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Ecommerce Digital Marketing

Ecommerce digital marketing
that pays for the quarter.

1Dot Digital runs ecommerce digital marketing for online stores: Google Shopping and search, email and retention, and paid social, structured around product margin and reported as revenue.

Reviewed by Ans Naeem, Head of Marketing Dept. · Updated November 3, 2026

Every channel is planned against contribution margin and measured in the same GA4, ad-platform and email data, so budget moves to what pays back. Organic search is handled through our ecommerce SEO service and planned alongside.

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Marketing Analytics Growth Dashboard 1Dot Digital
Paid ROAS5.2x
Last 90 days
+$850KOrganic revenue
Channels planned together
Organic revenue
+$850K
Non-brand sessions
+54%
Paid ROAS
5.2x

Channels

Ecommerce marketing channels, planned against margin

Paid search & shopping

Immediate

Google Shopping, search and Performance Max structured around margin, with feed quality treated as the first lever.

  • Email & retention
  • Campaign structure by margin tier
  • Landing page alignment

Email & retention

Retention

Flows and campaigns in Klaviyo or your ESP — welcome, browse, cart, post-purchase — measured on repeat revenue.

  • Flow audit and rebuild
  • Segmentation strategy
  • Campaign calendar

Social & creative

Demand

Paid social with a regular creative testing cadence, tied back to the same revenue reporting as every other channel.

  • Creative testing plan
  • Audience structure
  • Attribution alignment

Analytics & measurement

Clarity

GA4, ad-platform and email data reconciled so every channel is judged on revenue and margin, not platform-reported conversions alone.

  • Technical audit and fixes
  • Keyword-to-page map
  • Category content programme

Cadence

How a month runs

01

Week 1 — Plan

Priorities set against last month's revenue and margin data.

02

Week 2–3 — Execute

Campaign changes, creative and flow updates shipped.

03

Week 4 — Measure

Report built from ad-platform, GA4 and ESP data; next month's plan drafted.

04

Quarterly

Strategy review against KPI targets.

Reporting

What you'll see every month

MetricDefinitionSource
Paid efficiencyROAS and marginal CPA by campaign tier.Ads platform + GA4
Blended efficiencyTotal revenue divided by total marketing spend across channels.Store data + GA4
Retention revenueRevenue from flows and campaigns, repeat-purchase rate.ESP + store data
Contribution marginRevenue after product cost and ad spend, by channel.Store data (requires cost data)

Results

Published with a definition and a window

We report results with the metric, period and source named. No vanity multipliers.

See marketing case studies
+54%Non-brand organic revenue, 12 months
5.2xBlended ROAS, 90 Days

FAQ

Growth questions

Should we start with paid ads or email?

It depends on margin and what you already have. If your email flows are thin, fixing them often pays back fastest; paid search and Shopping add demand on top. We prioritize by contribution margin, not platform-reported ROAS.

Do you create ad and email creative?

Yes. We plan and produce ad creative and email content as part of the channel plans. For category and buying-guide content, see our ecommerce SEO service.

Is there a minimum contract term?

Terms are stated in your proposal. VERIFY BEFORE PUBLISHING: replace with the real policy if one exists.

Which ad channels do you manage?

Google Shopping, search and Performance Max, paid social, and email and retention in Klaviyo or your ESP.

How do you measure results?

In revenue and margin from GA4, the ad platforms and your email system, not clicks or impressions. The monthly report names each metric, its definition and its source.

What ad spend do we need?

It depends on your margins and goals. We size budgets in the 90-day plan.

Want a growth plan built on your numbers?

Share ad account, ESP and GA4 access and we'll return a 90-day plan with channel priorities and target metrics.