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Consumer Brands & Retail

Find what stands between discovery and a purchase.

Your content, campaigns and store may each report success while customers still struggle to choose. Xivic brings customer research, commerce engineering and measurement together to find the break in the journey and test a change that addresses it.

Where Xivic can help

Find the decision your customer cannot make.

A shopper may move from an article to an email, compare products on a phone and buy later. We connect those steps so content, commerce and growth teams can act on the same evidence.

  • Discovery that reaches the right people

    Check whether search results and campaigns set expectations the landing page can fulfill. Improve product information, page structure and the answer to the question that brought the customer there.

  • Shopping that helps people choose

    Find the information shoppers need to compare products, including on a phone. Test navigation, product details and selection controls, then engineer the changes the commerce platform needs.

  • Content with a visible connection to commerce

    Connect editorial visits and campaign clicks to product exploration, cart actions and purchases. Agree attribution limits so content and commerce teams can interpret the same evidence.

  • Operations that support the experience

    Identify which system owns product, inventory and customer information. Build the necessary connections and make failed updates visible before they become a customer-service problem.

Relevant work

Content and commerce at goop.

goop project context
goop. Retail context for the content and commerce work.

goop

Connecting editorial engagement to shopping behavior.

Xivic helped goop examine how content and acquisition activity connected to commerce, then put that analysis to work in a live newsletter test.

Content-to-commerce analysis and a live newsletter test.

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A useful first project

Choose a test that can change a buying decision.

Start with one product category and a question customers struggle to answer. Use support questions, mobile shopping sessions and transaction records to choose the change.

  1. A focused change

    Test a comparison, product detail or selection step in a prototype before committing to a broader store redesign.

  2. A measure agreed before launch

    Define the audience, variation and success measure. Reconcile purchases with the commerce system.

  3. Honest attribution

    Record consent and cross-device gaps. Separate observed buying behavior from what the available data cannot establish.

Jessica Scully Carak

Jessica Scully Carak

VP, Growth & Data Strategy

Connecting acquisition, customer experience and commercial priorities.

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Which shopping decision needs a better answer?

Bring a product category, a customer question and the journey you cannot explain in your reporting. We will help identify what to research, change and measure.