Pure Shield
pureshield.store ↗$20K+
in sales within 3 months
Taken from launch to over $20,000 in revenue in its first three months.
Results
Numbers, not promises.
These are real outcomes from ecommerce brands I've worked with, plus the brand I own and run myself. Every one came from the same process: find where buyers drop off, fix it, and measure the difference.
- 6-figure
- ecommerce brand I own and operate
- $20K+
- sales in 3 months for Pure Shield
- −60%
- cost per acquisition for enjoyasip
- +40%
- average order value for Orya
Operator, not just advisor
I run my own six-figure brand.
Before I advise anyone on their store, I'm dealing with the same problems on my own: ad costs, cash on delivery, pricing, and customers who hesitate at checkout.
So what I recommend has been tried with my own money, on my own store. You get advice from someone who still runs a store, not theory from someone who used to.
Case studies
What changed, in numbers
enjoyasip
enjoyasip.co ↗−60%
cost per acquisition, from website optimization alone
Each new customer now costs 40% of what they used to, so the same ad budget brings in 2.5× the customers.
Orya
thisisorya.com ↗+40%
average order value in 2 weeks
Every order now brings in 40% more revenue, with the same traffic and the same number of orders.
How
The same process behind every result
I don't redesign a store just so it looks better. I change what stops people from buying.
Find the drop-off
Look at where visitors leave: product page, cart, checkout, or the gap between the ad and the page they land on.
Remove the friction
Fix what stops people from buying. Offers, pricing, trust signals, copy, mobile speed, and the checkout flow.
Measure the difference
Compare conversion rate, order value and acquisition cost before and after, so the result is a number, not an opinion.
Clients
Brands I've worked with
Want numbers like these for your store?
Book a store review. I'll show you where your visitors drop off and what to fix first.