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Jeremy Scott
Founder | Fractional Growth Marketing Operator @ Jeremycommerce
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About Jeremy Scott
I help brands on Shopify hit $10M+ | Fractional Growth Marketing Operator for DTC | SEO, UGC, Meta Ads, Google Ads, Klaviyo, Omnisend | Clients in Forbes, Vogue, CBS | LinkedIn Content Creator
Most Shopify brands don't need another agency. They need someone who can see what’s wrong, fix it, and move fast. That’s what I do. I help 6–8 figure Shopify brands build the growth systems they need to scale toward $10M+. I’m not an agency. I’m a solo operator. No layers of account managers. No junior team learning your business. No waiting two weeks for something that should take one day. You work directly with me. That means less overhead, faster decisions, and senior-level execution without the agency markup. Over the last 12+ years, I’ve: → Driven millions in revenue through Meta + Google Ads → Managed $100K+ in monthly ad spend at 4x+ ROAS → Grown organic traffic 23%+ through SEO systems → Built email lists from 0 to tens of thousands → Built full-funnel growth systems across Shopify, Meta, Google, and Klaviyo → Helped Shopify brands reach $1M–$3M+ ARR I didn’t start in marketing. I was a delivery driver, car wash guy, and Costco rep. Those jobs taught me something I still use today: People don't buy because you gave them more information. They buy when the right message meets the right person at the right time. That’s how I think about growth. SEO. Paid media. Email. CRO. AI search. They all have to work together. And they have to lead to one thing: More profitable customers. I work with DTC and product brands across: Food & Beverage Supplements Audio Outdoor Fitness Pet Home & Lifestyle Cannabis Travel And more. If growth feels inconsistent, the answer usually isn't “do more marketing.” It’s figuring out where the system is breaking. Then fixing it. If you’re generating between $1M–$10M in Shopify revenue and want a senior operator who can move quickly without agency overhead. Book a 30-minute strategy call. jeremycommerce.com
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My LinkedIn audience
- Followers
- 12,409
- Est. median reach
- 5.3K
- Reactions per post
- 54
- Median of recent posts
My most engaged audience
60% Founder / C-level · 57% Marketing
From 171 people who reacted to or commented on my posts
Public LinkedIn data · Aug 27, 2026
Recent posts
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Back when they added a focus keyphrase in Yoast for WP to make the smiley guy green and thought it was good SEO. - - - - Follow me, Jeremy Scott, for more like this + join my Growth Snacks newsletter here: https://lnkd.in/erUdk3Qg
76 reactions · 51 commentsViewJeremy Scott
Your retail media ROAS might be wrong. Not because your campaigns are failing. Because every retail media network measures success differently. Amazon. Walmart. Target. Each has its own attribution window. Its own conversion logic. Its own definition of ROAS. One study found ROAS can fluctuate by 63% across retail media networks... even when it's the exact same campaign. That's not a reporting bug. It's how each platform was built. The problem starts when brands compare those numbers like they're measuring the same thing. They're not. That's why so many teams end up shifting budgets based on dashboards that were never meant to be compared. The brands making smarter decisions aren't relying on one network's report. They're measuring performance across channels with the same methodology. That's how you separate real performance from reporting differences. AppsFlyer put together a great breakdown of why retail media measurement is changing and what ecommerce brands should be looking at instead. Link in the comments.
55 reactions · 18 commentsViewJeremy Scott
Most brands are measuring remarketing wrong. And it’s not because of the ads. It’s because they're only measuring part of the impact. A customer might: Open your app from a remarketing campaign. Browse. Leave. Then buy later on your website. Or in-store. Or simply start buying more often. Most dashboards never connect those dots. That's why remarketing looks less valuable than it really is. AppsFlyer's latest data found 92% of iOS ecommerce ad spend now goes toward remarketing. The opportunity isn't getting bigger. The way we measure it has to. The brands making smarter decisions aren't just measuring direct conversions. They're also looking at: → Web purchases influenced by the app → Lifetime value lift → Repeat purchase behavior → Cross-channel revenue Because when you only measure the last click... You miss the bigger picture. AppsFlyer put together a great guide on measuring the full impact of ecommerce app remarketing. Worth the read if retention is part of your growth strategy. Link in the comments. P.S. Save & share this with a founder or marketer. ♻️
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Based on 171 people who reacted to or commented on my posts. Percentages use the profiles that could be classified.
Based on 171 people who reacted to or commented on my posts. Percentages use the profiles that could be classified.
Based on 171 people who reacted to or commented on my posts. Percentages use the profiles that could be classified.
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Jeremy Scott is a B2B LinkedIn creator based in the United States with 12,409 followers, posting about Marketing, E-commerce, and AI. On Naano, one sponsored LinkedIn post by Jeremy Scott costs €1,032, a fixed price per post.
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