Case study

Purina improved conversion rates by 9.44% in 6 weeks.

A controlled study of Vizit Score–based image reordering: the optimized group converted higher, the control group didn't move.

5 min read·Pet care·6-week study
Purina product imagery scored in Vizit
9.44%

Conversion rate improvement in the Vizit-optimized group

$90.2k

Average weekly revenue increase

$1.71M

Projected annual revenue increase

01

The challenge

Purina wanted hard proof that image optimization moves revenue — not a before-and-after anecdote, but a controlled test where any lift could be attributed to the images themselves.

02

The action

Purina ran a study testing the impact of reordering product images based on their Vizit Score — leading each listing with its highest-scoring visual.

A matched control group kept its existing image order, isolating the effect of the optimization.

03

The result

Over six weeks, the Vizit-optimized group achieved a 9.44% conversion rate improvement post-treatment, while the control group saw no change.

The lift translated to a $90.2k average weekly revenue increase — a projected $1.71M annually — from existing content, simply reordered.

Proof by control group.

No new content needed

The entire lift came from reordering existing images by Vizit Score — zero new creative production.

A clean experiment

An unchanged control group meant the 9.44% lift could be attributed to the optimization, not seasonality or traffic.

Revenue you can project

Measured weekly gains made the annual impact forecastable: $1.71M from one six-week test.