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Case study
Woe Melons
01
The problem
Interest is not an order. A customer who lands on a product page and then has to be chased, or who hits friction at checkout, is a sale you were owed and did not get. The job was to close the gap between wanting the product and having paid for it.
02
What we built
A preorder funnel that runs in one flow: the customer finds the product, places the preorder, pays, and gets a confirmation — no drop-off between steps, no manual chasing.
03
How we did it
- A product page built to convert, not just to display
- Preorder and payment in the same flow, so nobody stalls between them
- An order confirmation the customer trusts
- Fulfilment tracked from the moment the order lands