Which iBoost Service
Is Right for Your Brand?

Yes. To operate a seller account on Shopee or Lazada Thailand, you need a Thai-registered entity. iBoost guides you through the DBD registration process and what is required before your store can go live. For foreign brands, this is often the step that gets missed — and the one that causes the most delays.

At the end of the 90-day setup program, you have a live store with sales history, reviews, and algorithm traction. From there you can manage it independently using the iBoost Growth Program, or continue with ongoing support through the fractional management service. iBoost does not lock you into anything — you own the store and all its data from day one.

An agency typically assigns a junior account manager to your brand, reports on traffic and revenue, and operates on a retainer regardless of results. Fractional management means Kelly works directly with your brand at a senior level, reviews real margin not just revenue, and is accountable for what the data shows month on month. You are not dependent on agency reports — you understand your own numbers.

Fractional management is not a replacement for your marketing team — it is the senior layer above them. Most marketing teams are strong at execution: content, campaigns, social media. What they often lack is someone who connects that execution to real revenue data and holds the strategy accountable. That is what fractional management provides.

This program is built specifically for founders who did not come from an ecommerce background. Kelly translates data into plain language and clear priorities. You do not need to understand GA4 before you start — you need to understand what to do next. By the end of the first two sessions, most founders are reading their own dashboards confidently for the first time.

Yes — and Kelly actively encourages it. The program is priced per brand, not per person. Bringing your marketing manager or operations person means the whole team learns together and can implement immediately. The goal is to build capability inside your business, not just give the founder new knowledge that stays with one person.

The audit covers every revenue-affecting element of your ecommerce operation: your traffic sources and which channels are actually generating revenue, your conversion funnel and where buyers drop off, your real margin per order after all platform fees and promotion costs, your product page quality across title, images, description and reviews, your SEO and AI visibility, and your ad campaign efficiency. The output is a prioritised action plan ranked by revenue impact.

Yes. One of the most common uses of the iBoost store audit is investor preparation. Investors ask specific questions about your revenue model, your growth drivers, your unit economics, and your market opportunity. The audit builds the data foundation to answer all of these clearly and credibly. One brand that went through this process raised €150,000 in investment directly as a result of having their data in order.