Store friction
Challenge
Shoppers cannot find the right product.
Approach
Review collection structure, product information, and mobile navigation.
Review
Track search usage, product discovery, and checkout progression.
The strategy notebook
Most stores run into the same pressures: shoppers who cannot find what they came for, a checkout people leave early, campaigns that promise more than the page delivers, and first buyers who never come back. Every one of them has a way through. Below is how we would approach each challenge, from the first review to the number that tells us it worked. These are illustrative scenarios, not client results.
Challenge
Shoppers cannot find the right product.
Approach
Review collection structure, product information, and mobile navigation.
Review
Track search usage, product discovery, and checkout progression.
Challenge
Every store change depends on a fragile plugin stack.
Approach
Map essential workflows and assess a simpler commerce architecture.
Review
Review maintenance effort, operational errors, and release clarity.
Challenge
Campaigns promise an experience the landing page does not deliver.
Approach
Align audience, creative, offer, and landing page information.
Review
Review relevant visits, purchase progression, and acquisition costs.
Challenge
Shoppers reach the cart but leave before paying.
Approach
Shorten the path to payment, show the full cost early, and test the checkout steps.
Review
Track cart completion, payment errors, and abandoned checkouts.
Challenge
Questions about sizing, shipping, and returns stay unanswered.
Approach
Rewrite product information around the questions shoppers actually ask.
Review
Review support requests, product returns, and product page engagement.
Challenge
First purchases rarely turn into a second visit.
Approach
Plan post purchase communication, replenishment reminders, and a clear reason to return.
Review
Track repeat purchase rate, email engagement, and customer lifetime value.