Online stores for small businesses
Your products deserve a proper shop.
Make it easy for people to see what you sell, choose what they want, and place an order.
I build WooCommerce stores for small businesses with a focused collection of products. You bring the products and the know-how. I turn them into a clear, welcoming online shop that feels like your business.
Tell me about your shop
A practical place to sell
From browsing to checkout
Products people can understand
Good photos, useful descriptions, clear prices, and sensible categories. Sizes, colors, and other choices belong where customers can find them.
A straightforward way to buy
A shopping cart, payment setup, order emails, and shipping or pickup options suited to how you actually do business.
A shop that works on a phone
Product pages and checkout designed for the small screen, with the details customers need before they order.
Help keeping it current
I’ll show you how to update products and handle orders. If you would rather have help with ongoing website updates, we can arrange that too.
Getting found
Help Google understand what you sell.
I organize product information and set up the store so search engines can read it. Where appropriate, I can also connect your product catalog to Google Merchant Center for eligible free product listings.
This gives your products another way to be discovered. Google decides which listings appear; a well-built store supports your marketing, relationships, and customer service.
The right size of project
A manageable collection, thoughtfully presented.
A maker’s range, a specialty shop, or an established small business ready to sell online can be a good fit. The shop should suit the products and the people buying them.
We’ll talk through the number of products, the choices each product needs, and how orders are fulfilled before deciding on the build.
You know your products. I handle the website.
WooCommerce is the shop system that runs on your WordPress website. I handle the design, store setup, mobile layout, and testing, and explain the decisions in plain English.
The scope and price depend on your catalog and what the shop needs to do. We’ll agree on those details before work begins.
What we’ll start with
- Your product list, prices, photos, and descriptions
- Sizes, variations, stock, and any special ordering needs
- Where you sell and how you ship or offer pickup
- Your existing website, branding, and payment arrangements
Hosting, payment-processing fees, and any paid extensions are separate costs we’ll identify when planning the store.
See the work
Different products. Shops built around them.
Doc Eason’s shop
A focused catalog of magic tricks, books, videos, and downloads, organized so customers can browse the type of material they want.
Heather’s pie stores
Online shops for Heather’s Basalt and Snowmass locations, bringing savory pies, sweet pies, and cakes into clear product categories with pickup and shipping options.
The Grammar Police
A shop with a sense of humor, bringing grammar-themed merchandise into a storefront that feels like part of the community.
Let’s get your shop online.
Tell me what you sell, roughly how many products you have, and whether you already have a website. We’ll work out a sensible next step.
Talk with me about an online store