Ecommerce · Automation · AI

Less operational chaos. More revenue.

I'm Marcello Riccio. I co-founded an ecommerce and grew it from zero to millions in revenue, running its marketplaces and advertising myself. Now I help other brands scale, using the same tools and systems I built to get there.

+€15Mincremental revenue generated for clients
+20apps & tools built to order
+30custom integrations shipped
The problem
Operational chaos
The method
Systems & automation
The result
Measurable growth
Two paths, one method

Two goals. One starting point: understanding your ecommerce.

Whether you want to free up time or grow revenue, it starts with really understanding how your ecommerce works.

Efficiency

Cut the chaos, automate the rest

Manual processes, data scattered across suppliers, spreadsheets that don't talk to each other. I build systems and automations that take repetitive work off your team's plate.

Growth

Sell more, across more channels

Marketplaces, advertising, communication. I run growth for ecommerce brands on multiple fronts at once, with real data driving the decisions.

How I work

The same four steps, whether the goal is efficiency or growth

Diagnosis

I audit your catalog, integrations, marketplaces and ad accounts to find where time and margin are actually being lost, not where a generic checklist says to look.

Build & automate

I design and build the systems, integrations or AI tools that fix the real bottleneck, reusing what already works and replacing only what doesn't.

Launch across channels

Rollout on the marketplaces and ad channels that matter for your business, with the automation already in place to support the volume.

Measure & iterate

Dashboards built on the metrics that matter, and a continuous cycle of adjustment driven by real data, not assumptions.

The stack

Every layer of your business, in one place.

Keep scrolling — I build this stack brick by brick, from the product catalog at the base to communication at the top.

01/05 Catalog & inventory
The stack, in full
Built in the field

Tools born from real problems, not a brainstorm

Every tool I've built solves a problem I saw with my own eyes on a real ecommerce. They're already in use, and you can try them too.

01 · Operations

Supplier order standardization

Takes orders from hundreds of suppliers in different formats (PDF, Excel, CSV) and turns them into a single template ready for your ERP.

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02 · Content

AI product image generation

From a base product photo to a ready-to-use ecommerce image: worn, styled, in contexts consistent with your brand.

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03 · Control

Custom accounting dashboard

Reports and invoices turned into a readable dashboard, built on the metrics that actually matter for your business.

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Proof, not promises

Numbers from real ecommerce brands, not projections

These are the numbers across the ecommerce brands I work with today. That includes Faraone and Mamù, the two case studies below, whose ecommerce, marketplaces and advertising I still run.

+€15M
in incremental revenue generated for clients, on top of what they were already making before we started
+20
apps and tools built to order for specific client needs
+30
custom integrations shipped across Shopify, marketplaces and ERPs
1-2
in-house ecommerce staff, on average, for my clients. I (and my AI agents) run the rest
My method

Four habits, one operating system for growth.

Continuous learning

Ecommerce, marketplaces and advertising change too fast to coast on what worked two years ago, so I invest constantly in training and testing new approaches instead of relying on a fixed playbook. That's also why the tools on this site exist: I kept learning until I found a better way to solve a problem, then built it instead of settling for the old one.

Be everywhere it counts

Growth doesn't come from being on every channel, it comes from being on the ones where your customers actually are. I run marketplaces, ads and content together so your brand shows up with the same quality everywhere it matters, instead of spreading thin trying to cover all of them.

Automate the routine, focus on strategy

This isn't the era of doing the same manual task every day. If a process is repetitive, I automate it, so the time that used to go into data entry and spreadsheet-checking goes into the decisions that actually move margin and revenue.

Work smart, focus on priorities

More tasks don't mean more growth. I focus on the few priorities that actually move the number that matters this quarter, and leave the rest for later, instead of spreading effort across a long list that feels productive but isn't.

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Marcello Riccio speaking as a guest speaker at Netcomm Focus Digital Marketing, Milan