Product page optimisation
Descriptions, imagery, specifications and trust elements that support the decision.
Product page optimisation, shopping feeds, cart recovery and email flows — work on conversion as well as traffic.
Traffic is only half of an online store's problem. If product pages do not answer buyer questions and the checkout creates friction, more visitors simply means more people leaving.
I work across both sides: improving how the store converts, and building the channels that bring qualified shoppers to it — organic product visibility, shopping feeds, paid campaigns and email.
First we make the store worth sending traffic to: clearer product pages, honest shipping and returns information, visible stock status, and a shorter route through checkout.
Then we build acquisition — product SEO, shopping feeds, retargeting and email flows — knowing that each additional visitor now has a better chance of converting.
Descriptions, imagery, specifications and trust elements that support the decision.
Navigation and filtering that helps shoppers find products quickly.
Product data prepared and submitted for shopping placements.
Abandoned cart emails that bring shoppers back to complete an order.
Welcome, post-purchase and win-back sequences.
Ecommerce tracking so you can see which channels pay for themselves.
A structured review of product pages, cart and checkout with prioritised fixes.
Getting the catalogue into shopping placements correctly.
Building the flows that recover carts and increase repeat orders.
Analyse the catalogue, funnel data and current marketing channels.
Product content, page speed and checkout friction addressed first.
Ecommerce tracking implemented and validated.
Feeds, campaigns and product SEO put in place.
Email flows for carts, post-purchase and win-back.
Monthly review of revenue by channel and next priorities.
Usually conversion. Improving product pages and checkout increases the return on every visitor you already have and every one you later pay for.
A structured file of your catalogue submitted to platforms like Google Merchant Centre so products can appear in shopping placements.
They routinely recover a meaningful share of otherwise lost orders because the shopper had already chosen a product.
Yes. I work on established WooCommerce stores as well as new builds.
Revenue, orders and conversion rate by channel from GA4 ecommerce data, with the actions taken that month.
Share your store URL and I'll review the buying journey and where revenue is most likely being lost.