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Every project starts from a different position. What stays constant is the first question: what does this need to achieve commercially? The steps below are built around the answer.
We start with what visitors are actually doing on the site, not with assumptions about what should be improved.
Every finding ranked by commercial impact, not by how easy it is to fix.
Changes built and shipped in a sequence that lets us measure what's working.
Results reviewed against the original numbers, then the next round of opportunities gets scoped.
“We hired Skyrocket to rebuild our two websites on Shopify (one for NZ, one for Australia) and we were extremely satisfied with the whole experience. Skyrocket were efficient and cost-effective, delivering everything we wanted for our websites on time and on-budget. I have 15 years of experience in e-commerce and performance marketing, working both client side and agency side. I can honestly say that our project with Skyrocket was one of the smoothest I’ve experienced, and I would enlist them again in a second.”
Courtney Sanders
Clean Collective
A structured programme of testing and changes aimed at lifting conversion rate on a site that's already live. Built from behaviour data, prioritised by commercial impact and measured against a clear baseline.
Site speed, Core Web Vitals and mobile performance reviewed and improved. Often the fastest lift available, because a slow site loses people before the design or copy gets a chance to work.
A continuous cycle of measurement, prioritisation and implementation for sites where performance is being tracked against a commercial target month on month.





An audit diagnoses what's wrong and hands over a prioritised report. Optimisation is the ongoing work of actually making the changes and measuring the result. Many clients start with an audit and move into an optimisation programme once the priorities are clear.
Technical and speed fixes often show an effect within days. Conversion rate changes need enough traffic to reach statistical confidence before we can call a result, which is usually a few weeks depending on volume.
Yes. We review the existing Webflow or Shopify build first and tell you honestly what's worth optimising versus what has structural problems that need a rebuild instead.
Both are available. Some clients want a single round of high-impact fixes. Others run it as an ongoing programme, particularly once the business is tracking conversion rate as a real commercial number.

Before a project starts, we often come to you. Sitting in your space, understanding how the business operates and working through the brief face to face gives us context that a video call doesn't quite replicate.
