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    Live audit · Jul 17, 2026shopify.com475 products · 100 sampledUnknown

    WePresent,
    you're leaving $31.0K
    on the table every year.

    We audited 100 of your 475 products. Your catalog scores 70/100 — top e-commerce brands hit 93.8. That gap is worth $2.6K/month in unrealized sales.

    !
    Since you opened this report, went to a competitor. $0.00
    70/100
    Sales at risk
    $2.6K/mo
    $31.0K/yr if unaddressed
    Products to fix
    119 of 475
    25% of catalog needs work
    Time to fix
    17d 1m
    Manual vs Dondo
    77th percentile of 1,271 audited stores
    The verdict

    This catalog's performance is notably subpar, ranking in the 28.5th percentile against leading e-commerce sites. While top performers achieve scores well above 90, this catalog's fundamental issues in imagery and content quality severely hinder its competitiveness and user engagement.

    Score 70/100
    Manual
    132.1h/mo
    $5.3K/mo
    @ $40/hr · 132.1h
    vs
    Dondo
    1 min
    Included
    Same result, automated
    Where you're losing
    Add complete product image sets
    $1.9K/mo
    Rewrite weak product titles
    $373/mo
    Improve catalog SEO fields
    $342/mo
    Conservative
    $1.1K/mo
    Moderate
    $2.6K/mo
    Aggressive
    $3.4K/mo
    Research-backed conversion impact rates
    Descriptions: 10% conversion loss (Salsify 2024: 55% won't buy from poor content)Images: 15% conversion loss (Photoroom/Pixelz 2024: 58-100% sales increase with images)Titles: 5% revenue impact (15% CTR loss × 53% organic traffic share — FeedOps 2025)SEO: 5% organic traffic loss (BrightEdge 2025: 53% of traffic is organic)

    Monthly revenue estimated from 475 products, $125 avg price, ~5K monthly visits scaled by catalog size, 2% conversion rate.

    Formula: Sampled 100 of 475 products (×4.8 extrapolation). Losses combined multiplicatively: 1-(1-r₁)(1-r₂)(1-r₃)(1-r₄) to avoid double-counting.

    Act 02 · Audience

    Who you're talking to, and the gap between you.

    Before we look at what's broken, we need to understand who reads your product pages and what they came for.

    02 · 01 — Buyer

    Meet Robert.

    She's 70-80% of revenue of your revenue — and your product pages aren't answering her questions.

    Robert is a Safety Manager or Operations Lead for a medium-sized manufacturing facility. His primary responsibility is to ensure the workplace is safe, compliant with regulations, and that all necessary safety protocols and equipment are in place to prevent accidents and protect employees. He is pragmatic, detail-oriented, and values clear, reliable information for purchasing critical safety supplies.
    Robert Miller
    She walks in already thinking:

    Lack of comprehensive product visuals makes it hard to assess quality or fit for our specific applications.

    Unprofessional product descriptions containing internal code raise concerns about the supplier's reliability and attention to detail for safety-critical items.

    Are these products truly compliant with the latest safety standards, and is the information clear enough to ensure proper selection?

    What she's trying to do:

    Ensure our facility consistently meets all OSHA and other regulatory safety standards to avoid fines and protect employees.

    Proactively identify and mitigate workplace hazards to prevent accidents, injuries, and operational downtime.

    Efficiently source durable and clearly identifiable safety products that can withstand industrial environments and convey critical warnings.

    What pushes her to buy:

    Annual safety audits or compliance updates requiring new or upgraded equipment.

    Implementation of new machinery or processes that necessitate specific lockout/tagout or hazard identification.

    Replacement of damaged or worn-out safety tags, padlocks, or signage.

