We show you where visitors drop off in your store and implement the improvements directly in Shopify: product pages, navigation, cart and checkout, based on data rather than gut feeling.
When visitors come but don't buy, the cause is rarely in a single place. Usually many small hurdles add up.
Missing information, weak images or unclear variants make visitors hesitate before adding to cart.
Navigation and search decide whether visitors find what they're looking for or give up after a few clicks.
Unexpected shipping costs, too many fields or missing payment methods are common reasons for dropping off just before purchase.
Most traffic comes from smartphones. If the store is only shrunk down there instead of designed for it, you're leaving revenue on the table.
We work through hypotheses, not matters of taste. Every change has a rationale, a metric and an evaluation.
Data, user behavior and store structure show where visitors drop off.
Measures are prioritized by effort and expected impact.
Whoever writes the audit builds the changes in the Shopify theme. No handover losses.
You have lots of traffic but few orders.
Hardly anyone buys on mobile.
You don't know whether the last change to your store helped or hurt.
Your cart abandonment rate is high and you don't know why.
You invest in advertising, but your store doesn't convert the traffic.
Changes to your store are based on gut feeling, not data.
Without clean measurement, no change can be evaluated. In that case the project starts with tracking.
Go to TrackingWith very few visitors there isn't enough reliable data for tests. Then reach is the better lever.
Go to Performance MarketingIf the store is being rebuilt anyway, the insights are better fed straight into the new concept.
Prioritized list with finding, screenshot and a concrete proposal.
Images, copy, variants and trust elements that lead to a purchase.
So visitors quickly find what they're looking for.
Fewer hurdles between cart and order.
The store built the way it's actually used on a smartphone.
Changes made directly in the Shopify theme, no detours.
We go through your data and store, and find and document the drop-off points.
All measures are sorted by effort and expected impact.
The changes are built in the theme and tested before going live.
The metric defined upfront is analyzed and evaluated.
Whether you first need clarity on your levers or want to implement right away: there are three ways to go.
Stores with lots of traffic that want to know exactly where revenue is lost.
You get a prioritized list of measures to base your decisions on.
Stores that want to see the most important levers implemented quickly.
The improvements are live and their impact has been evaluated.
Stores that want to use conversion as a lasting growth lever.
A steady rhythm that improves your store step by step.
We analyze in Shopify and GA4 and implement changes directly in the theme. We measure before and after against a metric we define before implementation.
Short, honest answers. If your question is missing, ask it in the intro call.
A prioritized list with finding, screenshot and a concrete proposal, sorted by effort and expected impact.
Yes, directly in the Shopify theme. Whoever writes the audit also builds the changes.
Before implementation, we define which metric should move, and we evaluate it afterwards.
That depends on industry, price level and traffic source. That's why we compare your store with its own history rather than with generic averages.
For reliable A/B tests, yes. With less traffic, we rely on analysis and well-founded improvements, and evaluate before and after.
A big one. Slow pages increase the bounce rate, especially on smartphones. That's why we check load time as part of the audit.
Initial improvements often take effect right after implementation. They can be reliably evaluated after a period defined in advance.
That depends on the scope. After the audit you know which measures are worth it, and you get a quote with a fixed scope.
In 30 minutes we clarify your starting point, goal and next steps. Free and without obligation, directly with the person who will work on your project.
We show you where visitors drop off in your store and implement the improvements directly in Shopify: product pages, navigation, cart and checkout, based on data rather than gut feeling.
When visitors come but don't buy, the cause is rarely in a single place. Usually many small hurdles add up.
Missing information, weak images or unclear variants make visitors hesitate before adding to cart.
Navigation and search decide whether visitors find what they're looking for or give up after a few clicks.
Unexpected shipping costs, too many fields or missing payment methods are common reasons for dropping off just before purchase.
Most traffic comes from smartphones. If the store is only shrunk down there instead of designed for it, you're leaving revenue on the table.
We work through hypotheses, not matters of taste. Every change has a rationale, a metric and an evaluation.
Data, user behavior and store structure show where visitors drop off.
Measures are prioritized by effort and expected impact.
Whoever writes the audit builds the changes in the Shopify theme. No handover losses.
You have lots of traffic but few orders.
Hardly anyone buys on mobile.
You don't know whether the last change to your store helped or hurt.
Your cart abandonment rate is high and you don't know why.
You invest in advertising, but your store doesn't convert the traffic.
Changes to your store are based on gut feeling, not data.
Without clean measurement, no change can be evaluated. In that case the project starts with tracking.
Go to TrackingWith very few visitors there isn't enough reliable data for tests. Then reach is the better lever.
Go to Performance MarketingIf the store is being rebuilt anyway, the insights are better fed straight into the new concept.
Prioritized list with finding, screenshot and a concrete proposal.
Images, copy, variants and trust elements that lead to a purchase.
So visitors quickly find what they're looking for.
Fewer hurdles between cart and order.
The store built the way it's actually used on a smartphone.
Changes made directly in the Shopify theme, no detours.
We go through your data and store, and find and document the drop-off points.
All measures are sorted by effort and expected impact.
The changes are built in the theme and tested before going live.
The metric defined upfront is analyzed and evaluated.
Whether you first need clarity on your levers or want to implement right away: there are three ways to go.
Stores with lots of traffic that want to know exactly where revenue is lost.
You get a prioritized list of measures to base your decisions on.
Stores that want to see the most important levers implemented quickly.
The improvements are live and their impact has been evaluated.
Stores that want to use conversion as a lasting growth lever.
A steady rhythm that improves your store step by step.
We analyze in Shopify and GA4 and implement changes directly in the theme. We measure before and after against a metric we define before implementation.
Short, honest answers. If your question is missing, ask it in the intro call.
A prioritized list with finding, screenshot and a concrete proposal, sorted by effort and expected impact.
Yes, directly in the Shopify theme. Whoever writes the audit also builds the changes.
Before implementation, we define which metric should move, and we evaluate it afterwards.
That depends on industry, price level and traffic source. That's why we compare your store with its own history rather than with generic averages.
For reliable A/B tests, yes. With less traffic, we rely on analysis and well-founded improvements, and evaluate before and after.
A big one. Slow pages increase the bounce rate, especially on smartphones. That's why we check load time as part of the audit.
Initial improvements often take effect right after implementation. They can be reliably evaluated after a period defined in advance.
That depends on the scope. After the audit you know which measures are worth it, and you get a quote with a fixed scope.
In 30 minutes we clarify your starting point, goal and next steps. Free and without obligation, directly with the person who will work on your project.