Every service exists to improve what happens after the click.
Most ecommerce brands invest heavily in paid media but treat the website as an afterthought. Every service this agency offers exists to close that gap — making existing traffic more valuable, improving the buying experience, and turning visitors into revenue without increasing ad spend. This is not a traffic agency.
Landing pages built for paid traffic, not brand guidelines.
Sending paid traffic to a generic collection page or homepage is one of the most common and costly conversion mistakes in ecommerce. Every euro spent on Meta, Google, or TikTok deserves a destination built specifically to convert that intent.
The agency builds dedicated Shopify landing pages engineered around three principles: message match (the page speaks directly to the ad that brought the visitor), offer clarity (the value proposition is immediately obvious without scrolling), and conversion architecture (layout, hierarchy, and copy are structured around the buying decision, not the brand aesthetic).
The result is a page that makes each click more valuable — higher conversion rate, better revenue per visitor, and more efficient paid media spend without changing the ad account.
Product pages built for branding don't convert buyers.
Most Shopify product pages are built to look good, not to sell. Images are large and beautiful. Copy is short and vague. Trust signals are buried or absent. On mobile, the buying journey is broken. The result: visitors arrive, look around, and leave without buying — and the ad account gets blamed.
Trust & Clarity
The agency restructures product page copy around the buyer's actual decision criteria: what is this, why should I trust it, and what happens if I don't like it. Social proof, guarantees, and sizing information are placed where buyers look for them.
Mobile UX
More than 70% of paid traffic lands on mobile. The agency audits and rebuilds the mobile buying experience — CTA placement, image carousels, review display, and sticky add-to-cart — without touching the desktop layout unnecessarily.
Urgency & Offer
Weak offers and unclear value propositions stall buying decisions. The agency identifies friction in the offer structure and improves how urgency, bundles, and value are communicated at the point of decision.
Every change gets tested before it becomes permanent.
Opinions are cheap. Conversion decisions should be based on evidence. The agency runs structured A/B tests on every meaningful change — headline variants, CTA placement, offer framing, page layout, trust signal positioning — before committing anything to the live store.
Tests are designed with statistical validity in mind: defined hypotheses, sufficient sample sizes, and clear success metrics tied to revenue outcomes (conversion rate, revenue per visitor, AOV) — not vanity metrics like bounce rate or time-on-page.
The result is a compounding body of evidence about what moves buyers on this specific store, with every test adding to a proprietary knowledge base that informs the next round of improvements.
Find where visitors drop off. Fix it systematically.
Most conversion problems are invisible to store owners because no one has mapped the full buying journey. Traffic arrives, something goes wrong, and visitors leave — but without data, the cause stays unknown. The agency's funnel and UX work identifies the exact drop-off points from landing to checkout and prioritizes fixes by revenue impact.
Traffic Analysis
Map where paid traffic enters the site, which channels convert, and which segments leak. Identify whether the problem is pre-click or post-click.
Heatmaps & Session Data
Use behavioral analytics to understand where visitors scroll, click, and stop. Replace assumptions with evidence before any change is made.
Checkout Audit
Analyze the checkout flow for friction: form fields, shipping cost reveal, payment trust signals, and upsell placement. Checkout abandonment is a revenue problem, not a design problem.
Prioritized Fix Roadmap
Every identified issue is scored by estimated revenue impact and implementation effort. The highest-value fixes ship first — not the easiest ones.
Common questions.
Answers to the questions buyers typically ask before engaging.
What is the minimum engagement size?
The agency works with Shopify brands generating at least €500,000 in annual revenue and spending a minimum of €10,000 per month on paid media. Below that threshold, the traffic volume required to run statistically valid A/B tests and generate meaningful conversion data typically isn't sufficient to justify the engagement.Do you touch the ad account?
No. The agency works exclusively on what happens after the click — landing pages, product pages, funnel structure, and the buying experience. Ad account management, creative strategy, and media buying are outside scope. The agency works best alongside an existing paid media team or agency, not as a replacement for one.How are builds delivered on Shopify?
All landing pages and page optimizations are built directly in Shopify — either within the existing theme or using a dedicated landing page structure that keeps the main theme intact. No separate tools or third-party page builders are required, though the agency can work with brands already using Replo, Shogun, or similar if preferred.What does a typical engagement timeline look like?
An initial CRO audit takes approximately one week. From there, a standard engagement runs in 90-day cycles: the first 30 days focus on audit findings, research, and initial builds; days 31–60 focus on testing and iteration; days 61–90 focus on compounding improvements and planning the next cycle. Most clients see measurable lift within the first 60 days.Do you guarantee results?
No agency can ethically guarantee specific conversion lifts — results depend on traffic volume, product-market fit, and the quality of the existing store. What the agency guarantees is a structured, evidence-based process: every recommendation is grounded in data, every change is tested before it becomes permanent, and every engagement is scoped to the goal of improving revenue per visitor, not filling a retainer with activity.
Start with an audit.
Before any service engagement begins, the agency runs a structured CRO audit of the existing store — mapping drop-off points, diagnosing conversion friction, and identifying the highest-value opportunities. The audit is the foundation every engagement is built on.
The audit is scoped for Shopify brands spending at least €10,000/month on paid media. It covers the full buying journey: landing pages, product pages, mobile UX, and checkout.
