Most Shopify stores don't have a traffic problem. They have a leak — between the click and the checkout. I find it, fix it, and hand you a store that turns visitors into buyers. Or, if you'd rather do it yourself, I hand you the exact process I use.
Built from a real rebuild of a 25-year-old family brand. No hype, no vague "growth" — a clearer path from visit to purchase.
People arrive. They add to cart. Then something between the cart and the "buy" button loses them — unclear copy, no trust signals, a checkout with friction, a product page that doesn't answer the obvious objection. That gap is where the money is.
Same process behind all three. The only question is how much you want on your plate. Services start with a free call so we can scope it honestly before any money moves. The skill is instant — buy it, run it, follow it.
For the hands-on owner who wants the map, not the driver.
For the owner who knows something's off but not where to start.
For the owner who wants it handled, start to launch.
Understand the system, then rebuild it so it actually works for real people.
The whole process comes from rebuilding a 25-year-old family Shopify brand — brand direction through pre-launch audit, on a live store with real customers and real revenue on the line. Every step is field-tested, including the parts that go wrong. That's what you're buying: a method that survived contact with a real store, not a checklist pulled from a blog.
Because I won't quote a rebuild I haven't scoped. The call is 30 minutes to look at your store together, name the biggest leak, and see if we're a fit. No prep, no pitch, no obligation. If it's not right, you still leave with one clear next step.
Same process, different amount of you. The skill hands you the exact method to run yourself. The services are me running it — either just the diagnosis (Audit) or the whole rebuild (Sprint).
Yes — your own access to Claude, since the skill runs there and walks you through each step. Once it's installed, it guides the work; you make the calls and hit publish. You keep it and can reuse it on any store you own.
Not until you say so. All work happens on a duplicate theme marked "do not publish." Your live site stays exactly as-is, with a backup kept for a month after launch. Only you hit publish.
No, and be wary of anyone who does — too many factors sit outside a rebuild. What I guarantee is method: find the leaks, fix what's fixable, and set a clean before/after baseline so the change is measurable and honest.
Book a free 30-minute call and we'll look at your store together. Or grab the skill and start today.