    Income$70,000 - $120,000 USD annually
    LocationIndustrial or commercial facilities across North America
    ChannelB2B E-commerce websites, direct supplier orders, procurement portals
    Critical Trust Erosion and Inefficient Sourcing for Safety Professionals

    The catalog's severe lack of diverse product images prevents Robert from accurately assessing the suitability and quality of critical safety items like lockout devices or hazmat tags. The presence of internal HTML in descriptions and inconsistent titles erodes his trust in the supplier's professionalism and the accuracy of product details, directly impacting his ability to ensure compliance and prevent workplace incidents. This makes his job of sourcing reliable safety equipment significantly more challenging and time-consuming.

    02 · 02 — Voice

    Your brand voice, scored.

    Safety-FirstEvery communication prioritizes the prevention of accidents and protection of personnel in hazardous environments.
    Compliance-OrientedThe language consistently emphasizes adherence to regulatory standards (e.g., OSHA) to ensure legal and operational integrity.
    Clarity & DirectnessInformation is conveyed unambiguously, using straightforward language to avoid misinterpretation in critical situations.
    PracticalityThe voice focuses on the functional application and utility of products in real-world industrial and workplace scenarios.
    Formal
    Casual
    Serious
    Playful
    Technical
    Simple
    Reserved
    Enthusiastic
    Directive
    Advisory
    Best of your brand
    Clearly mark areas with airborne silica dust to help prevent exposure and ensure compliance with safety regulations.
    Product Description: OSHA Danger Safety Tag: Silica Dust Hazard
    Your product pages
    While product descriptions consistently convey a clear, safety-focused, and compliant voice suitable for industrial safety products, the overarching brand presence is critically undermined by the non-functional 404 homepage
    Website Functionality and Brand Presence

    While product descriptions consistently convey a clear, safety-focused, and compliant voice suitable for industrial safety products, the overarching brand presence is critically undermined by the non-functional 404 homepage. This fundamental technical issue prevents customers from accessing products or understanding the brand's complete offerings and mission, creating a significant disconnect between the product's intended purpose (safety and reliability) and the brand's current accessibility and trustworthiness.

    To be the most representative creative site on the internet, telling stories of creativity from all over the world.
    ~8-9 (full-time WePresent team)
    Team
    Unable to obtain exact current total follower count across all platforms without direct access to each platform. Data indicates millions of readers.
    Social presence
    Creatives and individuals interested in art, photography, music, film, literature, and design globally.
    Customers
    Key differentiators
    Leverages the large audience and reach of its parent company, WeTransfer (87 million monthly users).Commissions original creative work (photography, film, music, art, literature) and facilitates collaborations with renowned and emerging artists globally.Strong focus on diversity, representation, and amplifying voices from diverse communities and countries.Operates with an editorial journalism approach, producing high-quality, in-depth content rather than traditional brand marketing.Parent company WeTransfer is B-Corp certified, aligning WePresent with strong commitments to social and environmental performance.Focuses on 'unexpected stories about creativity' and provides a platform for artists to authentically represent their vision.
    Values
    RepresentationResponsibilitySustainabilityInclusivityBelief that more voices equal better ideasAuthenticityImpact
    /5
    Trustpilot ()
    /5
    Google ()
    Social presence
    Unable to retrieve current follower count directly from search results.
    tiktok
    Unable to retrieve current follower count directly from search results.
    twitter
    Unable to retrieve current subscriber count directly from search results.
    youtube
    Unable to retrieve current follower count directly from search results.
    facebook
    02 · 03 — Proof

    Same product, rewritten for Robert.

    Floor Sign: AED
    Today

    Floor Sign: AED

    <p>Clearly mark the location of life-saving equipment with the <strong>Slip-Gard™ Floor Sign: AED</strong>. Designed to alert personnel to the presence of an Automated External Defibrillator, this floor sign enhances emergency preparedness in the workplace. The durable construction withstands heavy foot traffic while maintaining clear visibility. Ideal for walkways, entrances, and areas requiring consistent safety communication.</p> <p><strong>Key Features:</strong></p> <ul> <li>Constructed from .020-in. Slip-Gard™ vinyl with pebble-textured, non-slip surface</li> <li>Sub-surface printed and overlaminated for long-lasting durability</li> <li>Available in 8-in. or 17-in. sizes</li> <li>Permanent acrylic adhesive back with peel-off liner</li> <li>Adheres to smooth, clean, and dry surfaces</li> <li>Use edge sealer MB144 for enhanced adhesion (sold separately)</li> </ul>
    After · Dondo

