PDQ's Wall of Love

What took me hours a day now takes 15 minutes using automation. We’re also now able to offer customers more delivery options with cost-effective shipping rates. It’s impossible not to make money using this tool. In fact, since using PDQ we’ve increased our average order value by 20%. Their customer service is just the best- responsive, helpful, and always looking for ways to improve and make things even better. I highly recommend PDQ to any brand looking to scale up their sales and fulfillment quickly.

I’ve not personally seen many ecom SaaS tools as solid as @PrettyDamnTweet - does what it says it would + some - fantastic support from @MoskowitzAvi and team - showing SIGNIFICANT results quickly a no-brainer 💡 (not sponsored)

I run a $2M niche auto parts brand with 1 freelancer spending 5 hours/mo on Google ads. - Low cost to operate - No need for creative - No need for email The only SaaS we use? - Shopify - Aftersell by Rokt - PrettyDamnQuick That's it. It's an extreme example, for sure. But it's entirely possible to build a 7-figure e-commerce business with a lean team and OPEX.

We're split testing the @Shopify 1 page vs 3 page checkout on an 8-figure store. PDQ can do it, they swap the checkouts every 60 minutes. Better than an A-then-B test.

With PDQ, we see higher-quality outcomes at every stage. Our decision to onboard was a no-brainer for us. Their love for their product and investment in customer success are palpable. Honestly, I’m jealous of what they have. The difference in experience between ShipStation and PDQ is like night and day. I can’t imagine not wanting to sign on with PDQ at the first opportunity.

Simple and clear is best. We just tested changing Express and Expedited shipping methods with @PrettyDamnTweet to "Faster" and "Fastest." Saw a 1.95% CVR lift and 4.69% lift, respectively.

Oh hello, it's just me casually adding an extra $150K in annual revenue with one tiny tweak, thanks to PrettyDamnQuick. HELLO, DID YOU HEAR THAT? 🚨 Seriously making my life way too easy as CRO at Hulken. BRB, leaving the office to grab a lox bagel from Apollo for lunch because honestly, I’ve done enough work for today. Oh wait, just one more thing... I’m also celebrating Hulken’s window takeover on 6th Ave at The Container Store with multiple endcaps and an entire aisle in a prime location. I'm embracing confidence in a role I’ve never had before... and I think it's working. But seriously, half the time I have absolutely no idea what I'm doing. But that's not a new feeling. Every startup we've built has been in a new arena for us. The key is learning quickly, moving faster, choosing great tools, great people, and great partnerships—that formula always works. #StartupLife #CROLife #PrettyDamnQuick #RetailWins #ConfidenceBoost #RevenueWins #CROLife #PrettyDamnQuick #RetailWins #ConfidenceBoost

Too many Shopify apps today exist without clear revenue attribution. They toss around big numbers like "$38K generated this month," but their attribution methods are complicated and unclear. Then there's PrettyDamnQuick. I'M OBSESSED! In fact I recently met investor David Stark at a summit in Israel and fangirled when I learned PDQ was in his portfolio. Ok, so why do I love them? For starters, their sales rep Jason Rozen gave us a bold 10x ROI guarantee when we signed up: if PDQ didn't boost our annualized revenue by at least $275,000 within three months, we'd get our money back. He also performed a valuable diligence review of our checkout process before we even committed to using their tool. Now, I literally tell other apps pitching me to learn from PDQ’s demo process. It's probably annoying, but I tell them, "Go through PDQ's demo first, and then come back to me." Since going live on January 29th, PDQ's A/B tests are projecting major annual revenue boosts (and concrete monthly ones!) for Hulken: - Shipping Anchoring (so far): $291,000 annually - Checkout Upsell (since April 20th): $148,000 annually - Recent checkout optimization test: Additional $366,139 annually That's a projected annual impact of around $805K, or about $67K monthly. And our PDQ Strategist Daniel Shimanov? I genuinely see him as an extension of our team. He's not just some generic rep sending meaningless check-ins like a lot of the apps out there. WE Slack message, brainstorm together, and collaborate regularly like he's an integral part of our team. Now it's your turn. What apps have clearly driven revenue for you? Which ones will impress me as much as PrettyDamnQuick has?

