Buried products, stale collections, messy product data. That's stock you own, sitting still. We run your catalog and merchandising as a managed service, so what's on the shelf gets seen, and what gets seen gets bought.
The catalog drifted. Collections went stale. Metafields sprawled. Pricing crept. You built the store; now the data behind it runs itself, badly.
Shopify calls it one thing. Amazon calls it another. Your wholesale portal has a third. Support answers questions your own data made up.
You have eighteen collections. Half were curated once and forgotten. The rest are on autopilot showing whatever the sort algorithm picks. Nobody knows what customers actually see.
Same data, three keys. Half your PDPs render neither. Every theme update prays nothing quietly broke.
You set USD, GBP, EUR, CAD once. FX moved. Sales happened. Six months later the prices don't add up and someone's underselling by eight points.
No new ad spend, no new inventory. The same store, sorted by data instead of gut.
Traffic you already paid for, inventory you already bought. The catalog decides how much of it converts.
Catalog, collections, metafields, SEO, international pricing, automation. Run on one cadence, answered for by one team.
Every product named, tagged, priced, and described right, everywhere. No CSV uploads at midnight, no duplicate SKUs, no "which version is live." Your catalog just stays clean.
Your storefront stays fresh without you touching it. Collections curated, tagged, merchandised on a weekly cadence, so the products that sell are always the products people see.
One schema. Applied consistently. Metafields that survive theme swaps, PDP rebuilds, and every future integration. Change once, correct across the store.
Titles, descriptions, URLs, and internal linking owned page by page. Collections rank while you sleep, so search traffic compounds instead of drifting.
Sell in every currency without pricing chaos. International prices mapped, adjusted for FX and margin, and kept consistent across markets and bundles.
Tag rules, dynamic collections, batch pricing, bulk edits. The manual grind you're doing today, automated with rules that hold up as the catalog scales.