For product stores the leak is almost always the last step: a shipping cost that shows up late, a fitment doubt, or no reason to trust a store found ten minutes ago. I find the exact step where buyers stop and fix that step first.
I read your analytics with the bots stripped out and find the step where the money leaks.
The fix is usually three changes on two pages. We agree them before anything is touched.
Live within two weeks, measured for thirty days, then the next step.
A parts store I am working with had 46 buyers reach checkout and 6 finish in its first season. That step, not traffic, is the whole project.
Ask about itFor a single store. Product catalog work, feeds, and multi vendor sync are scoped separately. Every engagement is scoped to an outcome before a number is quoted, and I take on three new engagements a quarter.
Usually not. Fixing a checkout that loses four out of five buyers doubles revenue faster than doubling traffic would, and it is cheaper.
Shopify and WooCommerce. Others by conversation.
No. I fix the store so the traffic you already have converts, then organic and Shopping listings bring more of it.
Every engagement starts with a short consultation. Tell me where the time is leaking, and I will tell you whether there is something worth building.
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