Online stores
I launch new stores, migrate existing ones between platforms and develop those that are already selling. I also help you choose a platform, because each of them suits a different scale and sales model.
Who it is for
I have been building and maintaining online stores for years, first at agencies and since 2017 also through my own business. Sales results often depend on details: product page speed, a simple cart, convenient payments and efficient order handling.
That is why, apart from the look of the store, I take care of integrations and automation that save time in daily operations.
Platforms
Built on WordPress
A good choice when the store goes hand in hand with rich content, a blog and SEO. It gives you full control over the code and has no subscription fee for the platform itself.
Subscription platform
Works well when a quick start matters and you do not want to deal with servers. Hosting, security and updates are handled by the platform.
Large catalogues
Handles large numbers of products, variants and attributes well. It is popular in Poland, so integrations with local services are easy to find.
What you get
A lightweight theme, optimised images and a sensible number of plugins shorten the loading time of product pages and the cart.
A simple cart, popular payment methods and clear delivery costs reduce the number of abandoned orders.
Integrations with couriers, invoicing and warehouse systems make order processing take less time.
Scope
Platform configuration, a theme matching the design, the product catalogue, payments, shipping and room for terms and a privacy policy.
Moving products, customers and orders between platforms, together with redirects from the old URLs.
Integrations with payment gateways such as Przelewy24 or PayU, as well as couriers and parcel lockers.
Connecting the store with invoicing, ERP, wholesalers and sales platforms so data does not have to be retyped by hand.
Analysing the purchase path and improving the product page, cart and checkout form.
Updates, backups, fixes and new features in a live store.
How I work
You tell me about the goal of the project and I ask about scope, deadlines and constraints. If something can be done in a simpler or cheaper way, I say so at this stage.
You receive a quote broken down into stages and a schedule, so it is clear what you are paying for and when you will see results.
I work in stages and show progress on a staging version, so you can give feedback along the way instead of only at the end.
I publish the project, check its performance and correct operation, and can stay on board afterwards as part of ongoing support.
Questions
It depends on the number of products, the maintenance budget, the integrations you need and how much time you want to spend on technical matters. During our first conversation I will compare specific options for you.
Yes. I move products, categories, customers and order history, and redirect the old URLs to the new ones to keep your Google traffic.
Content and photos are usually provided by the store owner. I can, however, implement AI-assisted description generation, so you only review and approve the results.
Yes. As part of ongoing support I take care of updates, backups and security, and add new features to the store.
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