Services
eCommerce OnGoing CRO
Optimization is not a project. It is a system.
The audit tells you what's broken and where to start. Ongoing CRO is what happens next.
Once you know the problems, someone has to fix them, test solutions, and make sure the improvements actually stick. That's the ongoing work - a structured monthly system that compounds results over time instead of leaving a report in a drawer.
We work alongside your team on a monthly cycle: analyzing what happened, identifying what to improve, running tests, and implementing findings directly with your external vendors.
Every month you get a clear picture of what's working, what isn't, and what we're doing about it.
Most clients start with the audit. Many move into ongoing work once they see what needs to be done.
What You Get:
- Monthly presentation: data analysis, findings, and priorities
- A/B testing recommendations and implementation
- Direct coordination with your external vendors
- Ongoing review of what works and what doesn't
Everything we deliver is actionable. Not a document to file away - a plan to execute.
How it works
- Start from the problems identified through the audit. The audit tells you what is broken and where to start; ongoing CRO is the work that follows. It moves from knowing the problems to fixing them, testing solutions, and reviewing whether the improvements actually stick rather than leaving the report in a drawer.
- Work alongside your team on a monthly cycle. Each cycle includes analyzing what happened and identifying what to improve. The data, findings, and priorities provide a clear picture of what is working and what is not, so the work continues from the findings rather than treating optimization as a completed project.
- Develop A/B testing recommendations and implement them. Testing belongs alongside the work of fixing problems and refining the buying experience. The monthly system brings recommendations and implementation together, with ongoing review of what works and what does not instead of stopping at a proposed solution.
- Coordinate directly with your external vendors on implementation. Findings are put into practice with the people who work on your store. This coordination is part of the ongoing work alongside your team, connecting the analysis and testing recommendations with the changes that need to be implemented.
- Review the work and share a clear picture each month. The monthly presentation covers data analysis, findings, and priorities: what happened, what needs improvement, and what is being done about it. The cycle continues through analysis, testing, implementation, and review as a structured system rather than a one-time report.
Who it's for
- Teams that have an audit and need to move from knowing what is broken to fixing problems and testing solutions.
- Businesses looking for a structured monthly CRO system with analysis, testing, implementation, and ongoing review rather than a one-time report.
- Teams that need direct coordination with external vendors while findings and A/B testing recommendations are implemented.
- Brands that want a clear monthly view of data, findings, and priorities, including what works, what does not, and what happens next.
They came. They saw.
They converted.
