Delivery dates on product pages
[3] weeks · Analytics & CRO
Nobody buys a sofa on the first visit. Shoppers compare, measure and come back. We keep your store in front of them while they decide, and answer the doubts that stop the order.

Big baskets come with long decisions. Most sales are lost between the first visit and the last.
Five plays we start with. Each one is a test with a number, read every Monday.
Ads and pages built around rooms, not single items: the chair, the lamp and the rug in one shot.
One line under the price: when it arrives and how. We’ve run this test before; it’s in our case studies.
The sofa someone looked at three times, back in their inbox with fabric samples and a delivery date.
Shopping and search judged on a [30]-day window, with the Monday report showing the paths that took longest.
Guides like “how to choose a rug size” or “linen or cotton bedding” that answer the doubt and link to the product.
Five services, one plan. Here’s where each one fits in this market.
All five services[3] weeks · Analytics & CRO
The numbers we report first.
On one page at 09:00, next to what you spent, with the tests that moved them.
How we reportNot on the list? Ask on a call, or by email.
Yes. Long decisions and delivery questions are most of the work there, and we plan for both from week [1].
We agree a window with you, often [30] days, and report on it every Monday. The same window every week, so the weeks compare.
No. Room shots help, but product and customer photos are enough to start. We plan a shoot once tests show what sells.
If your store can link online visits to showroom sales, yes. If not, we report online sales and show the showroom trend beside them.
Shopify and WooCommerce, including stores with made-to-order items and long delivery times.
Drops, sizes and returns.
Gifts, trust and small screens.
Small baskets, shipping and reorders.
Your turn

Bring your best-selling piece. In [30] minutes we’ll show you how we’d shorten its decision.
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