01 · Browse · 9 items
Browse
How do they find the product among a thousand lookalikes?
Pain · 4
they cannot tell you apart among a thousand lookalikes
Felt by Visitor
Dissatisfied
Every tile looks like the next tile.
Satisfied
One difference they can see in a second.
Delighted
They stop because the picture is specific.
Avoid
A feed of generic stills.
Mitigate
One true difference on the first tile.
Opportunity
Being distinct is the browse job.
Still owns: Marketer, Creative
A named way
No named way on this item yet.
the ad and the page disagree
Felt by Visitor
Dissatisfied
They click a promise and land on a different one.
Satisfied
The page continues the sentence the ad started.
Delighted
The path feels like one shop.
Avoid
A campaign that launches before the page is ready.
Mitigate
One claim, one page, one next step.
Opportunity
Paid attention becomes a basket, not a bounce.
Still owns: Creative, Marketer
A named way
No named way on this item yet.
visitor leaves unanswered
Felt by Visitor
Dissatisfied
They leave with the same question they arrived with.
Satisfied
They understand the offer and see one clear next step.
Delighted
The page answers as the company would, and they feel expected.
Avoid
A brochure that cannot answer a real question.
Mitigate
Governed answers on the page, brand voice, and a named handoff.
Opportunity
The first useful conversation happens before they hunt for a form.
Still owns: Marketer
A named way
too much information, they are lost before they engage
Felt by Visitor
Dissatisfied
They drown in claims and never start.
Satisfied
One question, one answer, one next step.
Delighted
The page feels like a person who already knew what mattered.
Avoid
A first surface that tries to say everything.
Mitigate
One conversation, one next step, the rest on demand.
Opportunity
Less on the page is how they begin.
Still owns: Marketer
A named way
Customer risk · 1
they only see a price, so they only decide on price
Felt by Visitor
Dissatisfied
If the job is vague, the only number left is price.
Satisfied
The difference is visible before the number.
Delighted
They stay for fit, not only for a discount.
Avoid
Leading with a strike-through.
Mitigate
Show the job the product does, then the price.
Opportunity
Price becomes a decision, not the only question.
Still owns: Marketer
A named way
No named way on this item yet.
Opportunity · 1
the tile names the job, not only the SKU
Felt by Visitor
Dissatisfied
They have to decode a code.
Satisfied
The tile speaks like a shop assistant.
Delighted
They add because they recognised themselves.
Avoid
A SKU and a pack shot.
Mitigate
Write the job on the tile.
Opportunity
Browse is merchandising in public.
Still owns: Content writer, Creative
A named way
No named way on this item yet.
Seller-ops risk · 3
spend without a brake
Felt by Media ops
Dissatisfied
Money runs at an out-of-stock or a thin page.
Satisfied
Someone can pause when the SKU cannot fulfil.
Delighted
Spend follows stock and a ready page.
Avoid
Boosting a dead end.
Mitigate
A ready-check: live, in stock, honest picture.
Opportunity
Paid attention waits on a real SKU.
Still owns: Media ops
A named way
blank page
Felt by Content writer
Dissatisfied
Category pages stay empty while traffic arrives.
Satisfied
The page has a job, a picture, and a next step.
Delighted
The writer and the tile stay in the same story.
Avoid
No brief for the category.
Mitigate
A short brief tied to the live SKU.
Opportunity
Browse is still a writing job.
Still owns: Content writer
A named way
The seller cannot find the proof when the buyer asks.
Still owns: Content writer, Seller
A named way