I help ecommerce brands acquire more customers, convert more visitors into buyers, and increase repeat purchases, through Meta Ads, Google Ads, Klaviyo email and SMS, conversion work, and cleaner tracking.
It's mostly me on your account, with a small team behind me when needed. You work directly with me, no account managers in the middle.
More than running channels, I help you spot what's holding growth back, decide where to focus next, and keep the right work moving so the business grows.
Best fit: ecommerce stores already selling that want one person responsible for revenue from marketing, with support that scales as the business grows.
Direct access to me. No account managers, no hand-offs. You text, call or email me.
Not just one channel. I look across ads, site, offer and retention to find what's costing you revenue.
The focus shifts with the business. You're never paying for work that isn't growing revenue or profit.
Most brands I work with aren't starting from zero. They're already selling, but they're stuck in one of these patterns:
If two of those land, keep reading.
A mix of brands from VP Marketing and my agency years.












































Hundreds of brands in, and the approach hasn't changed.
The goal is simple: get more of the right people to your store, turn more of them into buyers, and bring more of them back. I'm responsible for how the pieces work together to make that happen.
That means coordinating ads, email, site and offer so growth comes from the system, not from one tactic working harder than the rest.
Here's how that work shows up. Some of it runs in the background. Some becomes the focus for a few weeks. Some isn't needed right now at all.
Most business owners know marketing matters. They know they should be running ads, building an email list, improving conversion, retaining customers and tracking what's working.
The challenge is turning all of those moving parts into a system that actually helps the business grow.
That's the part I enjoy most. Building a marketing system that fits the business, keeping it moving, and helping owners focus on what's likely to make the biggest difference next.
Because growth rarely comes from one tactic. It comes from having the right pieces working together.
Whatever's already live keeps running while I get the lay of the land: ad accounts, Klaviyo, tracking and store performance.
The fastest path to more sales right now. Sometimes it's ads, sometimes it's a product page, an offer, email, or fixing tracking so spend stops leaking.
Attention goes to the lever that matters most. The rest keeps running. Every project ties back to more customers, higher conversion or stronger retention.
These aren't my only wins, just a handful that show what good work looks like across different stores and channels.
Their email was a few basic sends and not much else. I rebuilt it into a full program of flows and campaigns, and it went from a nice-to-have to nearly half the revenue.
Tightened the paid acquisition and sharpened the offer, and the new-customer count jumped by nearly a third, in a single quarter.
Reworked the offers and bundles so every order was worth more. Average order value up 40%, without spending a cent more on ads.
Started from a standing start. Built the audience and the sales engine alongside the brand, and grew it to a steady $40k a month.
Took a $5K-a-month store to over $200K a month by getting ads, email, CRO and offer working as one system.
When a channel is part of the focus, this is the standard the work is done to, and the kind of revenue it's built to drive.
Email and SMS should drive 20% to 30% of your store's revenue. It's the highest-margin money you'll make, with no ad spend attached. If you're not in that range, let's chat. If you are but reckon it could be tighter, let's chat about that too.
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The brands that win test more ad angles. That takes more creative than any single designer can churn out. Working from your existing content and footage, we produce the volume and variations needed to keep finding winners, so cost per acquisition keeps trending down instead of creeping up.
1:1Offer static
4:5Lifestyle
9:16Story
4:5UGC video
1:1Social proof
4:5Before / after
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Hand your ad account to a big agency and it often gets passed to a junior you'll never meet. With me, the person on the account is the person you hired, working on lower CPA, better ROAS, and more first-time buyers in the door. Here are three angles I'd run for the same brand.
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When someone searches exactly what you sell, you want to be the first store they see, not your competitor. Search, Shopping and Performance Max, set up and tuned for profitable ROAS, run by the person actually doing the work and scoped to what the business needs.
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Take Linen Connections. Good product, proven market, sales coming through the door, but growth had plateaued.
The issue: nobody was making sure every visitor, customer and ad dollar was actually working.
We tightened Meta Ads, rebuilt the core Klaviyo flows, fixed tracking so we could see what was working, and improved the store so more traffic converted and more customers came back.
Conversion rate went from 0.5% to over 2%. Monthly revenue from $5k to $200k+. Same product, same market, better execution.
Most marketing problems aren't channel problems. Before changing anything, I want to understand the business. These are the questions I keep coming back to:
The channels run in the background, Meta Ads, Google Ads, Klaviyo email and SMS, tracking, conversion and retention. That's the foundation that drives the numbers.
The bigger value is having someone who understands the business, helps you spot what's holding revenue back, and works with you on what will grow it next.
Less "channel manager." More "someone in your corner."
Most agencies sell channel management, a list of deliverables checked off every month. My job is different: help the business grow, not just keep the lights on.
That means spotting what's holding revenue back, deciding where the focus should go, and making sure the right work is happening, not just any work.
You work directly with me. Someone who runs the marketing system, helps you think through what's next, and acts like part of the team. No unnecessary layers. No bloated retainers. Just the right person in your corner, helping the business move forward.
VP Marketing is a great company run by someone who genuinely cares. Matthew has worked on several of our marketing projects and delivered amazing results. If you're after a no-BS approach and want to work with someone who's honest and committed, I highly recommend Matthew and his team.
Matt has been an absolute super star for our business. He genuinely cares and wants the best for us. Communicates clearly and explains his processes really well, couldn't recommend anymore highly. We've had fantastic results. Cheers mate!!
VP Marketing have helped take our company website marketing to the next level. Matthew is a creative thinker, timely, energetic and focused on delivering success for us. All the qualities you want on your team. We absolutely recommend VP Marketing.
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I'd rather be upfront than waste your time or mine. Here's where I tend to add the most value, and where I don't.

Hi, I'm Matt. I help ecommerce businesses build and run a complete marketing system. That means looking after Meta, Google, email, tracking, conversion and retention while helping identify what's most likely to move the business forward next. If you're looking for someone to own the marketing and think about the business with you, I'd love to learn more about your store.
I partner with ecommerce stores that want one person owning the marketing system and adjusting focus as the business changes. If that sounds like you, apply below.
Flat monthly fee — less than hiring a marketing person in-house. No lock-in, scope scales with the business. I'll tell you if I don't think it's a fit. I read every application myself. If it looks like I can genuinely help grow the business, I'll invite you to a call. If not, I'll be upfront.
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