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B2B Ecommerce, Wholesale & Distribution

Turn Product Demand Into More Orders, Better Buyers and Repeat Revenue.

Your buyers may discover products online, create an account, request pricing, speak with sales and return later to place a larger order.

Lime connects how buyers find your products, get approved, order and reorder — with reporting on all of it — so the digital channel works with the sales team instead of beside it.

Free 20-Minute Growth Opportunity Review · No obligation

20+ Years in Business

Toronto-rooted since 2005

Real Client Results

Proven across services, franchises and ecommerce

One Accountable Team

Strategy · Creative · Media · Web · Automation

Built for How Customers Buy Today

Google · Social · AI Discovery · Follow-Up · Measurement

Real Wholesale Ecommerce Results

B2B ecommerce growth Lime has already built.

Pacific Candy logo

Pacific Candy

Wholesale ordering that finally kept up with demand

Pacific Candy had strong distribution and product demand, but its online ordering experience was not keeping up. Lime improved product discovery, conversion, checkout and the wholesale buying path — with top-three Google rankings for its three main keywords feeding the store.

+690%
Net sales
+533%
Orders
+21%
Average order value
pacificcandy.ca
The Pacific Candy wholesale store built by Lime — brand-led shopping, category navigation and wholesale sign-in
See the Pacific Candy Case Study
Morgan-Williams logo

Morgan-Williams

From a non-transactional site to thousands of orderable products

Morgan-Williams is a wholesale specialty food importer and distributor. Lime replaced a non-transactional website with an ecommerce system supporting thousands of products, online ordering and secure checkout.

+233%
Net sales
+176%
Orders
+218%
Products sold
morganwilliams.com
The Morgan-Williams wholesale ecommerce site built by Lime — online ordering, registration and campaign pre-booking
See the work behind these numbers

Results from individual client engagements, not universal ecommerce benchmarks. Supporting B2B and institutional ecommerce experience includes iDESIGN 365.

B2B Is Not a Bigger B2C Store

Your buyer may research online, talk to sales and order later. The system has to connect all three.

A B2B buyer may research products before creating an account, compare categories or brands, request a quote, qualify for wholesale pricing, involve procurement, speak with a salesperson and reorder frequently. The site has to support both self-service ecommerce and sales-assisted buying.

DiscoverResearchRegister / QuoteSales SupportOrderReorder

Where B2B Ecommerce Revenue Leaks

The demand may already exist. The channel can still lose it.

01

Product discovery is weak

Buyers cannot quickly find categories, brands, specifications or products.

02

Too much is hidden before account approval

The wholesale model may require gated pricing, but if the entire business is invisible before login, Google, AI tools and new buyers have too little information to understand the offer.

03

Account creation creates friction

A good buyer is interested but registration, approval or first-order steps are unclear.

04

Ecommerce and sales operate separately

The website captures activity, while the sales team works in email or spreadsheets with no shared buyer history.

05

Large catalogues become hard to navigate

Thousands of products create more choice but can make search, category structure and merchandising worse.

06

Reordering takes too much work

Existing buyers should not have to rediscover the entire catalogue every time they purchase.

07

Reporting stops at website sessions

Leadership cannot clearly connect discovery, registered buyers, orders, repeat purchasing and revenue.

Gated Where It Matters. Visible Where It Counts.

Protect wholesale pricing without making the business invisible.

A wholesale business can keep pricing, account-specific information and ordering protected while still publishing a useful public layer that Google, AI-assisted discovery, new buyer research, procurement and the sales team can all work from.

Confidential pricing and customer-specific information stay protected. What changes is that a new buyer — or the AI tool researching on their behalf — can finally understand the offer before an account exists.

The public layer can explain

  • Who the company serves
  • Key product categories
  • Brands
  • Buying process
  • Geographic coverage
  • Capabilities
  • FAQs
  • Expertise
  • Reasons to register
  • Reasons to contact sales
One Connected Order Journey

From discovery to repeat order.

01

Get Found

Search, AI-assisted research, campaigns and direct brand discovery.

02

Find the Right Products

Categories, internal search, filters, brands and useful product information.

03

Become a Buyer

Account registration, approval, quote or sales contact.

04

Place the Order

Online ordering, secure checkout and clear fulfilment expectations.

05

Buy Again

Saved buying patterns, email, customer activation, reordering and category expansion.

06

See the Revenue

Revenue, orders, average order value, repeat activity and buyer/source reporting.

