Your ecommerce site has four conversion rates, not one
The 2.5% conversion rate every ecommerce founder tracks is an average of four completely different rates. Improving "the site" without knowing which one is leaking is why most redesigns don't move the number. A plain-English guide to unbundling ecommerce conversion, diagnosing the actual stage that is leaking, and fixing the right thing.
For ecommerce on Google, your product feed is the campaign
Most ecommerce brands optimise the account and ignore the feed. It is the wrong way around. On Google in 2026, the product feed does most of the work Shopping and Performance Max used to hand to the media buyer. A plain-English guide to why the feed is the campaign, what to fix inside it, and the account decisions that still actually matter.
For ecommerce on Meta, creative is the only lever that still scales
Meta's algorithm has become genuinely good at finding buyers without your help, so your audience targeting barely moves the needle anymore. What does is what you put in front of those buyers. A plain-English guide to scaling ecommerce on Meta in 2026, why creative is now the dominant performance lever, and what a good creative system actually looks like.
Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC): The Metric That Decides Whether You Scale or Stall
Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC) explains how much it really costs to win a customer. Learn how to calculate CAC, why it’s rising in 2026, common mistakes businesses make, and proven strategies to reduce CAC and scale profitably across Google and Meta Ads.
