A digital marketing agency for UK businesses.

Mostly, but the rules have changed. Since February 2026 the Data (Use and Access) Act lets some purely statistical analytics cookies run without prior consent, provided visitors get a clear, free way to opt out. Advertising and tracking cookies still need consent first under PECR, so we set the banner up for the tags your site actually uses and follow ICO guidance as it is updated.

For consumer stores, yes. UK shoppers expect VAT inclusive prices, and the drip pricing rules mean any mandatory fees belong in the headline price as well. We set Shopify or WooCommerce to show prices in pounds with VAT included, and can show ex VAT prices to trade buyers if you sell B2B. Your accountant confirms your VAT registration and rates.

Yes, through your payment provider or the official Shopify or WooCommerce integration. Buy now pay later has been regulated by the FCA since July 2026, so we use the provider's own messaging on product and basket pages rather than writing credit claims ourselves.

Yes, with separate markets: prices in pounds and euros, the right tax settings for each and shipping rules per region. Selling into the EU after Brexit brings its own VAT and customs steps, such as IOSS for lower value parcels, so we build the store around the setup your accountant recommends.

If you sell mainly in the UK, a .co.uk tells both buyers and Google that you are local. If you trade internationally, a .com with a UK section and hreflang tags can work better. We help you choose, and if you move domains we map every redirect so rankings carry across.

Yes. Local SEO is research and structure rather than being on the high street: UK keyword research, Google Business Profile work, location pages where you genuinely trade and listings in UK directories. It runs remotely in the same way as the rest of our international work.