AI for eCommerce — Scale Your Online Store with AI-Powered Systems

The eCommerce brands winning today are the ones leveraging AI across every part of their operation: AI-optimized product listings, AI-powered ad targeting, AI-generated email sequences, and AI-driven pricing and inventory management. I've been in eCommerce for 20+ years. I've scaled brands from zero to Walmart. I've generated $190K in a single 3-day Black Friday campaign. I know what it takes to build a profitable eCommerce business in today's competitive landscape.

Product Listing Optimization — AI-optimized titles, descriptions, and images for Amazon, Walmart, and Shopify that rank higher and convert better. Email & SMS Automation — Abandoned cart sequences, post-purchase upsells, win-back campaigns, and VIP customer sequences that generate revenue on autopilot. Paid Advertising — Google Shopping, Meta Ads, and Amazon Sponsored Products campaigns optimized for ROAS. SEO — Product page SEO, category page optimization, and content marketing that drives organic traffic. Marketplace Expansion — Strategy and implementation for expanding from your own store to Amazon, Walmart, Target+, and other marketplaces.

The framework I use to scale eCommerce brands has three phases: Phase 1: Foundation — Optimize your product listings, fix your website conversion rate, and set up basic email automation. This phase typically generates a 20–40% revenue increase with no additional ad spend. Phase 2: Scale — Add paid advertising and increase ad spend on channels that are profitable. This phase is where most of the growth happens. Phase 3: Expand — Add new products, new marketplaces, and new customer segments. This is where brands go from 7 figures to 8 figures.

What platforms do you work with? Shopify, WooCommerce, Amazon, Walmart Marketplace, and custom eCommerce builds. Do you help with Amazon FBA specifically? Yes. I've scaled Amazon FBA businesses and have deep expertise in Amazon's algorithm and advertising platform. What's the minimum revenue to work with you? I typically work with eCommerce brands doing $500K+ in annual revenue, though I make exceptions for high-potential early-stage brands. Do you offer performance-based pricing? For established brands with proven products, yes. I offer revenue-share arrangements for some engagements.