The Conversion
Engine
8 battle-tested Claude Code skills that turn generic AI into your e-commerce growth team. Built from running a $13.8M DTC brand, not from reading about one.
Stop prompting. Start converting.
Generic AI gives you a list of 10 things to try.
“Move your CTA higher.” “Personalize your emails.” “Test different audiences.” You’ve read this advice a hundred times. It’s not wrong. It’s just not useful.
The Conversion Engine tells you the 2 things that will actually move the needle, shows you the math, and tells you exactly how to implement them.
See the difference
Same prompt. Same AI. Different output. Expand any skill to compare generic Claude versus Claude with The Conversion Engine.
Peak revenue of the brand these skills were built from
Integrated skills that work as a system, not isolated prompts
Average CTR improvement in email CRO tests
Faster than building these frameworks from scratch
Built for operators, not prompt engineers.
Shopify brand operators ($500K–$5M)
You're running Shopify, Klaviyo, and Meta Ads with a team of 1-5 people. You can't afford a senior growth hire, but you need that level of thinking. These skills close the gap.
Freelancers and small agencies
You serve DTC clients and need to produce audits, briefs, and recommendations faster. One pack replaces hours of manual framework building. Your clients see better output, you keep the margin.
Founders who use Claude Code
You already live in the terminal. You know what skills are. You've tried building your own and gotten mediocre results. These are the skills you would build if you'd spent 8 years running a DTC brand.
One purchase. Lifetime access.
Early access price (first 50 buyers)
+All 8 Claude Code skills
+SKILL.md files + reference docs
+Setup guide with examples
+Private repo access, 12 months of updates
A senior marketing hire costs $8-15K/month. A freelance email audit costs $500-1,500. One ad creative brief from an agency runs $1,000+. This pack pays for itself with a single campaign improvement.
FAQ
Common questions
What is The Conversion Engine?+
The Conversion Engine is a pack of 8 Claude Code skills built specifically for DTC e-commerce operators. Each skill is a structured AI framework that gives Claude deep context about e-commerce best practices, so it delivers expert-level analysis instead of generic advice. It covers full-funnel diagnostics, email CRO, retention flow architecture, landing page audits, ad creative briefs, budget optimization, conversion copywriting, and discount governance. Built from 8 years of running a $13.8M direct-to-consumer brand.
What Claude Code skills are included in The Conversion Engine?+
The pack includes 8 skills: Funnel X-Ray (full-funnel diagnostic and bottleneck routing), Revenue Radar (email CRO with Klaviyo diagnostics), Retention Architect (lifecycle flow design with triggers, splits, and suppression rules), Page Doctor (landing page conversion audits), Brief Machine (platform-specific ad creative briefs), Spend Strategist (ad account structure and budget allocation), Conversion Copy (DTC copywriting with full page architecture), and Margin Guard (discount governance and break-even analysis).
Who is The Conversion Engine for?+
The Conversion Engine is built for three audiences: Shopify brand operators doing $500K to $5M who need senior growth thinking without the senior growth hire, freelancers and agencies who serve DTC clients and want to produce audits and briefs faster, and founders who already use Claude Code and want battle-tested skills instead of building their own from scratch.
How much does The Conversion Engine cost?+
The Conversion Engine is $297 as a one-time purchase. This early access price is available for the first 50 buyers. You get all 8 Claude Code skills, SKILL.md files with reference documentation, a setup guide with examples, and 12 months of updates via private repo access.
What results can I expect from The Conversion Engine?+
Results vary by implementation, but the skills are built on frameworks that delivered measurable outcomes: 47% average CTR improvement in email CRO tests, 30 to 50% CTR lift from above-fold CTA placement, 20 to 35% CPA reduction from ad account consolidation, and operators typically find 1-2 funnel stages causing 80% of lost conversions. The difference is specificity. Instead of generic AI suggestions, each skill diagnoses the root cause and provides prioritized fixes with impact estimates.
How do I install Claude Code skills?+
After purchasing, you receive access to a private GitHub repository containing all 8 skills. Each skill is a SKILL.md file that you place in your Claude Code project directory. Claude automatically reads these files and gains the specialized frameworks and context they contain. No plugins, no API keys, no configuration beyond placing the files. Setup takes under 5 minutes.
What e-commerce platforms does The Conversion Engine work with?+
The skills are platform-aware and optimized for the most common DTC stack: Shopify for your storefront, Klaviyo for email and SMS automation, and Meta Ads for paid acquisition. The frameworks and analysis approaches also apply to other platforms like WooCommerce, Mailchimp, and Google Ads, though the specific benchmarks and technical recommendations are calibrated for the Shopify-Klaviyo-Meta stack.
How is The Conversion Engine different from regular AI prompts or ChatGPT?+
Regular AI prompts produce generic advice because the AI lacks context about your specific domain. Claude Code skills solve this by giving Claude a structured framework with DTC benchmarks, diagnostic logic, and industry-specific best practices. When you ask a question, the skill guides Claude through a diagnosis-first approach: it identifies the root cause, provides prioritized fixes with effort and impact estimates, and cites specific benchmarks. The difference between 'add social proof' and 'your CTOR is 2.9% against a 10 to 20% flow benchmark, here are 3 ranked fixes' is the skill.
Your AI is only as good as the system behind it.
Built by a founder who scaled a DTC brand to $13.8M with no outside capital. These aren’t prompts. They’re operational systems.