BigCommerce, fully managed.
I manage BigCommerce stores and use its built-in Channel Manager to sell on marketplaces, so your catalog lives in one place and reaches every channel.
- Routing set up
- Statuses clear
- Weekly report
What's included
- Store management and updates
- Catalog, variants and product data
- Channel Manager for marketplaces
- Apps and integrations
- Orders and fulfilment flow
- Reporting across channels
Brands on BigCommerce with large or complex catalogs who want their store and channels run as one operation.
One project manager, one weekly report, and a specialist team at Technomiles doing the hands-on work.
BigCommerce store management, in detail.
BigCommerce for growing, complex catalogs
BigCommerce suits brands with large or complex catalogs: many variants, B2B pricing, multiple storefronts or detailed product data. It also has strong built-in tools for selling on marketplaces. To get the most from it, the store and the channels need to be run as one operation.
I manage BigCommerce stores end to end, with my team handling the catalog, integrations and day-to-day updates.
Catalog, variants and product data
Good product data is the foundation of multichannel selling. We structure your catalog with clear categories, options and variants, complete product attributes and identifiers, and consistent images and descriptions. Clean data on BigCommerce means fewer errors when products are sent to Amazon, eBay, Walmart or Google.
- Clear categories
- Consistent descriptions
- Options, variants and attributes
- Identifiers for every channel
- Consistent images
Clean product data means fewer errors on every channel.
Channel Manager and marketplaces
BigCommerce's Channel Manager connects your store to marketplaces and social channels. For larger catalogs, BigCommerce's own feed management tool, Feedonomics, can transform product data for each channel. We set up and run those connections, map categories and attributes for each marketplace, and fix listing errors when they appear.
Stock and orders flow back to BigCommerce, so your store stays the single source of truth.
Apps and integrations
We connect BigCommerce to your ERP, accounting, shipping, email marketing and review tools, and keep the number of apps under control. Where an integration doesn't exist, my team can build a simple connection through the BigCommerce API.
- ERP
- Accounting
- Shipping
- Email marketing
- Reviews
- Simple API connection
Orders, fulfilment and reporting
We set up order statuses, shipping rules and fulfilment flows that work for your warehouse or 3PL, and bring order data from every channel into one weekly report: sales, top products, stock levels and issues to fix.
Where you ship from more than one location, such as your own warehouse, a 3PL and Amazon FBA, we set up stock and order routing so each order goes to the right place, and returns are tracked back into the right stock level.
- Order from any channel
- Routed to warehouse, 3PL or FBA
- Returns back into the right stock
- All in one weekly report
Migrations to and from BigCommerce
My team handles migrations to BigCommerce from Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento and others, and away from BigCommerce when another platform fits better. Products, customers, orders and URL redirects are moved carefully, tested, and coordinated end to end.
- 1Plan the move
- 2Products, customers and orders
- 3URL redirects
- 4Test
- 5Go live
- Shopify
- WooCommerce
- Magento
Is BigCommerce right for your catalog?
Tick what's true for your business. You'll get an honest read on whether BigCommerce fits.
Who this suits
This service suits brands on BigCommerce with large or complex catalogs, B2B customers, several storefronts or a long list of marketplaces to manage. It also suits brands thinking about moving to BigCommerce who want an honest view of whether it fits before they commit.
- A large or complex catalog
- B2B customers
- Several storefronts
- A long list of marketplaces
- Plans to move to BigCommerce
Common BigCommerce problems we fix
Typical issues include product options and variants set up inconsistently, missing identifiers that cause marketplace listing errors, too many overlapping apps, and channel settings that nobody has reviewed since launch. We list them in the audit, fix the causes in the product data, and keep the catalog clean as it grows.
- Options and variants set up inconsistentlyA consistent catalog structure
- Missing identifiers causing listing errorsIdentifiers filled, errors cleared
- Too many overlapping appsApps trimmed
- Channel settings never reviewed since launchChannels reviewed and tuned
SEO and speed
BigCommerce handles much of the technical SEO for you, but there's still work to do: clear category and product titles, useful category descriptions, correct redirects after changes, product structured data, and image sizes that keep pages quick. We connect Google Search Console and Merchant Center so you can see how your store performs on Google.
What the first month looks like
In week one, my team audits your BigCommerce store: catalog structure, product data, apps, channel connections, speed and SEO basics. In week two, you get a written plan ranked by impact, with a clear scope and price. Once you approve it, we start with the fixes that affect sales most, often listing errors on marketplaces and gaps in product data, and then move on to improvements.
From then on, you get a weekly update covering store changes, channel performance and any issues we've found and fixed. You always know what's being worked on, and you have one person to contact for anything to do with the store or its channels.
- Week 1Audit
- Catalog and data
- Apps
- Channel connections
- Speed and SEO
- Week 2Written plan
- Ranked by impact
- Scope and price agreed
- OngoingRun & report
- Daily work handled
- Weekly report
How it works
- STEP 01AuditReview stores, numbers, workflow.
- STEP 02PlanWritten roadmap with owners and dates.
- STEP 03ExecuteMy team runs the day-to-day.
- STEP 04ReportClear update every week.
- STEP 05GrowScale what works, add channels.
Common questions.
Yes. My team can move stores to or from BigCommerce, coordinated end to end.
Neither is better for everyone. BigCommerce is strong for large catalogs, B2B and built-in multichannel selling. Shopify has a bigger app ecosystem. I'll compare them for your business.
It's BigCommerce's built-in tool for listing products on marketplaces and social channels and managing them from your store.
Yes. Most errors come from missing attributes or category mapping, which we fix in the product data or the channel settings.
Yes. We can set up customer groups, price lists and B2B ordering features as part of the store setup.
Yes. I can manage your existing developer or agency, or bring in my own team.
It depends on catalog size, the number of channels and integrations. After a free call, you get a written plan with a fixed price.