Full
Visible catalogue
A high-level review of the catalogue as a whole: consistency, structure, product hierarchy and repeated presentation patterns.
Deeper implementation
Full Shop Sprint
A six-week shop-level rebuild across priority listings, catalogue structure, trust and the wider buyer experience.
Full catalogue
High-level review
Up to 20
Listings analysed in detail
5 + 3
Full rewrites plus guided direction
6 weeks
Three calls and written support
What changes at this tier
A shop-level rebuild, not simply more support.
Growth Support improves a controlled group of priority listings. The Full Shop Sprint goes wider: catalogue structure, shop presentation and deeper implementation across the storefront.
Growth Support
Focused implementation
30 days, up to 10 listings reviewed and deeper hands-on work across three priority listings.
Full Shop Sprint
Broader shop rebuild
Six weeks, catalogue-level work, five complete rewrites and structured direction for three additional listings.
The scope map
Different depths of work across the same shop.
The sprint does not pretend every listing receives the same treatment. The depth is explicit before the work begins.
Catalogue to priority listings
20
Representative listings
Detailed analysis of up to 20 listings chosen to expose the patterns, priorities and strongest commercial opportunities.
5
Complete listing rewrites
Finished title and description rewrites, plus replacement tag direction, for five agreed priority listings.
3
Additional listing direction
Structured title, description, tag and presentation direction for up to three further agreed listings.
The six-week sequence
Diagnose, rebuild and close with a plan.
Each stage has a distinct job, preventing catalogue work, copy and implementation from competing at once.
Week 1
Diagnose
Review the shop, catalogue and representative listings, then lock the work that deserves the deepest attention.
Week 2
Rebuild
Begin the complete copy work and buyer-facing direction for the highest-priority listings.
Week 3
Position
Tighten giftability, catalogue organisation, shop trust and the way buyers move through the storefront.
Week 4
Implement
Work through the practical changes with support while resolving weak or unclear parts of the plan.
Week 5
Refine
Pressure-test the changed work, close remaining gaps and protect the sprint from lower-value distractions.
Week 6
Close out
Complete the final review, document what remains and put the next 60 days into a clear order.
What exists at the end
A defined body of work, not six weeks of activity.
Every deliverable is tied to the agreed scope and recorded before the sprint closes.
Five final copy packs
Complete title and description rewrites with replacement tag direction.
Three direction briefs
Structured copy and presentation direction for three additional agreed listings.
Priority image briefs
Image order, missing evidence and presentation direction for each priority listing.
Shop presentation plan
Revised announcement, About-page structure, sections and trust priorities.
Catalogue and positioning map
Organisation, gift positioning, product hierarchy and competitor context.
Final review and next 60 days
A clear close-out record of completed work, remaining priorities and what happens next.
Project checkpoints
A sprint with structure, not an open-ended retainer.
Calls mark the major decisions. Written support keeps the agreed work moving between them without expanding the project into unrelated requests.
Kickoff call
Confirm the shop context, catalogue priorities, constraints and agreed sprint scope.
Midpoint call
Review implementation, resolve blockers and make sure the second half stays focused.
Final call
Review the completed work, remaining gaps and the next-stage decision.
Written support
Support throughout the six weeks for the agreed shop, listings and milestones.
Our guarantees
Clear sprint standards.
The promise is a written scope and accountable close-out—not guaranteed sales, rankings or immediate transformation.
Defined Scope Guarantee
The boundaries are agreed before work begins.
The priority listings, deliverables, milestones and exclusions are confirmed in writing before the sprint starts, so both sides know exactly what the project covers.
Final Review Guarantee
The sprint ends with a clear close-out.
The sprint includes a final human review of the agreed work and a clear record of what has been completed, what remains and what should happen next.
Clear boundaries
Not included
- Photography, graphic design or Canva production
- Etsy account management or uploading changes
- Ongoing retainer support beyond the sprint window
- Sales, ranking or immediate transformation guarantees
Ready for a broader shop rebuild?
Rework the priority listings and the shop around them over six focused weeks.
Apply with the shop first. If the Sprint is the right fit, the next email will confirm the written scope and include a secure payment link.