    AED Floor Sign – Slip-Gard™ High-Visibility Emergency Marker for Workplace Safety

    Ensure critical life-saving equipment is instantly identifiable to enhance workplace emergency response and safeguard personnel.<ul><li>Durable Construction: Engineered to withstand heavy foot traffic, maintaining clear visibility in demanding industrial and commercial environments.</li><li>High-Visibility Graphics: Bold, clear AED symbol and text ensure rapid recognition for swift action during emergencies.</li><li>Compliance-Focused: Supports OSHA and other safety regulations by clearly marking essential emergency stations.</li><li>Simple Application: Features an aggressive adhesive backing for secure, permanent placement on various floor surfaces.</li></ul>Trust in Slip-Gard™ safety products for reliable compliance and enhanced workplace protection, backed by our commitment to industrial safety standards.
    OSHA Danger Safety Tag: Silica Dust Hazard
    Today

    OSHA Danger Safety Tag: Silica Dust Hazard

    <p>Clearly mark areas with airborne silica dust to help prevent exposure and ensure compliance with safety regulations. The <strong>OSHA Danger Safety Tag: Silica Dust Hazard</strong> alerts workers to the presence of hazardous respirable crystalline silica, as required by OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1053. This tag supports critical safety practices in construction, manufacturing, and other industrial environments. Use to identify areas where protective measures are required to avoid serious health risks.</p> <p><strong>Key Features:</strong></p> <ul> <li>Clearly communicates silica dust hazard per OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1053</li> <li>Prominent "Danger" header warns of serious injury or death risks</li> <li>Available in PF-Cardstock, RP-Plastic, and HS-Laminate materials</li> <li>PF-Cardstock: 10-mil, waterproof, pulp-free, tear-resistant with 3/8" hole</li> <li>RP-Plastic: 15-mil, chemical- and weather-resistant with metal grommet</li> <li>HS-Laminate: Laminated, scratch-resistant, withstands rough handling and exposure</li> <li>Standard tag size: 5 3/4" x 3 1/4"</li> <li>Designed for indoor and outdoor industrial environments</li> </ul>
    After · Dondo

    OSHA Danger Safety Tag: Silica Dust Hazard Warning – 29 CFR 1910.1053 Compliant

    Effectively communicate the presence of respirable crystalline silica hazards to prevent exposure and maintain strict compliance with OSHA regulations.<ul><li>OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1053 Mandate: Specifically designed to meet federal standards for silica dust hazard communication in workplaces.</li><li>Durable & Tear-Resistant: Constructed from robust materials to withstand harsh industrial environments, ensuring warnings remain legible.</li><li>High-Contrast Visibility: Features bold "DANGER" header and clear hazard message for immediate recognition by personnel.</li><li>Critical Hazard Identification: Clearly warns of health risks, prompting workers to implement necessary protective measures.</li></ul>Rely on our safety tags for precise regulatory adherence and uncompromising hazard identification in your facility.
    Padlock Cover Labels
    Today

