Challenge · 08 / 08
You know the store could convert better, but diagnosing what to fix and proving a change works both take a specialist and weeks, so most ideas never get tested and the real leak keeps leaking.
I know the store could convert better. I just do not know what to fix.
Where it breaks
You can see what happened but not why, so the next fix is another guess. Ideas pile up and only a few ever get tested.
Building an A/B test takes code and time, so the experiment queue forms behind one specialist and most hypotheses die unread.
Session and heatmap tools add weight to the very pages they are meant to improve, and the insight lives in a different tool from the experiment engine, so it rarely turns into action.
Slow Core Web Vitals and accessibility gaps quietly suppress conversion and create risk, and no one is auditing them on a schedule.
What it is costing you
9 in 10
test ideas never ship, because each one needs a developer and weeks of waiting.
Guessing is expensive. Every week spent shipping the wrong fix is a week the real leak keeps leaking, and slow pages tax every conversion you do earn.
Spectrum watches real sessions, audits performance and accessibility, and turns the findings into ranked test ideas, then runs the experiments live on your store. You stop guessing what to fix and start shipping changes that move the number.
Insight and diagnostics
Experimentation
Where else growth breaks
Product Page Conversion
Half a dozen apps run your product page, and it still loses the sale.
Product Discovery
Shoppers cannot find what they came to buy.
Search Visibility
Your rankings hold, but the clicks go to AI answers.
Paid Performance
You run out of winning creative before the budget does.
Retention & Loyalty
You rent loyalty, then watch customers leave anyway.
Cart & Checkout
Carts stay small, and upsell apps tax every order.
Storefront Experience
Every change needs a developer, or locks you in.
A 20-minute walk-through. Real catalog, real data, the fix running on a duplicate of your live store.
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