Digital marketing for an ecommerce or D2C brand means finding shoppers online and turning them into orders that still leave a profit. PromotEdge plans Meta and Google ads, search, marketplace listings, WhatsApp and email for online brands, starting from the margin on each product, not from the ad budget.
Most ecommerce marketing goes wrong in one place: each channel is judged alone. Meta shows its own return on ad spend (ROAS: what you sell for every ₹1 of ads), the marketplace shows its own sales, and your bank shows a third number. We put them in one sheet. It is read on contribution margin (what an order leaves after product cost, shipping, fees, returns and ads) and on the cost of winning one new customer (CAC).
The channels, and the page that explains each: paid ads on Meta and Google, social media and creators, marketplaces, WhatsApp, ecommerce SEO and email. For a Shopify or other store that needs fixing first, see Shopify development. The full picture for your category is on our D2C and ecommerce marketing page.
Start with two channels and add a third when the numbers hold. Which two depends on your buyers: Meta ads and creators show the product to people who were not looking, while Google Shopping and marketplace listings meet people who are searching. Email and WhatsApp bring repeat orders, and repeat orders carry the profit.
Want a second look at your numbers first? Our marketing audit works out margin by product and break-even CAC. A strategist has a free 30-minute call with you, by phone or WhatsApp, and a written quote follows within 2 working days. Nothing starts until you approve it. This is general guidance for online brands that sell direct to shoppers.