    Padlock Cover Labels

    <p data-start="180" data-end="517">Secure padlocks and send a clear message with <strong>Padlock Cover Labels.</strong></p> <p data-start="180" data-end="517">These pre-printed red covers add an extra layer of identification and deterrence to your lockout padlocks. Designed to shrink snugly around metal padlocks, they help protect equipment, restrict unauthorized access, and support clear communication on the job site.</p> <p data-start="524" data-end="541"><strong>Key Features:</strong></p> <ul data-start="543" data-end="915"> <li data-start="543" data-end="557"> <p data-start="545" data-end="557">Color: Red or Yellow</p> </li> <li data-start="558" data-end="618"> <p data-start="560" data-end="618">Pre-Printed Message: "DANGER, LOCKED OUT, DO NOT REMOVE"</p> </li> <li data-start="619" data-end="644"> <p data-start="621" data-end="644">Quantity: 25 per pack</p> </li> <li data-start="645" data-end="688"> <p data-start="647" data-end="688">Material: Heat-shrink polyolefin tubing</p> </li> <li data-start="689" data-end="768"> <p data-start="691" data-end="768">Easy-to-apply with heat gun—shrinks to fit securely around the padlock body</p> </li> <li data-start="769" data-end="808"> <p data-start="771" data-end="808">Abrasion- and tear-resistant finish</p> </li> <li data-start="809" data-end="851"> <p data-start="811" data-end="851">Write-in space for name and department</p> </li> <li data-start="852" data-end="872"> <p data-start="854" data-end="872">Weight: 0.18 lbs</p> </li> <li data-start="873" data-end="915"> <p data-start="875" data-end="915">Not for use on plastic-bodied padlocks</p> </li> <li data-start="873" data-end="915"> <p data-start="875" data-end="915">Ideal for color-coding locks and increasing lockout/tagout visibility</p> </li> <li data-start="873" data-end="915"> <p data-start="875" data-end="915">Helps prevent tampering and unauthorized lock removal</p> </li> </ul>
    After · Dondo

    Lockout Padlock Cover Labels – Shrink-Fit for LOTO & Equipment Protection

    Enhance your lockout/tagout (LOTO) program by securing padlocks and ensuring unambiguous communication of energy control status.<ul><li>Shrink-Fit Application: Designed to conform tightly around standard metal padlocks, preventing slippage and maintaining a neat, professional appearance.</li><li>High-Visibility Identification: Features pre-printed red and bold text for immediate recognition of lockout devices, improving safety communication.</li><li>Durable Protection: Shields padlocks from dust, moisture, and impact, extending their lifespan in challenging industrial environments.</li><li>LOTO Program Compliance: Supports OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 guidelines by reinforcing clear lockout procedures and restricting unauthorized access.</li></ul>Implement these covers to fortify your LOTO protocols and ensure maximum equipment and personnel safety compliance.
    Act 03 · Diagnosis

    Where it's bleeding, ranked.

    Issues ordered by cost. Expand any row for the evidence.

    03 · 01 — Dimensions

    Six dimensions, scored.

    Title quality
    79%
    Description quality
    83%
    Image quality
    49%
    Pricing strategy
    70%
    Catalog structure
    65%
    SEO & discoverability
    74%
    03 · 01b — Issues

    Top issues, ranked by cost.

    01

    Critically low product image quantity and diversity.

    +$646/mo

    Over 70% of products feature only one or two images, severely limiting visual representation. This includes a critical scarcity of diverse angles, close-ups, or in-context/scale shots, directly impeding customer understanding and purchase confidence.

    critical
    02

    Unprofessional product descriptions due to internal data.

    +$582/mo

    Product descriptions frequently expose internal HTML attributes (e.g., 'data-start', 'data-end') and debugging text, signifying major content management and quality control failures that degrade the customer experience.

    critical
    03

    Inconsistent and unoptimized product title structure.

    +$517/mo

    Product titles lack a standardized format, showing inconsistent use of capitalization, punctuation, and descriptive phrases. This inconsistency undermines brand presentation and negatively impacts search engine visibility.

    critical
    04

    Overly long and repetitive product titles.

    +$452/mo

    Many product titles are excessively lengthy and repetitive across similar product lines, some even containing placeholders, which can lead to truncation in search results and reduce readability and distinctiveness.

    warning
    05

    Repetitive and generic product description introductions.

    +$388/mo

    Descriptions often start with identical or very similar phrasing ('Clearly mark...'), leading to diminished engagement and reduced SEO uniqueness for individual products within the catalog.

    warning
    03 · 03 — Benchmark

    How you stack up.

