How I rebuilt the automation framework, modernized the UX, and fixed product data for a UK building products manufacturer.
A building products group running four niche e-commerce stores approached me to fix declining sales, broken UX, and abandoned baskets that were never recovered.
Their product data was inconsistent, landing pages were outdated, and email marketing generated little to no revenue.
The Outcome: By rebuilding their automation framework, fixing product data, improving SEO, and refreshing their e-commerce branding, I helped them unlock over £1M in measurable impact.
Across the four stores, the issues were clear:
I manually engineered a hybrid automation stack using spreadsheets, Zapier, and a low-cost tool. This triggered recovery emails when baskets were abandoned.
I delivered a full site refresh without a full rebuild. I redesigned key modules, banners, product tiles, and sales blocks using a stronger trade positioning.
Consistent data meant correct sizing, attributes, and filters. This resulted in merchant-ready naming, accurate search, and significantly fewer support tickets.
I fixed the most impactful technical issues: page speed, indexing, sitemaps, and schema markup. This generated higher organic rankings and consistent month-on-month traffic growth.
Instead of sporadic broadcasts, I built a disciplined, revenue-driven system. New branded templates, weekly trade offers, and automated follow-ups turned email from a task into a revenue machine.
“Dan completely transformed our e-commerce performance. The cart recovery system exceeded all expectations and generated hundreds of thousands in recovered revenue. The improvements to our product data, SEO, branding and email marketing made a measurable impact month after month.”
- Commercial Director, UK Building Products Manufacturer