Do You Want to
Scale Your Business?
Get more orders.
Own more customers.
Keep more profit.
You have products people want. But how many buyers never find you, leave without ordering, or buy once and disappear?
- Be the brand they find.Show up when shoppers are ready to spend—not after they’ve chosen someone else.
- Turn more visits into paid orders.Give shoppers fewer reasons to leave and more confidence to check out.
- Make the first purchase the start.Stay top of mind so customers come back for the next gift, occasion or favorite.
- Grow sales without wasting spend.Put your budget toward customers and orders, not vanity metrics.
- Know what’s really paying off.See where orders come from—and what deserves more of your money.
- Get your time back.Spend less of your week chasing ads, freelancers and campaign updates.
We take ownership of the work that brings customers in, helps them buy and gives them a reason to return. You get back to building the brand.
Real brands. Real partnerships.
We’ve helped flower shops and jewelry businesses turn online interest into sales. Here are some of the brands we’ve worked with, past and present.
Flower shops
Jewelers
Other client partners
More people find you.
More of them buy. More come back.
Your in-house marketing team, without the in-house overhead. We take responsibility for the entire journey—not just ads or traffic.
Capture demand
Show up when buyers are looking for what you sell.
Make buying easier
Better creative, clearer products, less checkout friction.
Grow repeat sales
Recover abandoned orders and stay top of mind.
You know your products.
We help more people buy them.
Sprout Media is a Los Angeles ecommerce growth marketing agency working with established flower shops and jewelry brands. We focus on the numbers behind sustainable direct-to-consumer growth: qualified shoppers, completed orders, repeat buyers, and revenue you can track.
More direct flower orders. Less dependence on middlemen.
Flower shop marketing needs to capture local delivery demand, turn mobile shoppers into paid orders, and bring customers back for birthdays, anniversaries, and everyday occasions. We connect Google Search and Maps, paid advertising, your store, and retention around that goal.
Explore flower shop growth →Make your next order the start of the next one.
Jewelry marketing is about more than buying traffic. We help shoppers discover your pieces, trust your brand, complete checkout, and return for another purchase. We bring paid media, creative, ecommerce conversion, and email marketing together around profitable customer acquisition.
See ecommerce campaign evidence →Don't take our word for it.
Open the screenshots.
Ad spend, tracked purchases, order volume, store sales, and email revenue. These are the numbers we look at—not impressions dressed up as growth.
VIEW ORIGINAL ↗Google Ads produced $325K in tracked sales
April 1–September 13, 2026: about $72.5K spent, 4.49× reported ROAS. Revenue attribution is not profit.
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VIEW ORIGINAL ↗A $698 search budget, $3.25K purchase value
December 1–24, 2025. A short-window Google Ads snapshot showing how much purchase value was tracked against cost.
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VIEW ORIGINAL ↗A purchase-value snapshot, not just clicks
Account reporting reveals which search campaigns recorded conversions and sales value. Performance depends on the period and tracking.
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VIEW ORIGINAL ↗What the account did after the click
A snapshot of campaign-level advertising results. The point is to measure what visitors do after landing on the store.
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VIEW ORIGINAL ↗Creative and sales tracked together
Advertising reports pair spend with purchase and conversion measures—useful for deciding which concepts deserve more budget.
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VIEW ORIGINAL ↗Paid social should show purchase return
A selected Meta account snapshot illustrates attributed purchase return. It is not a forecast of future ROAS.
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VIEW ORIGINAL ↗Are the ads producing orders?
A reporting snapshot from a selected paid media account, shown as supporting evidence rather than a named client claim.
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VIEW ORIGINAL ↗Which numbers actually moved?
Selected client revenue reporting can help identify changes in orders and channel contribution.
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VIEW ORIGINAL ↗62 purchases tracked on $930.67 spend
July 1–26, 2025, Meta Ads dashboard. This is platform-attributed purchase value, not store profit.
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VIEW ORIGINAL ↗101 purchases attributed to Meta
August 2025: $2,401.91 spent, $20,646.83 in attributed website purchase value.
