Retail · Saudi Arabia Salla

Qeyam

An inherited store with below-average conversion rates, fragmented marketplace integrations, and paid ads running without proper attribution.

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Context

Stepping into the Senior E-Commerce Specialist role at Qeyam meant inheriting a store where several growth levers — CRO, marketplaces, and paid media — were each working in isolation, without a unifying strategy.

The Problem

Below-average conversion rates across the board, marketplace integrations operating without a unified strategy, and paid campaigns with no proper attribution — making it hard to tell which channels were actually profitable.

Responsibility

As Senior E-Commerce Specialist, led a full growth-strategy rebuild across CRO, marketplaces, and paid media.

What Was Done

  • Rebuilt the CRO framework around systematic, hypothesis-driven testing.
  • Unified marketplace integrations with consistent product data and pricing logic across channels.
  • Rebuilt paid ad campaigns with clearer attribution and audience strategy.
  • Established KPI dashboards giving visibility across all channels in one place.

Result

The rebuild contributed to revenue growth across several sales channels, with conversion-rate improvements confirmed through structured A/B testing and improved paid-ad efficiency from better attribution. Figure carried over from prior reporting — pending re-verification before publication.

How It Was Measured

Tracked through KPI dashboards covering channel-level revenue and conversion rate across a before/after comparison window.

What It Showed

Unifying marketplace data quality is often a prerequisite for reliable attribution — you can't trust the numbers until the channels agree with each other.

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