How do you increase E of a reaction when given an equation?

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Saleemrodman1

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Hypothetical electrochemical equation:

A(s)+ B+(aq) ---> A(aq) + B(s)

If you want to increase E, can you decrease A(aq) concentration to push the rxn to the right and increase E? Does Le Chatelier's principle work here?

Would increasing plate sizes do anything? Thanks.