Ecommerce · Montreal and across Canada

Grow past the store
you already launched.

Launching is the easy part. The hard part starts the week after: traffic that doesn't convert, ad costs that climb every quarter, a store that sells during a promo and goes quiet in between. We are an ecommerce agency in Montreal that treats the build, the search traffic, the ad spend, and the repeat purchase as one system, because that is how revenue actually moves.

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+79%
Conversion rate lift
$3.4M
Store revenue · yr 1
5
Disciplines, one team
+79%conversion rate · DTC apparel
1.2sstore load time · Shopify Plus
$3.4Mstore revenue · first year
+384%blended ROAS · DTC
6 wksdesign to launch · typical
$24M+ad spend · managed
+79%conversion rate · DTC apparel
1.2sstore load time · Shopify Plus
$3.4Mstore revenue · first year
+384%blended ROAS · DTC
6 wksdesign to launch · typical
$24M+ad spend · managed
A different approach

Most agencies sell
one piece of it.

Some build stores. Some buy media. Some do SEO. Each has value on its own, and each one stalls at the same place: the handoff. A beautiful store nobody can find. Category pages that rank but don't convert. Ad budget pouring into a checkout that leaks. We look at the whole path, from the first search to the second order, and fix the part that is actually costing you money.

Single-service shops
Three vendors, one store
A design agency ships a theme that was never built to rank
An SEO consultant files tickets the developer never prioritises
A media buyer scales spend into a checkout nobody has touched in a year
Every party reports a win while blended margin quietly falls
You spend your week translating between three agencies
Davnoot
One engine
The store is built for speed, crawlability, and checkout from day one
SEO fixes ship because the people who found them also write the code
Paid scales only after the page it lands on earns the traffic
One number everybody is measured against: revenue, after costs
One senior team, one roadmap, one weekly conversation
Services designed to work together

Seven disciplines,
one revenue engine.

Five core disciplines behind a growing store, plus the two marketplaces your buyers also shop. Read the whole thing top to bottom, or open any row for the full page on that discipline.

The store engine · 01–05 · build, find, sell, keep
01
Ecommerce Website Development Shopping that is fast, obvious, and built to survive your next catalogue. Explore Shopify development
What's included
  • Custom ecommerce builds on Shopify, Shopify Plus, and WooCommerce.
  • Theme customization and store redesigns that keep what already converts.
  • Replatforming and migrations with rankings and revenue carried across.
  • Performance work and mobile-first builds, because most of your traffic is a phone.
Product page · conversion
Merino Crew · Fog $148.00 CAD · in stock
Add to cart
Conversion rate 1.4% 2.5%
02
Ecommerce SEO Category and product pages that earn the click before you pay for it. Explore Shopify SEO services
What's included
  • Keyword research mapped to real categories, not a spreadsheet of head terms.
  • Technical audits covering facets, filters, pagination, and duplicate collections.
  • Category and product page optimization, plus the internal links between them.
  • Product and review structured data so listings earn the richer result.
Category ranking · 90 days
01your-store.com/collections↑ 14
02marketplace-listing.com
03competitor-store.ca
04roundup-blog.com
03
Google Ads and Shopping Buy the clicks that clear margin, not the ones that clear budget. Explore Google Ads management
What's included
  • Search, Shopping, and Performance Max structured around margin, not revenue.
  • Product feed optimization: titles, attributes, and the fields that decide impressions.
  • Remarketing that separates browsers, cart abandoners, and past buyers.
  • Conversion tracking wired to real orders, including offline and phone sales.
Shopping feed · test
Generic title1.6×
Winner
Attribute-rich4.2×
Brand-only2.1×
04
Meta Advertising Create the demand Google only captures, then bring the browsers back. Explore Meta Ads management
What's included
  • Prospecting and Advantage+ built to find buyers who have never heard of you.
  • Dynamic product ads driven off a catalogue that is actually maintained.
  • A creative testing engine shipping new variants every week, not every quarter.
  • CAPI and server-side tracking so iOS opt-outs don't blind the account.
Creative test · Meta
Variant A1.9×
Winner
Variant B4.7×
Variant C2.2×
05
Email and Retention The revenue after the first sale, running while you sleep. Explore Klaviyo email marketing
What's included
  • Abandoned cart, browse, and post-purchase flows that recover orders automatically.
  • Segmentation by behaviour and value, so your best buyers stop getting the blast.
  • Campaign calendars for launches, collections, and the seasons that carry your year.
  • SMS where it earns its place, wired to the same profile as the email.
Automated flows · revenue
Abandoned checkout+31%
Post-purchase+18%
Winback · 90 day+12%
Where else your buyers shop · 06–07 · the marketplaces
06
Amazon Ads Win the shelf on the platform where the search already ends in a purchase. Explore the Amazon ads agency
What's included
  • Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands, and DSP managed against ACOS targets.
  • Listing and A+ content optimization so the paid click has somewhere to land.
  • amazon.ca and amazon.com run as one account, not two disconnected budgets.
Sponsored Products · placement
01Your listing · sponsored↑ ACOS 18%
02Competing brand
03Private label
07
Pinterest Ads Reach shoppers in the planning window, before the category is decided. Explore the Pinterest ads agency
What's included
  • Shopping ads and catalogue feeds for visual, considered-purchase categories.
  • Promoted Pins built for saves and long tails, not just same-session clicks.
  • Seasonal planning that starts months before the season your buyers plan for.
Catalogue ads · saves
Lifestyle3.8×
Winner
In-context5.1×
Product only1.7×
Platforms we work with

