One partner. Every system.

One partner. Every system.
Lifted Lemonade had the right ingredients — a strong product, a distinct visual identity, and growing retail presence across Texas and Florida. What they needed was someone to build the entire commercial infrastructure around it. Selling hemp products DTC online isn't just a design problem. It's compliance, payment processing, legal copy, age verification, conversion tracking, inventory systems, email automation, and a retail strategy that proves demand before a single ad dollar is spent. We came in as a full creative and operational partner and built all of it — so their team could focus on the product while we focused on everything else.



Not just a website. A complete growth engine.
We handled the entire build and everything behind it. Brand language and visual system. Website design and copy, full SEO structure and metadata. Ecommerce development on Lightspeed with low-stock alerts and a collaborative inventory system built to be fully automated as operations scale. An age gate built to hemp compliance standards. Full conversion tracking with Meta Pixel and Google Analytics across every step of the purchase funnel. Klaviyo email automation covering welcome sequences, abandoned cart recovery, post-purchase flows, and customer milestone triggers — all running without manual input. A custom retail locator with a self-managed backend dashboard, every listing UTM-tagged so retailers automatically see the customer demand Lifted Lemonade is sending their way. High-end marketing media including professional 3D render animations, alongside on-trend social content designed to support an early UGC strategy that builds organic lift before paid spend enters the picture. Every legal touchpoint reviewed and refined: age verification, privacy statements, service agreements, shipping policies, payment compliance. When the site went live it wasn't just ready to look good. It was ready to sell, convert, retain, and grow — with systems in place that get smarter the longer they run.
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