One Accountable Team

One team across the catalogue, the buyers and the revenue.

Ecommerce development, search, paid media, content, email, CRM, automation, sales integration and reporting — Lime can manage the full program under one accountable team. The exact mix depends on what your business needs most.

Product & category visibility

Help buyers, Google and AI-assisted tools find and understand the catalogue, brands and categories.

Ecommerce UX & conversion

Make large catalogues easy to search, navigate and order from — especially for a first-time buyer.

Registration & approval flow

Reduce friction between an interested buyer and an approved, ordering account.

Quote & sales-assisted paths

Support the orders that need a conversation, a quote or procurement — not just a cart.

CRM & buyer data

Give sales and ecommerce one shared view of the buyer, their history and the next action.

Email & reorder reminders

Turn approved accounts into active, expanding buyers with reorder reminders and new-category prompts.

Platform development

Build or improve the ecommerce platform itself — including WooCommerce and Shopify stores.

Reporting tied to revenue

Connect discovery, registered buyers, orders and repeat purchasing so leadership sees revenue, not sessions.

Free 20-Minute Review

Where is your B2B ecommerce channel losing revenue?

In the Growth Opportunity Review, Lime can look at the path from public product discovery to registered buyer, order and reorder — and identify the likely gaps worth investigating.

This is a focused first conversation, not a free formal audit.

20 minutes · No obligation · Focused on your business

Best fit: wholesale and distributor businesses with real catalogue demand that need a smoother path from product discovery to order and reorder.

We may discuss

  • Public product / category visibility
  • Registration and buyer approval
  • Wholesale ordering
  • Quote paths
  • Sales handoff
  • Catalogue navigation
  • Conversion
  • Repeat purchasing
  • Getting approved buyers ordering
  • AI-assisted discovery
  • Reporting
  • Ecommerce-to-sales integration
Ecommerce + Marketing + Development

One accountable team from the catalogue to the revenue report.

Lime has been building digital growth systems since 2005 — Toronto-rooted, working across North America — including ecommerce for wholesale distributors and product businesses.

The advantage is connecting ecommerce, marketing, development, automation and reporting in one place, measured against business outcomes rather than traffic.

Selling primarily to consumers? See B2C Ecommerce Growth.

FAQ

Questions B2B ecommerce and wholesale teams ask

B2B ecommerce has to support a longer, more deliberate buying path: research before an account exists, wholesale approval, quotes, sales conversations, larger orders and frequent reordering. Marketing that only drives traffic to product pages misses most of that journey, so the system has to connect discovery, registration, ordering, sales support and reporting.

Start with the path a buyer actually takes: finding the right products in a large catalogue, understanding the offer before login, registering without friction, ordering easily and reordering without rediscovering everything. Fixing the weakest of those steps usually beats simply buying more traffic.

Not necessarily. Pricing, account-specific information and ordering can stay protected. What should be public is a useful layer that explains who you serve, categories, brands, the buying process and reasons to register — so Google, AI tools and new buyers can understand the business before an account exists.

Give both sides one shared view of the buyer. When registrations, quotes, orders and website activity feed the same CRM the sales team works from, ecommerce becomes a source of qualified conversations and sales history informs what the website should do next — instead of the two operating in separate silos.

Make reordering easier than the first order. Saved buying patterns, quick reorder paths, useful email prompts, category-expansion suggestions and account activation all help an approved buyer purchase more often without re-navigating the full catalogue each time.

Measure the chain, not just the sessions: discovery, registered buyers, first orders, order value, repeat activity and revenue by buyer and source. That is what lets leadership see whether the digital channel is producing better buyers — not just more visits.

It can. Buyers and procurement teams increasingly use AI-assisted tools to research suppliers, categories and capabilities. A wholesale business that hides everything behind a login gives those tools nothing to understand, so a clear public discovery layer matters more than it used to.

Yes. Lime works with existing WooCommerce and Shopify stores as well as custom builds. The starting point is identifying the bottleneck — discovery, catalogue navigation, registration, conversion, reordering or reporting — and improving the platform where it actually constrains revenue.

Your Next Step

Ready for more of the right buyers and repeat orders?

Whether the gap is discovery, registration, ordering, reordering or reporting, start by finding where the channel is losing good buyers.

In 20 minutes, we’ll look at where your B2B channel is most likely losing the right buyers and what we would prioritize first.

Free 20-Minute Growth Opportunity Review · No obligation