The era of "throw it at the wall and see what sticks" is over. I apply predictive intelligence and marine-grade discipline to build E-Commerce operations engineered to scale.
Internal Memo: Executive Summary
If you are reading this, you likely suspect that your E-Commerce operation is underperforming. You have traffic, but not enough conversion. You have data, but no insight. You have a marketing budget, but it feels more like a slot machine than an investment portfolio.
My name is Emil Hetfield. I do not believe in luck.
My background spans the rigorous discipline of marine operations and the fast-paced world of digital commerce. In both fields, a single error in judgment can be costly. That is why I do not guess.
I operate at the intersection of Strategy and Execution. I do not just run ads; I architect systems. Whether acting as a fractional leader or a strategic advisor, I build the engines that drive sustainable, predictable profit.
This is not a creative agency. This is a growth consultancy for the serious enterprise.
Emil Hetfield
Principal, Hetfield.net
Operational Architecture & Fractional Leadership
Most businesses treat E-Commerce as a series of disconnected tasks. I offer Unified Operational Oversight. I align your technology, your marketing, and your logistics into a single, cohesive P&L.
Multi-Channel Portfolio Management
Advertising is salesmanship multiplied by technology. I manage acquisition channels with the rigor of a financial portfolio, chasing Contribution Margin, not vanity metrics.
Building Digital Real Estate
Paid media is renting; SEO is buying. I treat Search Engine Optimization as a capital asset strategy to build long-term authority and reduce blended CAC.
Most agencies report on what happened last month. I focus on what will happen next month.
By leveraging advanced analytics and a "Command & Control" operational philosophy, I help organizations see around corners. We anticipate inventory stockouts. We predict creative fatigue. We forecast revenue dips.
"I do not sell hours. I sell outcomes."