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Start with your store and what you want to build, improve or fix. A useful first conversation identifies the desired result, immediate priorities and questions that need investigating before an estimate.

An existing store starts with an intake: its setup, dependencies, buying flow and immediate priorities. Access and responsibility are agreed before changes begin.

Not always. A focused improvement may solve the immediate problem. An intake or store assessment helps compare the work needed for an improvement with the work needed for a new build.

Share the public store URL, what should happen, what happens now and your preferred timing. A short description of the relevant products or buying rules helps. Do not include passwords, payment details or customer records.

A store assessment can be a separate scope. It records observations and priorities at an agreed depth, helping you decide whether the next step is a repair, an improvement or ongoing care. Implementation is agreed separately.

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The scope may include product and category templates, cart and checkout behaviour, agreed extensions and custom features. The catalog, buying rules, integrations and testing requirements are mapped before deciding what to build.

The catalog, number of templates, buying rules, custom functionality, integrations, content readiness and testing depth all affect the work. An estimate should describe its assumptions and exclusions.

Relevant product, cart and checkout screens are reviewed at agreed desktop and mobile sizes. Checks include navigation, forms, content fit and the buying steps involved. Any device-specific acceptance requirements should be identified in the scope.

A connection depends on the other system’s interface, permissions, licences and supported data. Discovery maps the records, events and owners, including failure and retry behaviour, before promising a specific integration.

Each data type needs its own feasibility and transfer plan. Export capabilities, product relationships, order history, customer accounts and URLs are checked separately; subscription billing must not be assumed to transfer with a product import.

The handover covers the implemented setup, ownership, routine tasks and known limits. Maintenance can be agreed separately, with defined scope and support windows.

Yes, a specific issue can be scoped as troubleshooting. The first step is to establish the symptom and reproduce it safely before estimating a fix.

The plan sets out routine checks, included work, response windows and exclusions. Larger features, redesigns and specialist investigations are scoped separately.

Hosting does not need to change by default. The intake checks whether the current environment supports the agreed maintenance work, backups and testing.

Checks are selected around the store: product pages, variations, cart, shipping, checkout and any agreed integrations. A successful update installation alone is not a complete store check.

The scope can cover store and integration behaviour, using a gateway test environment where available. Real payment decisions and account restrictions remain with the payment provider.

The plan defines included work and time. Larger investigations, custom changes and third-party failures are assessed separately so expectations stay clear.

No. We can investigate access, signals and technical problems, and verify the changes made. Search engines decide what to index and display.

An audit and implementation can be scoped together or separately. The estimate should state which fixes, templates and follow-up checks are included.

Start with accessible pages, clear content and accurate product information. Any additional work should answer a specific, evidenced need rather than promise AI visibility.

Start by reproducing and measuring the slow journey. Separate storefront, checkout and admin behaviour, then review application, asset, hosting and integration causes. A single lab score does not describe every customer visit.

It does not need to. Existing URLs are inventoried, and any proposed change is reviewed with its redirect and testing requirements.

A store assessment considers the setup and purchase journey at an agreed depth. Crawl access, indexing signals, structured data and search templates belong to the technical SEO scope. Choose the review around the question you need answered.