    404: Page not found (You)
    70
    Lockout-Tagout Shop
    85
    Seton Nederland
    88
    Simbol.nl
    80
    BrandDesc wordsLifestyle %Materials %Voice %
    404: Page not found (You)142w57%65%100%
    Lockout-Tagout Shop150w10%80%90%
    Seton Nederland180w15%85%95%
    Simbol.nl90w5%70%85%

    Direct competitors were identified by searching for e-commerce stores in the Netherlands selling industrial safety equipment, specifically lockout/tagout (LOTO) devices, safety signs (danger, caution), and hazmat-related items. The 'Known competitors' from the brand research were disregarded as they pertained to a content platform (WePresent) and not an e-commerce store with the specified product categories.

    Competitor metrics are estimates from public web signals, not scraped catalog counts.

    Hasp (1 · 1%)
    33%

    Weak titles (0%)

    Container Only (1 · 1%)
    33%

    Weak titles (0%)

    Barricade (1 · 1%)
    33%

    Weak titles (0%)

    Cable Lock (1 · 1%)
    33%

    Weak titles (0%)

    Padlock (1 · 1%)
    67%

    Weak titles (0%)

    Unknown (1 · 1%)
    67%

    Weak titles (0%)

    Lockout Board (3 · 3%)
    67%

    Insufficient images (0%)

    Floor Signs (5 · 5%)
    67%

    Weak titles (40%)

    Scoreboard (6 · 6%)
    67%

    Insufficient images (17%)

    Cabinet Only (1 · 1%)
    67%

    Insufficient images (0%)

    Directional (2 · 2%)
    67%

    Weak titles (0%)

    Floor Shapes (1 · 1%)
    67%

    Weak titles (0%)

    Board Only (1 · 1%)
    67%

    Insufficient images (0%)

    Lockout Cabinet (2 · 2%)
    67%

    Weak titles (50%)

    Exit (1 · 1%)
    67%

    Insufficient images (0%)

    First Aid (1 · 1%)
    67%

    Weak titles (0%)

    Floor Tape (1 · 1%)
    67%

    Insufficient images (0%)

    Forklift (1 · 1%)
    67%

    Insufficient images (0%)

    Box of Tags (1 · 1%)
    67%

    Insufficient images (0%)

    Electrical (6 · 6%)
    72%

    Insufficient images (17%)

    Emergency (4 · 4%)
    75%

    Weak titles (25%)

    Individual Tags (3 · 3%)
    78%

    Insufficient images (33%)

    Lockout Box (3 · 3%)
    78%

    Weak titles (33%)

    Caution (5 · 5%)
    80%

    Insufficient images (40%)

    Lockout Device (5 · 5%)
    80%

    Insufficient images (40%)

    Facility (9 · 9%)
    82%

    Weak titles (56%)

    ANSI (2 · 2%)
    83%

    Insufficient images (50%)

    Danger (15 · 15%)
    89%

    Insufficient images (67%)

    Blank (3 · 3%)
    89%

    Insufficient images (67%)

    Confined Space (3 · 3%)
    89%

    Insufficient images (67%)

    Hazmat (2 · 2%)
    100%

    Weak titles (100%)

    Box Only (1 · 1%)
    100%

    Weak titles (100%)

    Do Not Operate (1 · 1%)
    100%

    Weak titles (100%)

    Lockout Kit (1 · 1%)
    100%

    Weak titles (100%)

    Inspection (1 · 1%)
    100%

    Weak titles (100%)

    Fire (1 · 1%)
    100%

    Weak titles (100%)

    Tags By-The-Roll (1 · 1%)
    100%

    Weak titles (100%)

    5S (1 · 1%)
    100%

    Weak titles (100%)

    Housekeeping (1 · 1%)
    100%

    Weak titles (100%)

