eCommerce Marketing – it’s not just a service…
An eCommerce marketing plan is developed by focusing on five objectives: systems, helping new visitors to find the website, turning visitors into customers, after-sale marketing to encourage repeat visitors, and multi-channel distribution and understanding all the data
Helping new visitors find a company’s eCommerce website is largely dependent on search engine optimization, pay-per-click marketing, social media marketing, and display advertising. A successful eCommerce marketing team also needs to have expertise in infrastructure, order management, inventory integrations, multi-channel product distribution, shipping providers, payment gateways, accounting, and MAP policy, and know how to streamline these systems to make them all work for the business. The biggest key is aligning all these systems and marketing efforts with the technical skill set of the team and business, whether it’s a small retailer, resort, multi -location retailer, or a product manufacturer.

Website Platforms & Hosting
Shipping Intergrations
Accounting Integrations
Payment Intergrations
Inventory and Warehousing
Systems are crucial to think through ahead of time. They can make or break you as you scale your eCommerce business. Systems can always change as you scale but, as a company, having forethought on both scaling and integrations helps keep things streamlined.
(SEO) Search Engine Optimization
Pay Per Click Advertisng (Google & Bing)
Social Advertising (Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram)
Word of Mouth
Content (Articles, Blogs, Images)
Acquiring new visitors is key to business growth, whether you are just getting your business off the ground or growing an existing company. In the B2C world, new visitor acquisition planning involves countless hours determining the best methods for your company to succeed, based on both budget and time. Conversion rates and optimization both start with this step.
Product Bundling
Positions of Individual Products
Deals, Coupons, and Promos
Checkout Notifications
A/B Testing
Once a customer arrives to your website, there are many things that assist in generating more purchases, including product placement, tracking, ease of use, appropriate inventory, and allowing guest checkouts. Additionally, several things go into conversion optimization strategies but, at the end of the day, it’s all based on your industry and customers. We’ve seen profitable conversion rates ranging from .21% to 10%.
Abandon Cart Recovery
E-mail Marketing
Gathering Reviews
Identifying Top Profitable Customers & Products
Advertising Re-targeting
Customer Service
A customer sale is only the beginning. In today’s market, with everyone so distracted, it takes a lot of work to stay in front of customers who have already purchased from you. Existing stores can benefit from really focusing on this area of the process.
Amazon Seller vs. Amazon Vendor
Wholesale vs. Retail
Management and Tracking
Additional Marketplaces
MAP Policies
Multi-channel eCommerce is a big step to grow or scale your eCommerce activities, but should only be implemented after your “marketing machine” and systems are dialed in. If you are a product manufacturer, you MUST have a strong MAP policy before you allow other retailers or marketplaces to sell your product online, to not start a price war for your own product. In many cases, even the manufacturer can get cut out by large marketplaces with bigger ad budgets. Multi-channel eCommerce can be incredibly profitable, while building your brand at the same time.
HOW CAN WE HELP?
SCALABLE
You always have to start somewhere. Our Backcountry Digital team of experts will scale our efforts to align with your business and goals. We have worked with a variety of businesses, from startups to $200M/year corporations, while always focusing on eCommerce and digital marketing. Together, we can accomplish what you need and build a process for it. We will assist in training your staff and sorting through systems while maintaining the integrity of your unique business.
STRATEGY.
Helping review your business model is a key element before starting with any of our efforts.
Analytics overview
Go-to-market strategy
Web hosting, emails, and domains
Ideal client profiling
Systems review
MARKETING.
Let us go on this journey with you, working with you day-to-day while helping you scale.
SEO
Pay Per Click
Multi Channel eCommerce
Email Marketing
Social Advertising
TRAINING.
Support and training keeps you and your team current on basics plus new trends / strategies.
Social Media
Content Marketing
eCommerce Best Practices
Defining markets
How To…