CRO Masterclass for   ACtivewear Brands:

In this live session on April 2nd, you'll learn how to build and run a conversion rate optimization program designed specifically for activewear.

You'll walk away with a 12-month testing roadmap, over 100 new test ideas to add to it, and a framework for building a year-round testing calendar around your seasonal peaks.

Presented by:
Shoplift logoAnatta logoVideowise logo
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What you Will get in 60 minutes

A 12-Month CRO
Roadmap Framework
Stop treating testing like a pre-summer panic project.
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A 12-Month CRO
Roadmap Framework

We'll walk through how to map tests to your seasonal calendar so every product launch, every traffic surge, and every campaign has a testing plan before it starts. New Year resolution traffic in January looks different than back-to-school in September. Your testing program should reflect that.

Activewear-Specific
Test Ideas
Not generic CRO advice with workout photos.
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Activewear-Specific
Test Ideas

100 tests organized across 10 categories, built specifically for how activewear shoppers browse, compare, and buy. Product page optimization. Activity-based navigation. Size and fit testing. UGC placement. Checkout and cart. Each test includes a hypothesis, effort level, impact potential, and seasonal timing tags

Category Expertise from
Partners Who Live This
Shoplift. Anatta. Videowise. In one room.
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Category Expertise from 
Partners Who Live This

Hear from a CRO platform, an agency with activewear clients like Vuori, and a UGC technology partner. Not vendor pitches. Real patterns from brands doing this work every day.

The Activewear
CRO Playbook
80+ pages you can't get anywhere else.
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The Activewear
CRO Playbook

Every attendee gets the full Activewear CRO Playbook as a downloadable PDF after the event. Includes all 100 test ideas, sub-category quick starts for running, yoga, outdoor, and more, plus a Google Sheets CRO roadmap template you can start using that week.

This isn't a generic
e-commerce webinar

Activewear CRO plays by different rules. If you've read generic optimization guides and found them only partly useful, this is why.

Your customers buy on feel, fit, 
and identity.
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Your customers buy on feel, fit, 
and identity.

The difference between a product shot on a white background and a product shot on someone mid-stride through a trail run isn't aesthetic. It's the difference between a visitor who sees fabric and a visitor who sees themselves.

Size uncertainty kills your conversions.
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Size uncertainty kills your conversions.

Fit is the top reason activewear shoppers abandon a purchase. How you present sizing information directly affects whether someone adds to cart or leaves.

You have seasonal deadlines other categories don't.
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You have seasonal deadlines other categories don't.

January resolutions. Spring fitness. Summer peak. Fall training. You have defined windows to capture revenue. Miss the conversion opportunity during a peak, and the traffic doesn't come back until the next cycle.

You launch products constantly.
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You launch products constantly.

The difference between a product shot on a white background and a product shot on someone mid-stride through a trail run isn't aesthetic. It's the difference between a visitor who sees fabric and a visitor who sees themselves.

Activity shapes how your customers shop.
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Activity shapes how your customers shop.

Fit is the top reason activewear shoppers abandon a purchase. How you present sizing information directly affects whether someone adds to cart or leaves.

Full Playbook for All Webinar Registrants

A download link will be emailed after the event has concluded. Here's what's in it.

A CRO maturity self-assessment

Figure out where you're starting. Not every brand needs the same entry point. A brand that's never run a structured test needs different advice than a brand with a year of testing data. Four levels. Clear entry points for each.

Quick-start guides by sub-category

Running, yoga/studio, outdoor/trail, and more. Each sub-category gets 5 curated starter tests from the full 100 based on how your specific customers shop.

100 tests across 10 categories

Product page optimization. Navigation and discovery. Trust and social proof. UGC strategy from Videowise. Checkout and cart. Homepage and landing pages. Mobile experience. Pricing and promotions. Email capture and retention. Agency best practices from Anatta.

Every test includes:

Hypothesis. What to test. Effort level. Impact potential. Watch-outs. Seasonal roadmap tags. "Best for" sub-category notes.

A CRO roadmap template (Google Sheets).

Select tests from the playbook. Filter by seasonal phase. Map them to your product launch schedule. Prioritize by effort vs. impact. Track results. Build a 12-month plan.

The global activewear market is projected to grow from $373 billion in 2026 to over $720 billion by 2034.

More brands enter the market every quarter. The brands that pull ahead are the ones building a compounding library of customer insights through testing. This playbook gives you the system to start

100
Test Ideas
10
Categories
80+
Pages
2,000+
Shopify brands running A/B tests
20%+
Median CVR lift

Presented by Shoplift, Anatta, and Videowise.
Three platforms. One goal: help activewear brands convert more of the traffic they already have.

Is this webinar for you?

This webinar is for you if you run e-commerce for a DTC activewear brand. Whether you've never run an A/B test or you're looking to fill gaps in a mature CRO program, this session gives you the system.

Presented by:
Anatta logoVideowise logo
Presented by:
Anatta logoVideowise logo
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