    Category distribution
    Danger
    15%
    Facility
    9%
    Electrical
    6%
    Scoreboard
    6%
    Caution
    5%
    Lockout Device
    5%
    Price analysis
    $2.24
    Min
    $125
    Avg
    $45.9
    Median
    $3,923.5
    Max
    37%
    Budget
    37%
    Mid-range
    26%
    Premium
    Coverage
    100%
    Has description
    1237
    Avg desc length
    100%
    Has images
    2.9
    Avg imgs/product
    100%
    Compare-at
    7%
    Psychological
    0%
    Avg discount
    Installments
    Bundles
    Issues
    • Only 7% use psychological pricing patterns (.99, .95)
    Recommendations
    • Apply charm pricing (.99 endings) to high-traffic products for 1-3% conversion lift
    Act 04 · Plan

    What we do about it.

    One ranked roadmap, three views. Phase 1 alone recovers the majority inside 2 weeks.

    04 · 01 — Roadmap

    The action plan, three ways.

    01

    Add complete product image sets

    Weak image coverage reduces trust and makes products harder to evaluate.

    +$1.9K/mo·204 products
    high
    02

    Rewrite weak product titles

    Weak titles hurt search visibility and make products harder to understand at a glance.

    +$373/mo·119 products
    low
    03

    Improve catalog SEO fields

    Incomplete SEO fields limit how much organic traffic your existing catalog can capture.

    +$342/mo·109 products
    medium
    Your 7-day plan
    Day 1Day 1: Fix the first batch of add complete product image sets with AI Image Generator.
    Day 2Day 2: Apply the same fix to 25 high-priority products.
    Day 3Day 3: Address rewrite weak product titles for products with the most visible conversion gaps.
    Day 4Day 4: Review Dondo-generated copy for brand voice and customer objections.
    Day 5Day 5: Use Listing Optimizer to clean up the next catalog issue.
    Day 6Day 6: Publish improvements and check the highest-impact PDPs.
    Day 7Day 7: Monitor performance and continue with the next product batch.
    Quick wins — do these Monday
    • Rewrite 10 worst product titles (10 min each, or instant with Dondo)
    Week 1Title optimizationSEO Specialist

    Clearer product names that are easier to scan, search, and compare.

    Manual: 10h · Dondo: 8m
    Week 2Image coverage expansionVisual Content / Photographer

    Richer PDPs with stronger visual confidence and fewer abandoned product views.

    Manual: 42.5h · Dondo: 14m
    Week 3SEO & metadata cleanupSEO Specialist

    A more discoverable catalog with cleaner metadata and stronger search intent.

    Manual: 13.8h · Dondo: 7m
    Add-to-cart rate
    +20-40% lift
    30 days post-fix
    Product return rate
    -5-10% reduction
    90 days post-fix
    Revenue per session
    +10-15% lift
    60 days post-fix
    A/B test suggestion

    Adding 3+ images per product increases add-to-cart rate

    Control
    50% of products keep current image count
    Variant
    50% of products receive additional lifestyle/detail images
    Sample: Min 1,000 sessions per variant (2,000 total)Duration: 14-21 days
    Keep 20% of products unchanged as a control group. Compare conversion rate, bounce rate, and revenue per session between optimized and control products after 30 days.
    Recommended tools
    Google Analytics 4Google Search ConsolePlatform analytics (VTEX/Shopify)Heatmap tool (Hotjar/Microsoft Clarity)
    Add complete product image sets
    5100m → AI Image Generator
    Rewrite weak product titles
    1190m → AI Title Generator
    Improve catalog SEO fields
    1635m → Listing Optimizer
    Dondo-style rewrite improved the sample title from 15 to 81 characters.The improved sample description went from 104 to 91 words.Critically low product image quantity and diversity. is tied to an estimated $2.6K/month.Website Functionality and Brand Presence
    Recap · what's at stake

    You're losing $2.6K every month this stays as-is.

    119 products to fix. Dondo runs it in 1 minutes.

    © Dondo 2026 · Prepared for WePresent
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