What Digifov Actually Does — and Why It's Built as One System

Ask ten agencies what they do and you'll get ten lists that all sound the same: content, social, email, ads. What matters isn't the list. It's whether those services actually work together or just get invoiced together.

Digifov runs eight core services, and the point isn't that we offer all of them — it's that they're built to connect, on one stack, reported through one shared view, so a campaign in one channel actually strengthens the others instead of running in isolation.

Influencer Marketing

We source and manage creator partnerships that actually fit the brand — not the biggest follower count available, but the right audience overlap. That means outreach, negotiation, content briefs, and performance tracking, run end-to-end instead of handed off after the contract is signed. For e-commerce brands, this connects directly to product seeding: getting the right creators the right products, tied back to the same catalog that's live on the Shopify store.

Content Creation

Photo, video, and copy built for the specific channels a brand is actually on — not generic assets repurposed everywhere and optimized nowhere. We plan, shoot, edit, and deliver content ready to publish, on brand every time, because content that doesn't match a brand's voice and visual identity does more harm than a slower posting schedule.

Email Campaigns & Strategy

Full email strategy and execution, from welcome flows to promotions, written, designed, and scheduled to convert subscribers into customers. This is also where lifecycle and marketing automation lives — powered by Braze, running push, email, SMS, in-app, and web messaging off one real-time customer data stream, so a message triggers based on what a customer actually just did, not a generic send schedule.

Social Media Campaigns

Organic and paid social managed end-to-end: content calendars, community management, and ad campaigns built to grow an audience and drive sales — not vanity metrics. Paid and organic work together here instead of running as separate budgets with separate goals, because an organic post that's working is exactly the kind of content worth putting ad spend behind.

Shopify Websites

Stores built and launched, ready to sell — full migrations from other platforms, custom or legacy site rebuilds, and Etsy-to-Shopify builds that let independent sellers own their own storefront. Shopify is the commerce platform the rest of the stack is built around: the checkout everything else drives traffic toward.

Digital PR

Press placements, media outreach, and coverage that build visibility and trust beyond a brand's own channels — backed by the partner network, since PR relationships are relationship-driven by nature and benefit from an agency with existing press contacts rather than cold outreach from scratch every time.

Creative Project Management

The service that makes the other seven actually work as one system instead of eight separate timelines. One team keeps every campaign, deadline, and deliverable on track, so a product launch doesn't have the email going out before the Shopify listing is live, or the influencer content dropping before the ad campaign is built to capture the traffic it generates.

Analysis & Reporting

Clear, regular reporting on what's working across every channel — powered by Mixpanel event tracking, funnels, retention, and cohort analysis, turned into dashboards that show not just what happened but what to do next. Reporting isn't an end-of-month recap here; it's the input that decides what the next campaign actually is.

Why the Connections Matter More Than the List

Here's the thing most agency service pages don't say out loud: any of these eight services can be bought separately, from separate vendors, and plenty of brands do exactly that. What they lose is the connective tissue — the influencer campaign that's coordinated with the email send, the social ad that's built around the content that's already proven to perform, the PR placement timed to a product drop the Shopify store is actually ready to fulfill.

That's the difference between a list of services and a growth stack. Digifov's own team runs the core of this work, and where a specific campaign calls for deeper specialist expertise, a partner agency from the network steps in — named, credited, and reporting back through the same shared view, not disappearing into a subcontractor's black box.

Underneath all eight services sits the same connected infrastructure: Shopify as the commerce platform, Braze as the engagement engine turning first-time buyers into repeat customers, and Mixpanel as the analytics layer that tells you which of it is actually working. We set all three up, connect them to each other, and run them — so instead of three disconnected tools and eight disconnected vendors, a brand gets one system and one point of contact.

That's the actual product. Not eight services. One network, running all eight as one thing.