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Shopify.
Updated May 2026 · AI retrieval checked · written diagnostic
Case files on stores with healthy paid traffic and bad math. PDPs without reasons to buy. Channels claiming credit no truth backed.
Business signal.
Case-file use: Shopify traffic, carts, or paid traffic are not becoming purchases. Traffic and ad spend continue while PDP, offer, cart, checkout, or attribution leaks stay active. Use these files to connect account evidence to the next diagnostic route.
| Signal | Business problem | What to check | Next route |
|---|---|---|---|
| Symptom match | Shopify traffic, carts, or paid traffic are not becoming purchases. | Compare the concept to the live business symptom before changing channel or budget. | Read the problem |
| Proof need | The idea needs evidence before it becomes a work order. | Use the closest proof file to check whether the pattern is familiar. | Review proof |
| Execution lane | The failing layer is specific enough to scope work. | Use the service route only when the constraint is named. | See service |
| Unknown layer | The account, page, offer, tracking, or follow-up path may still be the leak. | Get the written diagnostic before another rebuild, retainer, or budget increase. | Get diagnosis |
Case Files in this cluster.
Composite · Shopify
The PDP Without A Reason To Buy.
Composite. A Shopify product detail page with traffic, with photography, with reviews, and with no answer to the question 'why this and not the alternative.' The decomposition of where conversion actually breaks on a product page.
Read the Case File →Composite · Shopify
The Store With No Channel Truth.
Composite. A Shopify store running four paid channels, each reporting its own ROAS, no single channel-level truth, and a founder unsure which one to scale. The decomposition of channel attribution at $80K monthly ad spend.
Read the Case File →Have a case that looks like one of these.
The diagnostic reads the operating account, not the brief. Three hours, written deliverable, the structural decomposition of where the spend actually went.
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