Your traffic is not the problem. The argument is.

Then the audit will be cheap for you — it is free — and it will either confirm your list or reorder it. The reordering is usually the valuable part: most teams have the right findings in the wrong priority, and spend the first month on the expensive half.

Usually because the recommendations were never shipped, or were shipped by someone who was not in the room when the problem was found. We build the fixes in your theme. If a recommendation cannot be implemented, it does not go on the roadmap.

No. Every finding in an audit names where it was observed — which template, which position, what a first-time buyer does there. You can watch eighteen published examples before you ask for yours, which is a harder test than a sales call.

Most stores do not, and testing is the wrong first tool at that volume. Structural problems — an unclear offer, proof below the decision, a checkout surprise — do not need a test to identify. Testing comes later, once the obvious is fixed.

We record the baseline before anything ships and measure against it. Where a number is influenced by seasonality or spend we say so rather than claim it. The published case studies show the before and after values, not just the percentage.

Week one: the recorded audit — a video walkthrough with the reasoning spoken out loud — plus a ten-dimension scorecard and every finding paired with its evidence, its fix and the outcome we expect. Week two: the findings plotted on an impact-versus-effort matrix and turned into a phased roadmap. From week three: the fixes themselves, built in your theme.

Brand, UX, trust, product page, conversion, messaging, merchandising, mobile, checkout and AI visibility. Each is scored with a written reading and a recommended action, so the number always arrives with the reasoning behind it.

We build them, in your theme — the part most CRO engagements leave to someone else. Diagnosis and delivery run in the same studio, so the recommendation and the build never disagree, and nothing is lost in a handover document.

The audit is free — recorded, scored and prioritised, yours to act on with or without us. Beyond it everything is quoted per scope: a CRO sprint ships the audit plus the high-impact half of the roadmap with before-and-after measurement, and a full rebuild is for stores where the structure itself is the problem. You get a scope and a number, written and fixed, before anything starts.

Every finding is ranked by what it costs you against what it takes to fix, then plotted on an impact-versus-effort matrix so the cheap high-impact work is visibly separate from the expensive marginal work. The roadmap is phased — week one, weeks two to three, month two — so each phase earns the budget for the next.