Diagnose
We audit the current page, ad-to-page message match, reviews, analytics, and customer objections to find the friction suppressing conversion.
CRO opportunity map72-hour Shopify CRO sprint
We diagnose the leaks, sharpen the offer, and rebuild your product page to convert more of the traffic you already have—in 72 hours.
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The first mistake · 01
A product page converts when the traffic, promise, proof, images, and buying decision all point in the same direction.
Most CRO work begins too late—with a new button color or another app. But the biggest leaks usually sit in the offer, message match, proof, hierarchy, and unanswered objections.
The Sprint starts with evidence, fixes the commercial argument, and then builds the page that argument requires. Every section has one job: move the right customer closer to purchase.
Every promise changes the next.
The build sequence · 02
The 72-hour clock begins after your source assets, Shopify access, and one decision-maker are ready. Each additional page is scheduled in its own 72-hour production window.
We audit the current page, ad-to-page message match, reviews, analytics, and customer objections to find the friction suppressing conversion.
CRO opportunity mapWe sharpen the offer, positioning, proof, objections, and page hierarchy into one focused commercial argument.
Offer + conversion copyWe design, build, and quality-check the product page inside Shopify across desktop and mobile, ready to publish and measure.
Shopify page + test planScope
The design is built directly in Shopify—not left behind as a Figma mockup. You get a working, measurable product page—not a list of CRO suggestions your team still has to implement.
Case Studies · 03
Two very different products. The same discipline: remove confusion, strengthen the buying argument, and make the page carry the sale.
DTC · Physical story subscription
A serialized fantasy story box translated into a legible offer, original visual world, product imagery, and a purchase journey that lets an unfamiliar format make sense.
Industrial · High-consideration product
A complex mobile 3D-concrete-printing system turned into a clear product story with field proof, useful specifications, and a direct path from curiosity to quote.
Selected work built by Travis. Shown to demonstrate range—not presented as prior Sprint engagements or as performance claims.
Pricing · 04
$1,000 for each conversion-focused Shopify product page. Add as many pages as you need when you apply.
$1,000 per product page
One consolidated revision round is included per page. Photography is $500 per product on a simple studio set; models, locations, elaborate props, or complex styling are quoted separately.

Why Second Order
A sharper offer changes why someone buys. That changes what they expect to receive. The expectation changes how they judge the product, describe it, and decide whether to return.
The landing page begins a promise the product must finish.
What stays outside
Each $1,000 scope is deliberately narrow: one product, one primary audience, one offer, one page, and one consolidated revision round.

One operator · No handoffs
Every Sprint is led by Travis DiPerna—a DTC operator, designer, builder, former product photographer, and U.S. Navy-trained photojournalist. The person forming the offer is the same person shaping the images and building the page.
72-hour builds · Limited weekly capacity
Add every product page you're planning so we can scope the project at $1,000 per page. Add product photography when you need it—just your name, email, URLs, and the number of products to shoot.
travis@secondorderclub.com