You Already Paid for the Visit. Let's Get the Order.
You built this store past $1M on word of mouth and long nights, and somewhere along the way it got heavy. The ad bill keeps climbing, and the orders just… sit there. I'm Vix Reitano, and Agency 6B is a growth partner for founder-led e-commerce brands and dance studios.
Same Traffic, More Orders is how I work with brands doing $1M to $10M a year. I get you more orders from the traffic you already pay for. $5,000 a month.
You keep running the business. I find where the orders are slipping out and fix it inside your own store and your own email. Every Monday you see the number.
Sign by Friday, November 20, and your tracking and email flows are live before Black Friday.
What You Walk Away With.
Every Order, Counted.
Your purchases get checked end to end, so you can see which ad or email brought each order in.
My Leaks, Ranked in Dollars.
One page in week 2 ranks your top five leaks in dollars, so you know which one to fix first.
A Fix Live Every Month.
The first build is live by the end of week four. Every month after, the next one ships from the list.
Someone in My Corner on Mondays.
A one-page note lands every Monday with the number and what’s next. You stop doing the math alone at midnight.
If This Sounds Like Your Store, We Should Talk.
Your ad costs went up again, and the orders stayed where they were.
Your store says one number of orders and Meta says another. Your analytics has its own opinion, and you’ve stopped asking which one is right.
The welcome email has been sitting in draft (great subject line, though) since the last person who touched Klaviyo left.
Every November the answer is 30% off, and every January you wonder where the margin went.
Meta's average price per ad in the US and Canada rose 23% year over year in Q3 2026, by Meta's own results. Every visitor you already have costs more to replace than they did last year.
Plain English, Every Monday.
You'd rather clear every customer email in your inbox than log into your analytics. Honestly? Fair. The numbers in there don't match your store anyway.
So I translate. Every Monday you get one page in plain English: orders, revenue per visitor, where shoppers drop off, email revenue, what changed and what's next. An agent writes the Monday note, and I review it.
I've been the journalist, the engineer, the marketer and the operator. So the person on your email gets a number they can trust, and you get one page you can read with your coffee.
How It Works.
Week 1
We Count Every Order.
Purchases and add-to-carts get checked end to end, with the Meta pixel and server events firing once each. Email revenue lands within 10% of what your store recorded, and we write down where you start.
Week 2
We Map the Leaks.
One page ranking your top five leaks in dollars, and the build list for the next 90 days.
Weeks 3 and 4
We Fix the Biggest One.
The first build is live by the end of week four.
Every Monday
You Get the Number.
A one-page revenue note: orders, revenue per visitor, where shoppers drop off, email revenue, what changed and what’s next, each next to a benchmark range from Leona.
Every month after
We Build the Next One.
One system build shipped from the list, a test read on the last one with its number, tracking watched, flows kept working, up to five small fixes and one 30-minute call.
Every 90 days
We Look at the Number.
Results against where you started, and the next quarter’s list.
The build list draws from a custom cart (inside your current theme, on its own campaign page, or as part of a rebuilt store), a product page pass, cart and upsell, checkout fixes, abandoned cart and browse flows, a welcome series, a second-order sequence, win-back, a campaign landing page, offer or bundle structure, a speed pass and a renewal flow.
What It Looked Like for One Store.
A rebuilt storefront, with a cart and checkout we designed from scratch, went from 13 to 28 sales per 1,000 visitors in its first week. In its first 24 days, revenue rose 51% over the previous October, and the share of orders its analytics recorded went from 36% to 80%.
Sales per 1,000 visitors
More than double, on the same traffic.
Desktop shoppers who buy
Desktop used to lag behind phones. Now it converts more than twice as often.
Figures verified from the client's records across two or more tracking sources, all devices.
More From E-Commerce Brands.
An e-comm baby brand cut its cost per sale 41%, to $19.54, in 30 days.
For a health device brand, email turned visits into orders at 3.9 times the rate of direct traffic.
A personal care brand made $35,331 in Black Friday week.
A medspa’s holiday email revenue went from $2,900 in November to $11,075 in December.
Sign by November 20 and It's Live Before Black Friday.
Sign by Friday, November 20, 2026, and before Black Friday on November 27 your tracking counts every order. Abandoned cart, browse, the second-order sequence and your Black Friday to Cyber Monday sends are live in your email platform.
None of it touches your theme, so a code freeze doesn't stop it. Store builds, including any custom cart, start December 1.
In a study of 8,076 shoppers, 11.5% of 2025 Black Friday first-time buyers ordered again within 90 days (bsandco, 2026). The second-order sequence goes after the other 88.5%.
What You Get, and Where It Stops.
Every Month.
- A one-page revenue note every Monday
- One system build shipped
- A test read on the last build, with its number
- Tracking watched and flows kept working
- Up to five small fixes
- One 30-minute call, plus Slack or email inside business hours
- A Leona seat
Not Included.
Running your ad account, weekly email campaign sends, redesigns or replatforms, creative production, customer support and marketplaces.
Add-Ons for Clients.
Paid social management and weekly campaign sends. Larger builds, too.
Who This Is For.
- A founder-led e-commerce brand doing $1M to $10M a year, on Shopify or WooCommerce (a custom store works too).
- About 20,000 or more visits a month, so a change shows up inside a month.
- Klaviyo or another email platform, and ads running on Meta or Google.
- You’re on the first call.
Not a fit: brands under $1M a year, and founders who want someone to run their ads day to day. Under $1M, a Leona seat is the better start.
The Investment.
On our first call I pull your last 30 days of orders next to what your analytics recorded. If the gap is small and your store already converts well, I'll say so and tell you what I'd do instead.
$5,000
a month
- Three months to start, then month to month with 30 days’ notice
- The first month is paid when you sign
- A Leona seat is included
- Five brands at a time
My guarantee: your tracking is repaired and your first build is live within 30 days, or month two is free.
Questions Founders Ask First.
Do I need to be technical?
Nope. You need to know your business, and you do. In the first 24 hours I need logins to your store and your email platform, plus your ad accounts, and I handle the rest.
We’re in code freeze until December.
Everything before Black Friday happens in your tracking and your email platform. Your theme stays untouched until December 1.
We already have someone on email.
Keep them. Campaign sends stay with them. I fix the flows and the tracking underneath, and they get a number they can trust.
Can you change my cart if I’m on Shopify?
Yes. I can build a custom cart inside your current theme, or put one on its own campaign page that hands shoppers to Shopify’s checkout. The second one never touches your theme. The checkout page itself stays Shopify’s.
My store already shows me my orders.
Your store counts the orders. The tracking tells you which ad or email brought each one in, and that’s where you decide what to spend next.
What if it doesn’t move the number?
You’ll see it every Monday, so we’ll both know early. And if your tracking isn’t repaired and your first build isn’t live in 30 days, month two is free.
Let's Look at Your Orders.
Same Traffic, More Orders is $5,000 a month, and it starts with a tracking check. Pick a time for the 30-minute call, and bring access to your store and Meta Events Manager.
Book Your Tracking Check.
Sign by Friday, November 20, and it's live before Black Friday.