E-commerce

Remote hires who know how an online store runs.

Storefront fixes, ad campaigns and the inbox after an order ships, each covered by its own specialist.

Where the work piles up in an online store

An online store looks simple from the outside. Behind it, someone has to keep the theme working, the product listings accurate, the ads profitable, the stock levels honest and every "where's my order?" answered. In a small team, the founder does most of that. As orders grow, each job deserves its own person.

Four workflows, and who handles them

The storefront

Theme changes, apps, speed, checkout tweaks and the occasional migration. On Shopify that's a Shopify Developer. On BigCommerce, Magento or WooCommerce it's an E-commerce Developer.

After the order

Order status, returns, refunds, damaged deliveries and reviews. That's a Customer Service Agent, and the role page has a section on e-commerce support.

Behind the scenes

Listings, pricing updates, supplier emails and marketplace admin. That's an E-commerce Virtual Assistant.

Planning for peak season

Sales events and holidays can multiply support tickets for weeks at a time. We can recruit agents whose full-time schedule sits in your evenings and weekends, and multilingual agents if you sell across markets. For cover with an end date, Contract Staffing is one of the options.

Three things to decide first

  1. 1

    Which platform and apps the person must know

    It shapes who we test.

  2. 2

    Which hours need covering

    Think about when your customers shop and write in.

  3. 3

    What access they get

    Store admin, ad accounts and payment tools each need a decision.

Hiring options and pricing

Each of these roles can come on through any of our six ways to hire. Costs vary by role and workload; we cover the figures for your store when we speak.

E-commerce hiring FAQ

Can one person handle support and store admin?

Sometimes, in a smaller store. Share your order and ticket volume, and we'll help you decide if it's one role or two.

Do you build stores as projects?

Yes. Managed Project Delivery builds stores as projects. JiveTalent recruits the people who run and grow the store afterward.

Who owns the theme and app code?

Your business does, along with everything else your hire builds.

What's falling behind in your store?

Start with the jobs nobody in the store has time for, and we'll map them to the right hires.