TXF Help · Massachusetts

Two things. Done properly.

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Attendees brought through managed organizer accounts
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Campaign builds across events, retail and Shopify stores
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Ticket purchase events tracked through the Meta pixel
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Freelance rating across 47 event and Shopify reviews
The gap

Nobody struggles to plan an event or open a store. They struggle to make it sell.

The problems look different. The cause is usually the same: the buyer can't find it, the money goes to the wrong people, or the page loses them at the last click.

Events

The room stays half empty

No structured listing and no event schema, so search never learns the event exists. Ads run with no pixel, so the budget buys reach instead of registrations. Then the ticket page is slow or vague and the interested person leaves.

How we fill events →
Shopify

The store gets visits, not orders

A theme that was never finished, product pages that don't answer the buyer's questions, no reviews, no email capture, and ads pointed at a homepage. Traffic arrives and walks straight back out.

How we grow stores →
Shopify

Six jobs that make a store sell.

From a blank trial to a store doing repeat business. Any niche: apparel, beauty, home, supplements, digital products, print on demand, B2B.

Upcoming

Events we're filling right now.

Live listings from the organizer accounts we manage.

Shopify clients

What store owners say.

Ten five-star reviews across design, redesign, optimisation and marketing. Three of them below, the rest on the work page.

He transformed our Shopify store into something modern, professional, and easy to navigate. He understood our vision, suggested helpful improvements, and delivered a store we’re proud of.

Shopify client · Store design & setup

He focused on more than just the appearance. He improved the customer journey, product presentation, mobile experience, and overall layout. The store now feels cleaner and easier to shop.

Shopify client · Redesign & conversion

Our store was getting visitors but not enough sales. He found several issues affecting conversions and gave us practical recommendations that were easy to apply.

Shopify client · Store optimisation
How it works

Four steps, whether it's a launch in four weeks or a redesign in four days.

Timelines compress when the date is close. The order doesn't change, and it's the same for a ticket page as for a product page.

Step 01

Understand the goal

Ticket revenue or headcount. Orders, average order value or repeat customers. Each needs a different build, so we agree the number before anything is made.

Step 02

Know the buyer

Who actually buys, where they already are, and what makes them move. The targeting, the copy and the page structure all come from this.

Step 03

Build & launch

Listing or store, schema, pages, pixel, ads, emails. Nothing goes live until the tracking does.

Step 04

Track & optimise

Weekly adjustments against real data: registrations for events, orders and conversion rate for stores. The numbers are handed over, not hidden.

Tell us the date, or send the store link.

Either way you get a prioritised plan back, not a pitch deck. Event organizers: the event name, date and audience. Shopify owners: the store URL and what you are trying to move. We reply within one business day.