I took one store from this to this in one month.

£631 to £13,641 in sales21.6×

A UK e-commerce store's revenue, the month before I took over and the month I did.

I rebuilt its ads: 14x the spend at a 4.1x return.

From its own statements, May and June 2026. Kept private.

Same store. It stopped losing money.

a £538 loss to a £2,830 profitIn profit.

Profit that month, from a £538 monthly loss. Before loan repayments; it had none then.

Across the brands I run.

£268^k

Revenue across 4 UK brands in 5.5 months, May to mid October 2026.

Without a penny on ads.

£17^k

From email flows for one store, July to October 2026.

About a third of its revenue, at zero ad cost.

How it works in your business

I do more than the ads: the store, the emails, the offers, whatever is losing money.

Tap a row to see what I do there.

The problem: Ads that look busy and lose money.
What I do: Every ad is written for one exact buyer. An ad that isn't paying goes off the same day.
The result: One store: 14x the ad spend at a 4.1x return, the month I took over.

The problem: Buyers who come once and never again.
What I do: Flows that sell to the people who already know you: the welcome, the abandoned basket, the second order.
The result: One store: £17,000 from July to October 2026, about a third of its revenue, at zero ad cost.

The problem: Visitors who arrive from the ad and leave without buying.
What I do: Fix the pages where the money leaks: the product page, the basket, the checkout.
What you see: What each fix keeps you, in pounds, after product, postage and fees.

The problem: Discounts that sell more and keep less.
What I do: Offers built around your margin, so a busy week is also a profitable one.
What you see: What every offer kept, not just what it sold.

My cut. Nothing else.

30^%

No fee, no retainer, no setup charge. A bad month costs you nothing.