Service · BigCommerce Marketing
BigCommerce already does more natively than most platforms. Most stores never turn that on.
The Opportunity
Why this matters now
BigCommerce's advantage is what it handles natively: multi-channel selling into marketplaces, stronger B2B functionality, and open API access. Most merchants never activate the capability they're already paying for.
That matters most for brands selling wholesale alongside DTC, and brands wanting a real multi-channel presence coordinated from one catalogue.
By the Numbers
0
extra apps needed for native multi-channel selling most merchants pay for anyway
SRC · BigCommerce, 2026
2
buyer types BigCommerce natively supports in one catalogue: DTC and B2B
SRC · BigCommerce, 2026
25%
typical revenue lift from activating dormant multi-channel sync
SRC · Ad Astra client data, 2026
Our Approach
How we work
- 01
We map which native capabilities are switched on versus dormant, multi-channel sync and B2B pricing tiers, since the plan changes considerably depending on what's already available.
- 02
For B2B-inclusive merchants, we build acquisition that reflects the actual buyer split, self-serve DTC alongside longer B2B cycles with tiered pricing.
- 03
For multi-channel merchants, we coordinate strategy across every synced channel, so pricing and inventory stay consistent instead of drifting out of sync.
In Practice
Inside the Engagement
What's included
- Native multi-channel and B2B capability audit and activation
- Combined DTC and B2B acquisition strategy where both customer types exist
- Cross-channel campaign coordination across marketplaces and social storefronts
- Pricing and inventory consistency checks across all synced sales channels
Where This Fits
Part of a bigger picture
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