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eCommerce CRO Audit
Your store is losing revenue. This report shows you exactly where.
Most optimization projects fail because they start with opinions. Someone thinks the button color is wrong. Someone else wants to test the headline. Nobody actually knows what's broken.
The CRO Audit starts with evidence, not assumptions.
By the time someone lands on your store, they've already formed an opinion. They've searched your brand, asked ChatGPT, read reviews elsewhere. Our audit looks at the full picture - what people find before they arrive, and what they experience when they do.
We analyze every process on your site: page structure, content, design, microcopy, email flows, and the full purchase journey. We look at what visitors actually do, where they hesitate, and where they leave.
Revenue lives in the details humans notice and agents report on.
What You Get:
Comprehensive Store Analysis
- Full analysis of every site process: page structure, content, design, microcopy, email flows
- Review of how AI engines and search see your store
Deliverables & Recommendations
- Prioritized report of findings and recommendations
- 4 A/B testing recommendations, ready to implement
Everything we deliver is actionable. Not a document to file away - a plan to execute.
How it works
- Begin with evidence rather than opinions about what might be wrong. The audit considers the full picture: what people find before they arrive at your store and what they experience once they are there. It starts by looking at the buying journey, not by choosing a button color or headline to test.
- Review how search and AI engines see the store. People may already have searched your brand, asked ChatGPT, or read reviews elsewhere before landing on a page. That earlier experience belongs alongside the on-site analysis, because the buying journey does not begin only when someone opens your store.
- Analyze the processes across the site: page structure, content, design, microcopy, email flows, and the full purchase journey. The review looks at what visitors actually do, where they hesitate, and where they leave. Individual details are considered in the context of the experience that leads toward a purchase.
- Bring the findings together in a prioritized report with recommendations. The report gives your team a clear view of what needs attention and where to start. Instead of disconnected opinions about isolated details, the analysis is organized into findings and recommendations that form a plan to execute.
- Provide four A/B testing recommendations that are ready to implement. These recommendations sit alongside the comprehensive store analysis and prioritized report. The output connects what the audit finds with actionable next steps, rather than ending with a document to file away or another list of guesses.
Who it's for
- Store teams who want to understand what is broken before choosing changes to test, using evidence rather than competing opinions.
- Businesses seeking a review of page structure, content, design, microcopy, email flows, and the complete purchase journey.
- Teams interested in how AI engines and search see their store, alongside what visitors experience before and after arriving.
- Brands that need prioritized findings, a plan of recommendations, and A/B testing recommendations ready to implement.
They came. They saw.
They converted.
