Customer Fit
Do you know who this product is actually for?
Answer seven questions and get an honest grade out of 10 for each part of your store, plus one thing to fix this week. Sara built this for people who already survived tech packs, a production run, and a launch that took everything they had.
Most store owners add apps, turn on ads, and rewrite the homepage hero for the fourth time this month when something feels off.
None of that fixes why your store isn't converting. Do you know who this product is actually for, and does your store speak to that person?
Customer and product are the characters, and the store is the wingman trying to get those two together. When that relationship is wrong, traffic bounces, content misses, and ad spend buys clicks from people who were never going to buy.
This scorecard finds what's actually broken across seven pillars and tells you what to fix first.
Sara built it after eight years running Bee's Knees Knee Pads, her pole dance knee pad brand on Shopify. No dropship, no outside funding. She still runs it today at beeskneeskneepads.com.
This is not a guru checklist from someone who sells courses about stores. It's the diagnostic she wished someone had handed her at launch.

“I've been running Bee's Knees Knee Pads for eight years. I built the brand from scratch with no outside money, and I still run the store at beeskneeskneepads.com today. I'm also a pole instructor, so I know the difference between actually running a store and selling a course about one. This is the diagnostic I wish somebody had handed me when I launched.”
Sara Bryant
Owner, Bee's Knees Knee Pads
Each pillar gets a grade out of 10, a short diagnosis, a few named tips, and one thing you can do this week.
Do you know who this product is actually for?
Would a cold visitor know what to buy on your best product page?
Does your store sound like one business end to end?
Can someone buy on their phone without getting lost?
Would a stranger trust this store with their credit card?
Can you capture leads and follow up when they do not buy right away?
Do you know which channel brought your last few sales?