Dropshipping Supply Platform
Built the brand site and user dashboard for a dropshipping supply platform, with a light, modern tech aesthetic that surfaces global fulfillment, sourcing, POD, and branding.
Background
Ship To The Moon dropships for sellers on Shopify, WooCommerce, Etsy, and custom stores: sourcing, multi-platform order sync, global shipping, custom packaging, and print on demand (POD). The business has grown sharply since 2019, but the website and dashboard still look like the first build—plain pages, outdated UI/UX, a weak SEO structure, and content left unupdated for a long time.
Approach
Website redesign
The redesign starts from how a new seller gets started, not from a company brochure. The site answers four questions: who you are, why you beat a typical dropship supplier, how I start, and whether my store can connect.
Pages follow that seller path: services, platform support, fulfillment strengths, content and resources. The look is light, clean, and lightly tech. The dashboard uses cards for orders, sales, products, inventory, logistics, and affiliates, with primary CTAs into signup and store connection.
SEO/GEO
We rebuilt page structure and fundamentals, refreshed long-stale content around dropshipping supplier and fulfillment terms, so search engines and AI can understand the business and cite it.
Google Ads
Markets are North America and Europe. Keywords fall into two buckets: supplier terms like Dropshipping Supplier, and niche product terms. Landing pages share the same signup path—no forms or email handoffs. With lower conversion cost, the same budget drives more conversions.
Outcome
Website traffic rose clearly after the redesign and ads rollout. Organic search and paid campaigns keep bringing in sellers. The path from signup to first order is smoother, and daily shipment volume on the fulfillment side is growing with it.
Website traffic
Visitors over the last three months
Up 72.4% vs three months ago
2026/06 — 2026/08