How ready your store is for shoppers arriving from ads.
2 medium, 4 low, 1 working. Free, every one.
Shoppers who arrive from an ad can't touch the product. Short descriptions leave out the size, material and feel they need before buying, and give Google little to rank.
Long delivery times are one of the most common reasons first-time buyers abandon checkout.
Your score after each fix, most serious problem first. From 75 today to 100.
Products with full descriptions: 142 → 180 of 180
The score measures how well the store is set up for shoppers arriving from ads. It is not a sales forecast: no tool can honestly promise how many more orders a fix will bring. Measure that by comparing your Shopify numbers before and after.
Scored out of 100 on store visits, real sales, Google search demand and momentum. Each card shows exactly where the points came from.
#1
Demand is real, but it has barely been advertised. Give it a small test budget.
Most interest: California, New York, Virginia.
#2
Most interest: New Jersey, New York, Florida.
#3
Most interest: Florida, New Jersey, New York.
#4
Most interest: New York, California, Florida.
#5
Upload a Meta Ads export broken down by Age and Gender to see which groups add to cart cheapest.
States where people search for your products most, after removing states too small for Google’s index to be reliable.
Right column: population, millions.
Products you don’t sell yet that have real, measurable demand. Worth a small test, not a guarantee.
Source: Jewelry and bag searches checked by the store's own research agent on 1 Oct 2026.
Most interest: New York, California, Florida.
Most interest: .
Product name in your own reportHow to test one: list it, run one ad for 3 to 5 days on about $30 to $50, and judge it on real add-to-carts in Shopify, not on Ads Manager.
Add your Shopify and Meta exports to find real orders, junk traffic, checkout leaks and what your ads really return.
Everything comes from pages any shopper can see, plus Google Trends data recorded on 1 Oct 2026. Rules of thumb are labelled as such, and nothing is estimated.