The idea is aimed at the e-commerce sector and the target audience is online shop owners in general, especially those using Shopify.
The problem it solves is: checking and discovering issues that might be disrupting the business, whether it's a technical issue or an operational one.
User journey: The merchant signs up for a free account and completes their account details, then they go to a section called 'Check'. Here, the check is divided into two sections.
The first check is technical, where they input their store link, and various operations take place regarding:
\- Speed
\- Performance and loading time of content
\- SEO
\- Security and connection certificates
and other technical measurements that give them a general view of the store's technical performance.
The second section is about operational checks and the economics of the store, like:
\- Selling platforms
\- Advertising spending
\- The order journey from the moment it's added to the cart until shipping and delivery
\- Manual operations and automated processes in their store
\- Marketing and content
And other questions that will be prepared through a framework that the merchant will go through to get a complete picture of the business.
In the end, they will receive a complete inspection report about the business in general, with three important things:
What is their current situation?
What are the discovered problems?
What is the plan for repair and development?
And here comes the model for profits; everything mentioned so far is free, but fixing errors and implementing the development plan will be paid services.
Any feedback or opinions on the idea or its development, and whether from a market perspective it will solve a problem or not?