● E‑Commerce Optimization
Great stores don’t just get more traffic—they convert better. 971 Technologies runs a data‑driven optimization program: audit analytics and funnels, study heatmaps and session replays, analyze search and merchandising, and benchmark speed (LCP/CLS/INP). We prioritize high‑impact fixes and experiments that reduce friction, increase AOV, and lift repeat purchases.
We refine product discovery (navigation, filters, search relevance), streamline cart and checkout flows, and optimize pricing/promo presentation. Under the hood, we improve performance and SEO (lazy loading, image/CDN, code split, schema), and tune payments for higher acceptance with 3‑D Secure 2.0, wallets, and BNPL. Personalization, email/SMS lifecycle, and remarketing close the loop—so every visit has a better chance to convert.
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What results can we expect, and how do you measure them?
We focus on measurable lifts in conversion rate, AOV, repeat purchase, and page speed. 971 Technologies sets baselines in GA4, defines KPIs, and reports improvements with dashboards and experiment results. Outcomes vary by store, but the goal is compounding gains.
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Which platforms do you support?
Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento/Adobe Commerce, BigCommerce, and headless stacks (Next.js/Nuxt) with integrations for Algolia/Elastic, Klaviyo/Mailchimp, and major payment/shipping providers.
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How do you find and prioritize opportunities?
Data first: funnel analysis, heatmaps/replays, search logs, zero‑result queries, checkout drop‑offs, speed metrics, and VOC/CSAT. 971 Technologies scores ideas by impact, confidence, and effort, then executes in sprints.
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Will optimization affect SEO or site stability?
Positively, when done right. We coordinate technical SEO with Core Web Vitals, run changes in staging, A/B test where applicable, and deploy with rollbacks—maintaining stability and rankings.
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Do you handle UAE‑specific needs?
Yes—Arabic/RTL, AED/multi‑currency, VAT (5%), 3‑D Secure 2.0, BNPL (Tabby/Tamara), and gateways like Telr, PayTabs, N‑Genius, and Stripe—all aligned with PDPL‑ready data practices.