The PDQ team is always incredibly responsive. That feeds into the real feeling that we're almost two companies investing in each other. Begin Health is growing fast. We needed a partner who's willing to match our pace and innovate alongside us. PDQ has been that partner.

PDQ has been a game-changer for our store. Not only is the functionality incredibly flexible, but their dev team is truly outstanding. They’re fast, responsive, and always willing to customize features or make adjustments that directly improve our conversion and increase shipping flexibility. It’s rare to find an app where support moves this quickly and delivers real, measurable value. Highly recommend.

"You can turn this on basically overnight and make it work seamlessly. It's really, really impressive"

Tech stack for my ~$2M/year e-commerce business: - E-Commerce: @Shopify - Shipping & Fulfillment: @PrettyDamnTweet - Email: Shopify Emails - SMS: None - Pop Ups: None - Loyalty & Retention: None - Mobile App: None Don't overcomplicate it.

Update on this: The results were HUGE! Uplift: +4.10% checkout conversion rate 5-figures increase in annual revenue Confidence level: 95% Pretty damn sick to work with Pretty Damn Quick (@PrettyDamnTweet)

Solid Shopify checkout testing partner PDQ fills a real gap - native A/B testing inside Shopify checkout is hard, and PDQ makes it possible. We've used it at Audien Hearing for header, social proof, and trust signal tests. Our CSM, Meital Wiederhorn, has been excellent. She stays close to our tests, follows up proactively, and jumps quickly when issues come up. Recommended for Shopify Plus brands serious about checkout CRO.

The premise of PDQ is really simple: test the snot out of the most valuable chokepoint for any e-commerce business, the checkout. Test user reviews, shipping options, delivery promises, upsells, cross sells, etc. Why PDQ over others? -They are maniacally focused on checkout. Also checkout. And if you ask, checkout. -They pull ideas from what they are testing with other clients. You’re onboarding a testing agency disguised as an app. -They will do the work FOR YOU. No developers needed. For small teams like ours, this was a critical differentiator. It’s like the classic definition of Modern Art: Modern art = I could have done that + Yeah, but you didn’t Stop saying to yourself that you’ll get to it, install their app, and get to testing.

Updated tech stack for this business, featuring AfterSell - E-Commerce: @Shopify - Reviews: Reviews. io - Shipping & Fulfillment: @PrettyDamnTweet - Post Purchase Upsell: @aftersell - Email: Shopify Emails - SMS: None - Pop Ups: None - Loyalty & Retention: None - Mobile App:…

@d_rbn @Shopify Yes, they've been very good. Shoutout to Filip at PDQ for providing A+ support. CC: @PrettyDamnTweet

Amazon checkout page has been optimized over billions of transactions. Did you know you can offer the same big data approach and offer delivery certainty and shipping revenue options on your store? Let's see how @PrettyDamnTweet increases conversion and shipping revenue:

Just finished onboarding and went live with @PrettyDamnTweet today and I have to say they're pretty excellent. We solved two known problems that were being created in checkout giving suboptimal experiences to customers (or even blocking order completion). Not sponsored, paying…

Love this unexpected Groove Life WIN with PrettyDamnQuick and Gladly integration for fraudulent orders that my operations rep Amber Wright noted over the past few months! "We are so thankful for the Fraud PDQ tasks. Because of this we have been able to implement a fraudulent order workflow asking the customer to verify their information. What we didn't expect was that this workflow would also help us reduce our Chargebacks received on orders! While tracking data on chargebacks, we realized a lot of chargebacks were from fraudulent orders, and because of this we now check back on those PDQ tasks 7 days later to see if the customer has responded. IF they DO respond, we promptly reship their items. If they do NOT respond, we promptly refund their order. This seemingly small task has allowed us to significantly drop Shopify chargebacks received!"