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Cross-border fashion e-commerce buildout.

A project breakdown for launching a fashion e-commerce operation from research and storefront setup to paid media, creative production, reporting and retention.

This project is anonymized. Client identity, market details and sensitive numbers have been removed, but the workflow and delivery scope reflect real work.

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Business context

What was happening.

A new fashion e-commerce business needed to move from idea to operating storefront. The work could not stop at ads because product research, sourcing, website setup, creative production, reporting and customer retention all had to be connected before campaigns could be reviewed properly.

What needed fixing.

The project was treated as an operating system, not as one isolated ad account or design task.

  • A storefront and operating workflow that could support product testing.
  • Campaign and creative direction tied to clear product angles.
  • A review rhythm for spend, orders, creative feedback and customer retention.
  • A cleaner way to coordinate product sourcing, fulfillment notes and marketing output.

Scope of work.

Scope

Product and market research for launch planning.

Scope

Storefront structure, product page logic and campaign page readiness.

Scope

Paid acquisition setup across search and social channels.

Scope

AI-assisted creative production and content direction.

Scope

Email and retention workflow planning.

Scope

Reporting structure for weekly review.

Launch system structure.

  1. 01Research
  2. 02Offer
  3. 03Storefront
  4. 04Creative
  5. 05Paid channels
  6. 06Retention
  7. 07Weekly review

Public-safe outcomes.

Exact figures and sensitive performance data are removed. The outcomes below describe operational change.

  • The launch had a clearer operating stack instead of separate disconnected tasks.
  • The team had a repeatable workflow for product, creative, campaign and reporting decisions.
  • Creative and campaign review became easier because the storefront, content and paid channels followed the same launch logic.

What this means for a similar business.

Useful for e-commerce teams that are opening a new store, testing a new product category or trying to connect marketing execution with product operations.

Related services

Website and landing pages Paid acquisition Content and creative

Related work

RelatedE-commerce website and tracking setup

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