My name is being used to sell CRO services under other companies. I am only active under Kovra.
Kovra is fully waitlisted. If anyone claims to take on clients using my name, it is not me.
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Absolute pleasure to work with, any hiccup and/or changes needed to your CRO, they can do.
Panic is setting in over Trump’s new tariffs.
Brands are scrambling, supply chains are shifting, investors are panicking.
But I think the most effective way to navigate these tariffs…
The one move that transcends geopolitics, and makes trade policy a footnote…
Is to just double the budgets.
I’m kicking off ShopX CRO & Retention Day as the first speaker, and I’m bringing some sauce.
We’ll break down why most A/B tests fail, what actually moves the needle and real case studies that scaled profit per visitor by 42–100%.
If you care about profitable growth, be in the room.
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China gets slapped. Vietnam too. Mexico can’t scale.
So where does the money actually go?
Who is the winner?
AI isn’t replacing anyone.
It’s just making good teams faster.
Most roles aren’t hired just to do work. They’re hired so that someone else doesn’t have to think about that part of the business.
You don’t hire a creative to make assets. You hire them so you don’t have to decide what to test, what angles to push, what to make next.
Same with email.
Same with strategy.
Even if AI helps you cut the team, all that thinking just comes back to you.
Now you’re back in the weeds, doing the same 16-hour days you tried to escape.
AI isn’t replacing people. It’s making the gap between operators wider.
Some teams will still move slow. Others will move three times faster.
Same headcount. Same roles. Just more output. Better testing. Faster learnings.
AI doesn’t replace the work. It amplifies the ones who know how to use it.
Killer times for killer teams.
The real money is becoming a small sweet viral art studio, getting everyone to recreate your stuff with AI, then unleashing copyright claims backed by millions in VC funding. Generational cash grab or bankruptcy speedrun. All in.
The two most underrated things that most stores neglect but drive significant value:
- Product Images
- FAQs
Double down on these. More important than the other 70% of your page.
Collection pages are huge revenue drivers, but most are set up wrong.
The main priority should be easy filtering, especially for large SKU stores.
Simply adding an item filter on top has driven >20% RPV wins.
Price filters also perform well
Upfront will always be taking the lead with best product renders.
These are just sick, nothing else to say.
We see crazy performance with the "Less than 1% claim our guarantee" text.
A strong example of objection reversal.
Money-back guarantees drive conversions but can also make people consider needing one. This reframes that perception.