The right platform
is the boring one.

Catalogue size, order volume, how your ops team actually works, and what you plan to sell in three years. Those decide the platform. We don't recommend the same one to everyone, and if your current store is fine, we will tell you that instead of quoting a migration.

Shopify
Most stores, most of the time

Fast to launch, cheap to run, and the ecosystem covers almost every edge case. The default unless something specific rules it out.

Shopify Plus
High volume, complex ops

Worth it for checkout control, multi-storefront, B2B, and the automation that stops your team doing the same task by hand every morning.

WooCommerce
Content-led catalogues

When the store lives inside a serious content site, or you need ownership and control of the stack that hosted platforms won't give you.

Magento
Large, established catalogues

Usually inherited rather than chosen. We maintain and optimize Magento stores, and we're straight with you about when moving off it pays for itself.

Headless
Custom front ends

A decoupled storefront when the experience genuinely needs it. A real cost in complexity, so it needs a real reason beyond speed scores.

Custom builds
Models nothing off-the-shelf fits

Subscription, rental, configurators, marketplace mechanics. Built by the same team that writes our custom software.

Why businesses choose Davnoot

Good decisions need
both halves of the room.

Our developers, SEO specialists, and ad strategists sit on the same team and the same call. Design decisions get made knowing what they cost in search. Ad budgets get set knowing what the checkout can actually carry. That is harder to arrange than it sounds, and it is most of the difference.

01

One team, not four vendors

You get one roadmap and one weekly conversation instead of refereeing between a design shop, an SEO consultant, and two media buyers who have never spoken.

02

Engineers who understand search

The people writing your theme know what a faceted URL does to a crawl budget. SEO fixes get shipped instead of filed, because the same team owns both ends.

03

Measured on revenue, after costs

Platform-reported ROAS flatters everyone. We report blended numbers against your margin, and we will tell you when a channel isn't earning its budget.

04

Bilingual for the Quebec market

French and English campaigns, product copy, and flows built properly rather than machine translated. It matters here, and it shows in the conversion rate.

05

You own everything

Your store, your ad accounts, your data, your code. No proprietary platform to be locked into and no hostage situation if you ever decide to leave.

06

Scoped before we start

A named plan with dates and deliverables agreed up front. Every line is priced before the work begins, not invoiced as a surprise three months in.

Is your store ready to scale

If any of these sound
familiar, we can help.

Growth rarely comes from changing one thing. It usually comes from fixing several that quietly depend on each other. These are the signals that usually mean more than one is broken.

