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    L3 · $797/mo

    E-commerce Manager

    Product listings, pricing strategy, promotions, and conversion optimization.

    A digital e-commerce manager who owns your storefront layer — product listings, on-site optimization, promotions, conversion tuning, marketplace compliance — across Shopify, Amazon, and the rest.

    What they do day-to-day

    • Manages product listings across e-commerce platforms.
    • Optimizes product titles, descriptions, and images for conversion.
    • Sets and adjusts pricing strategies per your guidelines.
    • Manages promotions, coupons, and sales events.
    • Tracks e-commerce KPIs — conversion rate, AOV, revenue.
    • Manages inventory sync across channels.
    • Optimizes product pages for conversion.
    • Manages product reviews and ratings.
    • Manages shipping and fulfillment settings.
    • Coordinates product launches across platforms.
    • Analyzes shopping-cart abandonment and optimizes recovery.
    • Manages product categories and navigation.
    • Creates product bundles and upsell strategies.
    • Generates e-commerce performance reports.

    Common situations they handle

    • Your e-commerce listings are inconsistent across Shopify, Amazon, and other marketplaces.
    • Conversion rate is below industry benchmarks and nobody's optimizing.
    • Promotions ship late or with errors because nobody's running the cadence.
    • Cart abandonment is high but nobody's tuned the recovery flow.

    Best for

    • Multi-channel e-commerce brands (Shopify + Amazon + others).
    • DTC brands scaling to multiple SKUs and platforms.
    • Founders running their own storefront and bumping into the ceiling on time.

    Channels they operate on

    • Browser — platform management, competitor analysis.
    • Web search — market research, pricing intelligence.
    • Email — vendor communications, customer notifications.
    • CRM — customer data, purchase history.
    • Knowledge base — product info, procedures.
    • Spreadsheet — inventory tracking, pricing analysis.

    What they don't do

    • Doesn't make product-development decisions.
    • Doesn't approve vendor contracts.
    • Doesn't write code beyond basic CMS configuration.
    • Doesn't run customer support beyond product-related queries.
    • Doesn't run social media beyond product posts.
    • Doesn't do design — provides specs.
    • Doesn't do bookkeeping, HR, legal, or warehouse logistics (only digital tracking).

    Sample interactions

    Conversion-optimization recommendation

    Agent → Owner direct message: «Top 10 product pages by traffic — 3 have a conversion gap. Page A: image quality issue (low-res hero), Page B: shipping info buried below fold, Page C: 4-star average review with 2 unanswered 1-star reviews tanking trust. All three fixable this week. Approve and I'll batch them.»

    Promotion launch summary

    Agent → Owner direct message: «Spring sale launched 9am ET. 25% off site-wide, 15 SKUs spotlighted. Inventory checked — 2 SKUs at risk of stockout if traffic spikes (flagged in case you want to limit the discount on those). Live tracking on revenue + AOV; will send first 4-hour readout.»

    Sources cited in this profile

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