Case study 04, E-commerce / Jewellery

D2C silver jewellery brand

A WooCommerce store launched from zero. The owner runs it day to day; we handle the technical side.

ASnapshot

Client
New Indian brand of 92.5 sterling silver jewellery for women
Sector
B2C e-commerce, jewellery
Region
India
Platform
WordPress + WooCommerce
Services
Store setup, design, catalogue, payments, shipping, launch, ongoing technical support

BThe situation

A new brand selling everyday and gift silver jewellery to women across India. The owner had to run it herself.

Orders, products and offers needed to change daily without calling a developer.

CGoals

  1. 01

    Ready on day one

    Payments, shipping and policies live at launch.

  2. 02

    Shop the way buyers shop

    By type, by budget and by occasion.

  3. 03

    Owner in control

    Daily operations with the owner; technical work with us.

DWhat we did

  1. A

    Catalogue of 90+ products

    Rings, earrings, bracelets, baby bracelets and chains, with counts on every category.

  2. B

    Budget, occasion, festival

    Six price bands from ₹1,000 to ₹32,000, plus occasion and festival collections, each a search landing page.

  3. C

    Conversion basics

    First-order discount, newsletter, wishlist, delivery tracking and WhatsApp support.

  4. D

    Owner-run dashboard

    Orders, delivery-partner bookings and payment checks handled from one place.

EResults

90+products live at launch
30+collection pages, each targeting its own search
3daily operations run by the owner: orders, shipping, payment checks

FWhy it worked

Browsing by budget and occasion matches how jewellery is bought as a gift.

Operations with the owner and technical upkeep with us means new products and festive offers go live the same day.

~70%

Industry benchmark, Baymard Institute, 50 studies

of online shopping carts are abandoned on average, which is why checkout simplicity matters.

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