Senior ecommerce support for teams that need to understand the problem behind the performance symptom, connect the commercial and technical evidence, and decide what should change next.
Senior ecommerce bandwidth, UK
Make the problem clear before you buy another solution.
Most ecommerce problems no longer sit neatly inside one channel, team or platform. They sit between product data, customer behaviour, stock, margin, content, measurement and the systems deciding what gets shown.
Nomorecookies helps UK ecommerce, DTC, retail and mail order teams separate symptoms from causes, find the evidence that matters, and turn messy commercial questions into work the business can actually do.
No scare score. No platform agenda. No retainer-shaped diagnosis. Just experienced ecommerce support where the thinking and the work are getting stuck.
Positioning
What this is and what this is not.
It is not a privacy-cookie service, an AI scare campaign, a software product, a media agency, a platform selection exercise, or a technical audit that ends in a PDF.
The problem
The expensive problems are usually hiding between functions.
It looks like a marketing problem.
Flat conversion, rising acquisition costs, weak search performance and margin pressure are often symptoms of weaker product, data, content, measurement or stock signals.
The evidence is scattered.
Product pages, feeds, analytics, customer reviews, returns, stock, search terms, fulfilment promises and content all hold clues, but they rarely sit in one commercial work plan.
Your team has no room to breathe.
BAU keeps moving. Teams still have trading targets, campaigns, stock issues, partners, CRM, content and customer experience to manage while the operating model needs attention.
Low-risk first step
No backend access needed for the first stage.
The first audit looks only at what can be inspected from the outside: public product pages, structured data, page markup, discoverability, content signals and the evidence a machine or customer can reuse without internal context.
No ecommerce platform, ERP, WMS, CRM, repository or admin access is needed for the initial review. If deeper implementation work is agreed later, access is handled through your normal internal controls.
Can your team do this themselves?
Yes. And they should.
A good ecommerce team can already check schema, feed diagnostics, product content, tracking and basic accessibility. The problem is not that the information is secret.
The problem is deciding what it means commercially. Which gap is a genuine constraint? Which one is noise? What would need to be true for the fix to matter?
Nomorecookies turns those scattered clues into a prioritised, testable work plan, then adds senior bandwidth to get useful changes moving while BAU continues.
Main offer
The 90-day Commerce Evidence Sprint.
A practical way to understand the real constraint, fix the no-regret basics and build a working rhythm your internal team can keep using.
Phase 01
Find the gaps
Public storefront crawl, PDP evidence, structured data, feed quality, category content, customer-language gaps, accessibility friction and competitor discovery checks.
Weeks 1 to 3Phase 02
Fix the no-regret basics
Product attributes, feed mapping, schema recommendations, FAQ structure, PDP evidence gaps, category content briefs, internal search and paid platform signal improvements.
Weeks 4 to 8Phase 03
Build the working rhythm
A practical rhythm for ecommerce, merchandising, content, CRM, paid media, CX, operations and trading so improvements keep happening after the sprint ends.
Weeks 9 to 12No-regret fixes first
This is not a bet on speculative AI traffic.
The first priority is the work that already improves search, shopping feeds, accessibility, internal search, product clarity, customer confidence and trading decisions.
01
Product clarity
Better attributes, titles, descriptions, images, FAQs and PDP content help people and automated systems understand what the product is for.
02
Feed performance
Cleaner product data and richer attributes improve the surfaces that already drive ecommerce visibility.
03
Trading confidence
Stock, margin, product priority and customer-value signals help teams make better commercial decisions.
Product and feed enrichment
Most retailers have valid data. Fewer have useful evidence.
Most retailers have the basics in their product feed. Fewer have the richer product attributes that explain why a product is relevant, who it suits and what trade-offs it carries.
I review where your product data, PIM, platform fields and feed rules are underused, then help your team map the attributes that matter: product details, highlights, material, fit, sizing, certifications, margin signals, stock status and category-specific features.
The aim is not feed hygiene for its own sake. It is better product interpretation across search, paid platforms, internal search, assisted discovery and future commerce surfaces.
Beyond the product page
Discovery is not only a product-page problem.
If shoppers and automated systems are comparing the market, your product data matters, but so does the wider evidence around your brand, category and proposition.
I help teams look at where their category is being discussed, how competitors are described, which questions customers ask, and whether content partnerships are building useful authority or simply generating tracked links.
Day 90
What should be in place by day 90?
- A clear baseline of your product, customer and commercial evidence gaps
- A prioritised action backlog split by impact, effort and owner
- Product feed enrichment recommendations
- PDP, schema and content improvements briefed or implemented
- A competitor, customer-language and category evidence map
- A practical operating rhythm across ecommerce, merchandising, content, CRM, paid media and CX
- A handover pack your internal team can keep using
Need senior bandwidth without another long-term entanglement?
Start with a short readiness call. If there is a useful next step, you get a clear proposal before any paid work starts.
Book a free readiness call