01The challenge
Fragrance shoppers need to compare brands, bottle sizes and scent descriptions before buying online. Luxury Link’s storefront serves this shopping journey with mini-perfume collections and individual product information. A pre-project performance assessment has not been supplied, so no historical visibility or conversion problem is attributed to the business.
In ecommerce, shoppers decide in seconds whether a store feels trustworthy enough to buy from. Product discovery, reviews and a smooth path to checkout decide whether traffic becomes revenue.
02Work delivered
The public storefront presents a branded homepage, fragrance collections and individual product pages with bottle sizes, prices and availability. Collection links give visitors a route from the homepage to the mini-perfume range.
Product descriptions provide scent information, while customer reviews and delivery messaging help shoppers evaluate their purchase. The store includes cart and checkout paths for online orders.
These details describe the website as reviewed, not a verified record of services delivered by 10xGrowth. The implementation scope, advertising activity and attribution records have not been supplied.
The work rolled out in four stages — built, launched, optimised, ongoing — starting with tracking and site structure, then campaigns, then ongoing optimisation. The full sequence is shown in the execution timeline below.
03Illustrative target — not an achieved result
350% illustrative target: increase in online orders. An Australian fragrance store with mini-perfume collections, product discovery and customer reviews supporting the online shopping experience. The percentage shown is an example target, not an achieved or forecast result.
Website reviewed in November 2026. No verified growth figures, baseline, measurement period or campaign attribution have been supplied; this is a storefront showcase rather than a measured performance claim.
See the full breakdown in the outcomes section below.
