Automotive, Leisure & Motorcycle Dealer E-Commerce

Shopify is a market leading e-commerce platform that lets you start, grow, and manage your online business - it's perfect for SMEs.

Shopify covers all aspects of e-commerce - from adding products, special offers, individual bespoke themes, email marketing, reporting, stock / inventory management etc. You can even use Shopify offline to power your 'bricks and mortar' business.

There are now over 2,000,000 online stores running on the Shopify platform and there are 10,000+ employees at Shopify, which means you're in safe hands.

Shopify is a SaaS (Software as a service) platform, which means that you don't have to worry about hosting or security updates - it's all taken care of by Shopify.

Setting up a Shopify store is relatively straight forward, but to get the best out if it, you do need a well designed Shopify Theme, which is built to perform well with SEO. We can help you with this.

Right out of the box, Shopify is very intuitive and you don't require too much technical experience to run your online store. This said, a lot of your success absolutely depends on how good your Shopify Theme, Page Content and SEO is.

The 'free themes', whilst functional, are not optimised for 'your' business. They are OK for general selling but not at all optimised for SEO (to get you high up the ranks in Google). The good news here is that we develop your Shopify Theme for you, along with all the SEO content and the required technical optimisation, so your website will load quickly and help your SEO and therefore help your sales.

Yes, Shopify is a Secure platform that has a closed infrastructure, which greatly reduces the possibility of hacking. When you connect your domain to Shopify, it will automatically benefit from an SSL certificate, which shows as a padlock in the browser.

All stores powered by Shopify are PCI compliant by default so you can keep payment info and business data safe.

The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) is a security standard for organizations that handle credit and debit card information. The standard was created to increase controls around payment data to reduce fraud.

If you want to sell online and accept payments from Visa, Mastercard, American Express, or Discover, your software and hosting needs to be PCI compliant.