A BigCommerce Agency Focused on Marketing Your Store

Who this service is for

BigCommerce suits brands with large catalogs, many variants, B2B buyers or more than one storefront. Those same strengths add setup work. Feeds need careful mapping, promotions need clear rules and customer groups need the right pricing.

This service is for brands already on BigCommerce, or about to launch on it, that need marketing help. If you need a new theme or a full build, our ecommerce web design team handles that side. We focus on traffic, conversion and repeat sales.

BigCommerce marketing work we handle

We use built-in features first and add apps only where they earn their cost.

• Product feeds and channels – Google, Microsoft, Meta and marketplace feeds through Channel Manager or Feedonomics, which BigCommerce owns, with clean titles and attributes.
• Promotions – Coupon codes, automatic promotions, tiered discounts and free shipping rules set up so they stack the way you intend.
• Customer groups and price lists – Group-based pricing and catalog visibility for wholesale, VIP or loyalty customers.
• Integrations – Connections to GA4, Klaviyo, review apps, ERPs and shipping tools, tested end to end.
• Category and product pages – Faceted search, category copy, URL structure and product page content that help both shoppers and search engines.
• Multi-storefront – Separate storefronts for brands, regions or audiences, each with its own campaigns and reporting.

Marketing a B2B or wholesale store

Many BigCommerce stores sell to businesses as well as consumers. B2B buyers expect account pricing, quick reorder, quotes and payment on terms. BigCommerce's B2B Edition adds company accounts, quote requests and purchase order payments.

Those features change how you market. Wholesale buyers need sign-up and approval flows, reorder reminders and account-based emails, not flash sales. We set up separate journeys for each buyer type, so a retail promotion does not land in a wholesale buyer's inbox. We also keep wholesale pricing hidden from public feeds.

How we work with BigCommerce brands

Step 1: We audit your store settings, feeds, promotions and tracking. Step 2: We agree on a 90-day plan ranked by expected impact. Step 3: We fix feeds and tracking first, because ads and reports depend on them.

Step 4: We launch promotions, page updates and email flows in planned batches. Step 5: Monthly reviews show what each change did, and we adjust the plan.

Feed work often overlaps with our product feed management service, and tracking with our ecommerce analytics work. You get one team across all three.

Working with a BigCommerce partner: pricing and fit

See our Kay Properties case study.

You get a clear price in your free proposal, after we look at your goals. Cost depends on catalog size, the number of storefronts and channels, and whether B2B flows are in scope.

We will not promise a revenue figure or a set return on ad spend. We will give you clear reports and change course when something is not working. BigCommerce work is part of our wider ecommerce marketing services.

Last updated: 18 October 2026