Find what's losing you orders, then fix it.
Overview
Most CRO advice arrives as a report you still have to act on. This audit ends with an improved page waiting for approval instead: the agent reads your page the way a first-time visitor does, checks whether the fold states a real benefit, whether anything earns trust before the price asks for it, and how many decisions stand between landing and checkout, then builds the fixes you approve. Run it first on the page taking your most paid traffic.
Before you start
- A live page to audit
- GA4 connected is optional; it lets findings be ranked by what they cost
The prompt
Paste this into the agent. The bold values are yours to change:
Audit this page for conversion: [your page URL]. The action that matters is [add to cart].
Start above the fold with six checks: a specific benefit in the headline (not a category), a hook, a subheader that says how it works, copy aimed at [my main customer], one clear call to action, and imagery that earns its spot. Give each check a pass or fail with a one-line reason.
Then grade the rest: trust and social proof placement, offer clarity, friction between landing and the action, and mobile layout.
Rank everything by what it likely costs me, then build the fixes on a draft copy of the page. Show me before and after per change. Nothing publishes until I approve.
Short on time? Run just the second paragraph. The six above-the-fold checks are where most of the conversion loss lives, and that version takes about ten minutes.
What the agent does
- Loads the live page and grades the fold against the six checks, each with a one-line reason for a miss.
- Audits the rest of the page: trust, offer clarity, friction, mobile.
- Ranks the findings by likely cost to conversion.
- Builds the fixes on a draft copy and shows you each change against the original.
- Publishes only what you approve, change by change.
Try it on your store
The prompt opens in the agent ready to edit, with your store and tools connected.