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Is Your Shopify Store Leaking Sales?
More sales from the traffic you already pay for.
Same visitors. Higher conversion. Bigger orders. No redesign, no extra ad spend.
Some of the stores behind that number.
Selected work
Stores I've built and fixed.
Nine of the 500+. Every one is live and doing the numbers.
The five leaks
The same five things leak money on almost every store I open.
None of them look like emergencies. They look like a conversion rate you have got used to. Each one has a check you can run on your own store right now.
- 01
Photos that sell nothing
Photos that show the product but never sell it — no on-body shots, no fabric detail, no video.
Check it nowOpen your best seller. Count the photos of it being worn or used. If that number is zero, you found one.
Watch the breakdown - 02
Unanswered fit anxiety
Fit and sizing anxiety with nothing on the page that answers it.
Check it nowFind your size guide from the product page. Count the taps. More than one and most people give up instead.
Watch the breakdown - 03
Reviews nine screens down
Reviews buried on the ninth screen, while the buying decision happens on the first.
Check it nowOn your phone, scroll your best seller until you reach a review. Count the screens. The decision was made three screens ago.
Watch the breakdown - 04
Trust answers in the footer
Shipping, returns and trust questions answered in the footer instead of next to the buy button.
Check it nowLook at the single screen with your Add to Cart button on it. Is the returns policy anywhere on that screen?
Watch the breakdown - 05
Designed on a laptop, bought on a phone
A page designed on a laptop and bought on a phone.
Check it nowOpen your best seller on your phone. Can you see the price without scrolling?
Watch the breakdown
Where it goes
A thousand visitors in. How many make it to the thank-you page?
Every one of these five points is a place people quietly leave. None of them show up as a problem in your analytics — they show up as a conversion rate you have got used to.
- Lands on the product pagePhotos that sell nothing780 of 1000 still in play
- Looks for a sizeUnanswered fit anxiety600 of 1000 still in play
- Looks for a reason to trust youReviews nine screens down440 of 1000 still in play
- Reaches the buy buttonTrust answers in the footer300 of 1000 still in play
- Checks out on a phoneDesigned on a laptop, bought on a phone180 of 1000 still in play
A thousand in, 180 out. Fix three of these five and the same traffic is worth more.
- Shopify stores built and grown
- 500+
- Years doing only this
- 10
- A year, the brands I work with
- $1M–$10M
- Audit turnaround, no call
- 2 days
How it works
How the audit works
No call, no pitch deck, nothing to schedule. You send a URL; I send back the recording.
Send me a URL
One product page. Thirty seconds. That is the whole intake.
I record the teardown
Five to ten minutes on screen: your page, my cursor, me talking. Desktop and mobile, because they fail differently.
You get the fix list
Three or four changes ranked by impact, with the reason each one matters and an honest read on effort.
Fix it, or I do
Change a theme setting tonight, hand it to your developer, or book a Leak Sprint and I ship it.
On YouTube
Watch me take a real product page apart.
Same thing I do in the audit, on someone else's store, with the reasoning out loud.
What we do
Three ways in, depending on what is actually broken.
Leak Sprint
Find the three or four fixes on your product page, cart and checkout that move the number, then ship them.
Two to four weeks. Same traffic, same ad spend, a different conversion rate at the end of it.
Store build & rebuild
A Shopify store built to sell, or an existing one taken apart and put back together properly.
Ten years and 500+ stores of knowing which theme decisions cost you money eighteen months later.
AI in ecommerce ops
Support, merchandising and content — the work that scales badly, handed to something that scales well.
Not a chatbot bolted to your storefront. The unglamorous internal jobs that eat your team’s week.
Who is actually doing this
I have built and grown more than 500 Shopify stores over ten years, most of them for brands doing $1M–$10M a year.
In almost every one, the traffic was never the problem — the page it landed on was.
I open a handful of these a week because it’s how I find brands worth working with.
Kamran BajwaFounder, EcommElevate
Send me your product page.
I will send back a video of what I would fix, in the order I would fix it. Two business days. No call, no pitch deck.