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Straight-up strategies to boost your business's bottom line. No jargon, just results.

I help Shopify apps in the age of AI — 

Nail your positioning so users don't scroll past your app. 

Land more clients, find product-market fit, optimize you onboarding and UX funnels, optimize your app store listing to attract and convert more paying clients and create revenue generating pipelines to grow ARR.

Get a free audit for your app here: https://audit.ohadmichaeli.com

Grab my FREE IMPACT Strategy Framework Email course: https://impact.ohadmichaeli.com

Ohad Michaeli

Your App Store listing drives 90% of your installs.

But when was the last time you actually reviewed it?

If the answer is "a while ago," you are likely part of the 99% of listings leaving money on the table.

In my years of analyzing the marketplace, I see the same patterns killing conversion rates:

• Buried Value: The "why" is hidden in paragraph 4.
• Confusing Visuals: Screenshots that don't clearly explain the app.
• Missed SEO: Keywords missing from crucial spots.

**I'll audit your Shopify app listing for free (usually $250).**

Why free? Because I love helping fellow app founders and I want to see our ecosystem grow stronger.

Comment "Audit" below to claim one. 👇
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Ohad Michaeli 🫧

Helping Shopify apps get more clients with the power of AI

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I've audited 50+ Shopify app onboardings over the past 6 years.

The ones with 80%+ activation rates do something different in the first 60 seconds.

Users install while they're hot.

Intent decays fast. Every extra step is friction.

And every screen that isn't a win is wasted.

Here's what I see when I audit Shopify app onboarding:

• Feature tours that take 5 minutes
• Customization screens that ask 12 questions
• Settings menus before the user has seen ANY value

The user came in with a problem. You're giving them homework.

One-click activation beats feature tours every time.

Find your single highest-converting feature. The one thing that makes users go "oh, this actually works."

Make it activate in one click.

Hide everything else until that's done.

I know what you're thinking. "But what if they need to customize it first?"

They don't.

Cookie cutter defaults that work for 90% of users beat customization that confuses 100% of them.

Let them press the button. Clicking "Enable" feels empowering. Auto-activation doesn't. (Though honestly? Make the decision FOR them about what gets enabled.)

Focus beats options.

Your onboarding isn't a product tour. It's a countdown to the first win.

What's the ONE thing your app does that makes users stick around?

When's the last time you looked at your Shopify ads?

Not just logged in and checked spend. Actually looked at what's working and what's burning money.

If it's been more than 4-6 weeks, you're probably wasting cash right now.

I see this pattern all the time.

Founders set up a campaign. 
Get decent results early. 
Then forget about it.

Three months later they're confused why CAC jumped and conversions dropped.

Here's what's happening:
Shopify's algo doesn't care what worked last month. It recalculates constantly.

Your low performers are still eating budget. 
Your high performers could scale harder if you doubled down.
But nobody's looking.

The fix is simple.

Review every 2-4 weeks. 
Kill the dead weight. 
Double down on what converts.

Problem is, it's boring work.
Pulling reports. Comparing numbers. Making decisions. Implementing changes. Takes hours.

Most founders would rather do it manually than pay an agency $5K a month to send them homework.

I don't blame you. 
Agencies love sending 60-page decks nobody opens.

So I built something for myself.

AI agent that pulls campaign data and shows me what matters in under 15 minutes.

Been using it with a few founders ahead of BFCM. 
Works well. Saves time. CAC's down. That's about it.

I have bandwidth to help 2-3 more founders before EOY.
If you want to make sure you're not bleeding money until the biggest shopping weekend of the year, DM me.

But be honest with yourself first:

Do you have active Shopify ads running now?
Are you willing to kill campaigns that aren't working?
Can you implement changes fast?

If yes to all three, let's talk.

If not, fix your positioning first. Then run ads.

Nobody gives a crap about your ad if they don't understand what you're selling.

Most founders automate the wrong things.

They build fancy dashboards while forcing themselves through tasks that eat their soul.

I used to open Reddit for 15 minutes of content marketing. 

Three tabs later I'm reading a 47-comment thread about whether sourdough needs a second rise. 

Then another about the McFlurry machine conspiracy. 
Then I remember why I opened Reddit in the first place.

Two hours gone. Zero replies written. And I feel like absolute garbage.

——

I tried the discipline route. 

Scheduled Reddit time for 4pm when my brain supposedly had more willpower. Turns out 4pm brain has LESS willpower. So I just skipped it entirely and wondered why my engagement kept dropping.

Then I stopped trying to fix myself and built a system instead.

- An AI agent using Claude and n8n that scans Reddit daily for relevant marketing discussions. 
- Delivers 3 to 5 posts to my Slack each morning. 
- Each one scored for relevance. 
- Each one with a suggested reply I can edit in 30 seconds.

15 minutes of actual work instead of hours of digital quicksand.

The agent does the soul-draining part. 
The endless scrolling. 
The rabbit holes. 
The algorithm trying to keep me there.

I do the human part. The 30-second reply that actually helps someone.

——

Design systems around your actual behavior, not the person you wish you were.

Stop trying to discipline your way through tasks that a script can do better.

What repetitive tasks are you still doing manually because you think automation is too complicated?

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