Microsoft Ads
  • Social ads
  • Campaign strategy

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Marketing

Mailody

mailody.de

Email marketing and customer retention for e-commerce businesses.

  • Email marketing
  • WhatsApp marketing
  • Deliverability & print

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Services & possibilities

Choose e-commerce marketing around the task

Visibility, relevant traffic and repeat purchases are different jobs. Before choosing an agency, define the audience, assortment and commercial constraints. These determine which channels and capabilities you need.

SEO, paid campaigns, content and email can support one another. Even so, ownership of strategy, execution, product feeds and measurement needs to be clear. Profiles provide an initial view; discuss scope and fit using your actual starting point.

01

SEO & content

Consider technical SEO, category content and product presentation together. Goals and priorities need to fit the store and the content team available.

02

Paid search & campaigns

Connect search ads, shopping campaigns and other paid channels to product data and landing pages. Separate media spend from agency fees.

03

Customer retention

Plan email and other direct channels for existing customers. Align audiences, content and contact rules with the data actually available.

Compare with confidence

Find the right fit for your business.

Compare the actual scope against your requirements. Use these points to guide the first conversation.

  1. 01

    Goals & measurement

    Define visibility, relevant visits, sales or retention goals and establish what data is available.

  2. 02

    Accounts & transparency

    Agree access to advertising accounts, reports, changes and eventual handover.

  3. 03

    Ways of working

    Allocate internal input, communication cadence and responsibilities across the agency, store team and content team.

Good to know

Questions about Marketing

A few answers before you start a conversation.

Should I start with SEO or paid campaigns?

It depends on the offer, competition, budget and current visibility. Review your starting point and landing page quality first. A channel plan should explain those conditions rather than automatically favouring one channel.

Is a full-service agency always better?

A broad team can combine workstreams, while a specialist may suit a clearly defined task. Focus on the people actually involved, responsibilities and handoffs. Compare the proposed team and scope.

What belongs in a marketing brief?

Describe products, audiences, sales markets, existing channels and available measures. Add budget and internal capacity. This helps establish whether you need strategy, execution or support for one channel.

From shortlist to conversation

Start with a useful brief.

Have this information ready when you contact providers:

  • Products, audiences and sales markets
  • Existing channels, accounts and available data
  • Goals, budget and internal capacity

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