Found by the people nearby, followed by the people who have been in, every season.
A shop website with your hours, address and directions where people look first, your products as a browsable catalogue with an Enquire button on each, your story and the occasions people shop for, with product copy and campaign creatives for every season, an Instagram that shows the shop floor and a chatbot that answers stock, sizing and opening questions from your own facts.
Arthur builds your site around your business: your name, your colours, your photos and the pages a shop needs. Here are some he has built for retail shops, each in its own style, shown as a visitor sees them. Yours is next.
foldfield.com
Fold & FieldRetail · example website
thebrasslamp.com
The Brass LampRetail · example website
thecornerstall.com
The Corner StallRetail · example website
counterpoint.com
CounterpointRetail · example website
haberdashsons.com
Haberdash & SonsRetail · example website
indexgoods.com
Index GoodsRetail · example website
atelierrose.com
Atelier RoseRetail · example website
willowwren.com
Willow & WrenRetail · example website
Built in
Products, bookings and every enquiry, in one place
Every shop website comes with its own products section you keep up to date in plain words, and every way a customer can reach you lands in Clients with Sarah's reply already drafted.
Add, change or hide a product by telling Sarah, or edit it yourself; the website updates at once.
Visit usSent from the website, it lands on your calendar and in Clients with the person's details, ready for you to confirm.
Enquiry formsContact and enquiry forms create the lead in Clients the moment they are sent, with their source and what was asked.
Enquire on every productA button on each product turns interest into an enquiry, tied to the product it came from.
The website chatbotAnswers from your own products, hours and policies, and takes the visitor's details in conversation when they want to hear from you.
Comments on socialA comment that asks about price, dates or availability becomes a lead, and Sarah drafts the reply.
Then Sarah takes overA reply drafted within about a minute, sent when you approve it, and every morning a list of who to contact.
The challenge
What holds a shop back, and how we answer it
01
The shop is invisible from the pavement
People a few streets away search "gift shop near me" or the product itself and go to the shop with photos and hours showing.
James keeps your hours, photos and listings consistent everywhere and strengthens the local signals that put you on the map first.
02
Every season needs new everything
New stock means new photos, new copy and new posts, and it is already the week before the season starts.
Priya writes the product and collection copy, the creative engine makes the images in your brand and Marcus plans the calendar around your seasons.
03
"Do you have it in a medium?"
Stock, sizing and opening questions by phone and message all day, while you serve the customer in front of you.
The website chatbot answers from your product facts and hours and passes a reservation or enquiry to you with the customer's details.
The system
One platform, built around how a shop grows
First on the map
Local search, consistent listings and product searches that bring people through the door.
Every AI plan includes Sarah and the same 5 specialists. Here is what each of them does for a shop.
SarahDigital Marketing ManagerPlans the month, briefs the team and brings the work back for your yes.
JamesSEO StrategistKeeps you first for "near me" and product searches.
PriyaContent ManagerKeeps one brand voice across the shop, the site and the feed.
MarcusSocial Media ManagerGrows your Instagram from the shop floor.
AlexTechnical SEO EngineerKeeps the site fast, indexed and technically sound.
ElenaLead & CRM ManagerKeeps every enquiry in Clients until it is answered.
The first thirty days
What happens, week by week
Every step runs on an engine that exists today, and nothing goes live until you approve it.
Week 1
Shop, products, visit block
Arthur builds the site with hours and directions first, your products as a catalogue with an Enquire button on each, and your story.
Week 2
The map
James sets the local signals and maps the product and "near me" searches around you.
Week 3
Season one
Priya sets the voice, writes the first collection copy, the creative engine produces the campaign images and Marcus plans the calendar, all for your approval.
Week 4
Enquiries and the chatbot
The chatbot answers stock, sizing and hours from your facts; Sarah drafts a reply to every product enquiry within about a minute.
Something specific to your business? Write to us and a person answers.
Is there a checkout?
No. Products carry an Enquire button that sends a reservation or question to Clients with the customer's details; you confirm and take payment in the shop or your way. The site does not take card payments.
Can the chatbot answer stock questions?
From the product facts and pages you give it, yes; it cannot see your till or stock system and nothing connects to them.
Can you keep up with new collections?
Yes. Each season the team drafts the copy, images and posts for your approval.
Will anything post without me?
No. Every post, page and reply waits for your approval.
Several shops?
Growth runs three websites and businesses and Pro runs ten, each with its own products and feed.
See it working for your shop, free for three days
Arthur builds your site, Sarah and her team start on the first month, and you approve every step. No card.