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VIEW ORIGINAL ↗68 recorded sales from $960 in ad spend
February 22–May 2, 2025 Google reporting. Purchase-value field displayed as 3.48K in the screenshot; verify account currency/report formatting.
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VIEW ORIGINAL ↗A search account with 189 conversions
July–September 2025 Google Ads reporting, $5.84K cost. This snapshot does not establish total store revenue.
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VIEW ORIGINAL ↗Repeat-purchase revenue visible in email reporting
October 23–30, 2025: $2,112.05 attributed revenue shown in an email marketing dashboard.
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VIEW ORIGINAL ↗1,430 conversions in a search reporting window
September–December 2024 Google Ads screenshot shows approximately $88.2K purchase/sales value against $31.6K cost.
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VIEW ORIGINAL ↗Annual sales up 48% in the selected store
Shopify reporting shows $386,615.93 total sales for the displayed comparison period. Store sales are not all attributed to Sprout.
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VIEW ORIGINAL ↗Quarterly sales grew 43%
The dashboard reports $42,067.85 in sales and 237 orders for its quarter-to-date comparison.
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VIEW ORIGINAL ↗A million-dollar store sales snapshot
Shopify displays $1,095,191.26 in total sales, up 29% for its displayed annual comparison. Includes multiple sales channels.
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VIEW ORIGINAL ↗Why channel totals matter
A separate Shopify screenshot reports $1,197,059.12 in sales, down 18% year on year. Included transparently, not described as growth.
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VIEW ORIGINAL ↗Store reporting shows 22% sales growth
A Shopify dashboard displays $549,670.11 in sales, up 22% for its displayed period, across multiple channels.
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VIEW ORIGINAL ↗January ecommerce sales up 45%
The chart shows $72,661.44 during January 2026, compared with the preceding comparison period.
Original results page ↗What would your numbers look like with fewer leaks?
Bring your current revenue, store conversion rate and ad spend. We'll discuss what is worth fixing first.
Book my free growth call →Screenshots are selected from Sprout's public florist and jewelry pages and represent different clients, systems and periods. Attribution metrics and store sales are different measures. Not all store revenue is attributable to agency work. Some examples are anonymous; no unverified brand identity has been assigned. Historical results are not guarantees.
Questions ecommerce owners ask us.
No buzzwords. Here's how we think about what matters when you're already selling and want to grow.
What does an ecommerce growth marketing agency actually do?
It helps you attract qualified customers, convert more store visits into orders, and bring customers back. At Sprout, that can involve paid acquisition, search visibility, ecommerce website improvements, creative, lifecycle email, and performance measurement, depending on the store's biggest constraint.
How is Sprout different from hiring separate agencies?
You work with one coordinated team rather than managing unrelated vendors for advertising, creative, the website, and email. We prioritize the bottleneck affecting sales instead of treating every channel as a separate project.
Do you work with florists or jewelry brands?
Both. We focus on established flower shops and jewelry ecommerce businesses. Flower shops often need more direct local delivery orders and repeat occasions; jewelry brands frequently need stronger product discovery, creative, checkout conversion, and repeat purchase programs.
What do your ROAS and revenue screenshots mean?
ROAS compares attributed advertising revenue with ad spend over the stated reporting period. It is not net profit or total incremental growth. Screenshots may come from different advertising or ecommerce reporting tools, so we label their metrics separately and show the original evidence.
How do you decide what to fix first?
We look at the buying journey: how customers find the store, what they do after landing, where checkout stalls, and how often past buyers return. The first priority depends on your data, margins, traffic quality, and capacity—not a preset list of services.
What happens on a Sprout growth call?
We discuss your current sales, ideal customers, what you've already tried, and where growth feels stuck. If there's a practical fit, we'll explain what we'd investigate first and the support involved. The initial call is free.
Reported case studies are examples, not forecasts or guarantees. Advertising attribution, ecommerce sales, and profit are different metrics. Individual results depend on market demand, spend, store experience, product economics, and reporting setup.
Ready to see what your store could be doing better?
Tell us what you sell, where you want your revenue to go and what’s getting in the way. We’ll talk through what we’d change first, who would handle it and whether partnering makes sense.
Book my growth audit