Most stores that plateau are not failing at any single thing. Traffic is fine, the ads work on paper, the store looks good. But the parts were built by different people at different times against different goals, and nobody owns the number they add up to.

The first thing we do is find which one is actually capping the others. Sometimes it's the checkout. Sometimes it's a product feed nobody has opened in a year. It is almost never the thing you were about to spend the budget on.

Traffic is up and sales are not
Usually a conversion problem wearing a traffic problem's clothes. The fix is on the page, not in the ad account.
Conversion
Ad costs climb every quarter
Rising CAC with flat revenue means you're renting demand you never learned to earn. Organic and retention are the rent control.
Paid
Shoppers abandon before checkout
Every point of cart abandonment is paid traffic you already bought. Recovery flows and a faster checkout pay for themselves first.
Retention
Organic search has stopped growing
Category pages that plateaued are usually a technical ceiling: facets, thin collections, or a template that can't be optimized.
SEO
Revenue only moves during promos
A store that sells on discount and goes quiet between has a demand problem, and discounting it further makes the margin worse.
Demand
Your platform no longer fits
Workarounds stacking up, apps papering over gaps, ops doing by hand what the platform should do. Time to price a migration honestly.
Platform
You want one partner, not four
Managing separate agencies for build, search, and paid is a job. If it has become yours, that is reason enough to consolidate.
Ops
By the numbers

Proof, not promises.

Outcomes across the stores we've built and scaled. The same engine behind every discipline on this page.

+79%
Conversion rate · DTC apparel
$3.4M
Store revenue · first year
1.2s
Store load · Shopify Plus
+384%
Blended ROAS · paid
6 wks
Design to launch · typical
50+
Brands scaled & counting
FAQ

Straight answers
on ecommerce.

What does an ecommerce agency do?+
An ecommerce agency helps a business grow online sales across the whole path a shopper takes: building and maintaining the store, earning organic search traffic, running paid advertising, improving conversion, and keeping customers through email and retention. The useful ones connect those pieces rather than selling them as separate projects, because the constraint on revenue is usually the handoff between them.
Do you only work with Shopify stores?+
No. We work extensively with Shopify and Shopify Plus, and we also support WooCommerce, Magento, headless storefronts, and fully custom builds. The platform should follow your catalogue, order volume, and how your operations team actually works, so we recommend based on those rather than defaulting everyone to the same answer.
Can you improve an existing ecommerce website?+
Yes, and it's most of what we do. Many projects are redesigns, SEO and performance work, and conversion-focused updates to a store that already sells, rather than a rebuild from scratch. Rebuilding throws away the pages and rankings you already paid for, so we only recommend it when the platform or the codebase is genuinely the thing holding revenue back.
Do I need SEO if I'm already running paid ads?+
They solve different problems. Paid buys visibility immediately and stops the day you stop paying; SEO compounds slowly and keeps working. Stores that rely only on paid tend to watch their cost per acquisition rise every year with no floor under it. Running both means the paid budget is a growth lever rather than the only thing keeping revenue alive.
How long does ecommerce SEO take?+
Technical fixes can move things within weeks; category and product rankings usually take three to six months to show meaningful movement, and competitive categories take longer. The honest answer is that it depends on your starting technical health, your catalogue size, and how established the sites ahead of you are. Anyone quoting a fixed timeline before looking at your store is guessing.
Can Davnoot manage both development and marketing?+
Yes, and it's the reason most clients come to us. One team covers store development, SEO, Google Ads, Meta advertising, email and retention, so the roadmap stays connected and nobody is waiting on a vendor who doesn't answer to the same goal. You can also engage us for a single discipline if that's the gap you actually have.
Pairs well with

A store is stronger
with the full engine.

The disciplines above cover the store itself. These three cover the demand around it, and the tooling underneath it.

One partner, the whole store

Let's grow the store
you already have.

Book a free 30-minute call. We'll look at where your store leaks revenue today, and tell you which single fix is worth the most in the next 90 days, whether or not you hire us to do it.