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CROSS CHANNEL ECOMMERCE SERVICE

Cross-Channel Ecommerce Services for Brands That Already Win on Amazon

Once Amazon is working, the next move is controlled expansion—not "be everywhere." We help mature brands take what's working on Amazon and roll it out to Shopify, Walmart, Target, Home Depot, and TikTok Shop with a real strategy, not a copy-paste listing dump.

$250M+

Amazon Revenue Managed

15+ Years

Serving Established Brands

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$250M+

Amazon Revenue Managed

15+ Years

Serving Established Brands

Award Winner

Amazon Ads Partner

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on Amazon.com

$250M+

Amazon Revenue Managed

15+ Years

Serving Established Brands

Award Winner

Amazon Ads Partner

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on Amazon.com

Where We Take You After Amazon Starts Working

Shopify Design & Development

Turn Amazon success into a proper DTC store. We build or rebuild your Shopify site so it looks like your brand deserves, loads fast, and is set up to convert—not just act as a brochure.

Walmart Marketplace Management

Once your Amazon P&L is proven, Walmart is often the next logical marketplace. We handle setup, listing optimization, and ongoing management so you don't treat it like a half-finished side project.

Target Marketplace Management

Target.com is selective and brand-sensitive. We help you qualify, structure your catalog, and manage presence so it reinforces your retail positioning instead of cheapening it.

Home Depot Marketplace Management

For home, hardware, and construction-adjacent brands, Home Depot can be a serious channel. We handle marketplace setup, listings, and operations for brands that don't want another internal fire to babysit.

TikTok Shop Setup & Management

If your products actually make sense in short-form video, TikTok Shop can drive real incremental revenue. We set up your shop, connect catalog and logistics, and align offers with content—not random discounts.

Marketplace Expansion Strategy

Before you chase five channels at once, we build the plan. Which marketplaces, in what order, with what catalog, and with what investment—using your Amazon data instead of vibes.

This Is for Brands Ready to Expand Strategically, Not Randomly

You're already doing meaningful volume on Amazon with a stable P&L.

Amazon is no longer the experiment—it's a core channel, and leadership is asking "what's next?"

Internal team is stretched just keeping Amazon clean; nobody has real bandwidth for new channels.

Retail buyers, distributors, or investors are starting to ask why you're not present on key marketplaces.

You want expansion that's sequenced, profitable, and brand-safe, not spray-and-pray.

From "Amazon Brand" to Multi-Channel Ecommerce Company

1. Shopify & DTC Foundation

Build/repair your Shopify store so it reflects your Amazon learnings: positioning, pricing, bundles, best-sellers.

Align DTC offer with retail & marketplace presence so you don’t undercut yourself or confuse customers.

2. Marketplace Expansion (Walmart, Target, Home Depot)

Prioritize marketplaces by category fit, margin, and operational complexity.

Analyze required attrAdapt catalog and packaging for each marketplace’s rules and customer expectations.
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3. Social Commerce & TikTok Shop

Decide if your brand and price point actually belong on TikTok Shop.

Structure offers, bundles, and logistics for social commerce mechanics.

4. Centralized Strategy & Governance

Define pricing, promo, and assortment rules across all channels (no channel cannibalizing the others).

Standardize creative and brand messaging so you don’t end up with five identities.

We Don't Replace Amazon. We Build on Top of It.

Amazon is usually Phase 1

prove product-market fit, build reviews, stabilize operations.

Cross-channel is Phase 2+

Structure offers, bundles, and logistics for social commerce mechanics.

Bring creative, copy, and offer structure from Amazon into Shopify and marketplaces (adapted, not lazily copied).

Keep Amazon profitable while adding incremental channels instead of shifting problems around.

How Cross-Channel Expansion Works With Lab 916

Step 1

Channel Readiness Audit

You complete a short intake on your business model, channels, and goals

Step 2

Expansion Roadmap

Prioritize which marketplaces/DTC milestones first and which SKUs or lines launch where. Define channel-by-channel goals (volume, margin, positioning) and required resources (creative, ops, logistics, customer service).

Step 3

Build & Launch

Shopify: structure, design, dev, and key flows. Marketplaces: account setup, catalog build, content, and compliance. TikTok Shop: shop setup, catalog sync, and promotion structure. We don't launch everything in one week "for fun." We phase it.

Step 4

Stabilize & Optimize

Watch early performance, returns, and ops issues per channel. Pricing and margin behavior after fees + shipping. Optimize creative, offers, and SKU mix based on real numbers. Internal workflows so Amazon, Shopify, Walmart, etc. don't trip each other.

Step 5

Scale or Kill

Scale channels where unit economics and operational reality actually work. Kill or pause channels that don't justify the complexity. Keep a clear, simple view of your true multi-channel P&L.

What Changes For You

You stop:

Launching a Shopify site or Walmart account "just to have it" and then ignoring it.

Letting random agencies spin up channels that don't match your margin or ops reality.

Having five different versions of your brand and catalog across platforms.

Treating cross-channel like a badge instead of a P&L question.

Instead, you:

Have a clear expansion sequence tied to numbers, not ego.

See each new channel as a profit center or a test—not an unmonitored fire.

Keep Amazon strong while adding incremental revenue, not sideways revenue.

Examples

If Amazon is finally working, the question isn’t “what’s next?” It’s “what’s next that actually makes money?”

Amazon-First CPG Brand Moving to Shopify + Walmart

We took best-selling Amazon SKUs, built a tightly-scoped Shopify store, then launched Walmart with adapted content and pricing → incremental revenue with sane operational load.

Hard Goods Brand Adding Home Depot Marketplace

Strong Amazon performance in a category that fits Home Depot's audience. We structured a smaller, curated catalog on Home Depot → new revenue stream without cannibalizing Amazon.

Gen Z-Facing Brand Layering TikTok Shop on Top of Amazon

Amazon handled core search and subscribe behavior; TikTok Shop focused on bundle offers and limited drops → social content finally tied to measurable commerce, not just vanity metrics.

How We Price Cross-Channel Ecommerce Services

Project-Based Builds

Shopify builds, marketplace setup, and initial catalog deployment.

Ongoing Management & Optimization

Retainers for Walmart/Target/Home Depot/TikTok Shop management.

Strategic Advisory Only (If You Have Execution In-House)

For larger orgs that just need the roadmap and governance, not day-to-day ops.

If your Amazon is still a mess, we’ll tell you to fix that first instead of happily selling you more channels.

Don't "Go Omnichannel." Go Profitable Channel by Channel.

If Amazon is finally working, the next move is not to flip every switch at once. It's to expand where the numbers and operations make sense—and ignore the rest.

Or dive into a specific service: Shopify, Walmart, Target, Home Depot, TikTok Shop, or Expansion Strategy → see the service cards above.