Cosmo Turco USA: a real, live WooCommerce store, plus the custom order dashboard, automation, and hardening running behind it.
Cosmo Turco USA sells beauty and cosmetics products at cosmoturcousa.com — a real, live WooCommerce store I built and continue to run automation for. This case study covers what actually happens behind that storefront: the custom tools built specifically for how this business runs day to day.
Digging through wp-admin's default order list isn't how a busy store owner wants to check on the day's sales. I built a dedicated, mobile-friendly order dashboard from scratch — role-based logins (so staff only see what they need to), instant push notifications the moment a new order comes in, and one-click Excel export for accounting.
A pipeline that drafts Facebook & Instagram posts automatically, but never publishes blind — every post goes out for a quick WhatsApp approval first. Automation that saves time without taking the human out of the brand's voice.
Scheduled Google Analytics reports so the numbers show up without anyone having to go dig through GA4, plus Amazon marketplace sync so the product catalog doesn't have to be managed twice in two different places.
A full SEO audit caught real, fixable issues — starting with the homepage title and meta description, which were quietly hurting click-through from search. Fixed those first, then worked through the rest of the prioritized list.
Proper security headers, wp-config and uploads folder lockdown, and ongoing attention to caching — the unglamorous work that keeps a store from becoming a target and keeps checkout fast under real traffic.
Short-form video content for the brand, plus ongoing maintenance — this isn't a "build it and disappear" engagement, it's a running relationship with a real, active business.
This dashboard runs live client order data, so the rest of it stays private to Cosmo Turco's own team — but this is the exact login screen it starts with. Want to see it in more depth? Ask me directly and I can walk you through it.
The dashboard, the automation, and the support after launch are what actually run a business. Let's talk about what yours needs.
