Store demand audit · Sample report
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Solstice Roasters
Demo store · not a real client
- Audit type
- Store Demand
- Surfaces
- 5 public
- Questions
- 128
- Sections
- 10
Sample report. A sanitized illustrative example built from a real VisibleOps run. "Solstice Roasters" is a fictional demo store — not a client, not affiliated with or endorsed by VisibleOps. Figures illustrate the report format.
Executive Summary
Share reportThe store is discussed in only 4 of 10 measured buyer questions. Competing subscription brands are named in the ethical-sourcing and gifting conversations where this store makes the same claims but shows no public proof. Closing the proof gaps is the cheapest available lever before any paid spend.
Demand signals
High
Strong buyer discussion
Buyer questions mapped
128
across 5 public surfaces
Public sources scanned
1,248
threads, videos and pages
Store mentioned in
4 / 10
of the measured questions
Visibility gaps
Buyer questions where the store is missing or underrepresented.
| Buyer question | Store status | Brands named instead | Source signals |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best subscription for single-origin coffee? | Not mentioned | Trade, Atlas Coffee Club | Reddit, YouTube |
| Which roasters are actually ethically sourced? | Underrepresented | Counter Culture, Equator | Reddit, Forums |
| Good coffee gift for someone getting into pour-over? | Not mentioned | Trade, Blue Bottle | Reddit, YouTube |
| Is a coffee subscription worth it vs buying local? | Underrepresented | Trade, Bean Box | Reddit, Quora |
| Where to buy plastic-free coffee packaging? | Not mentioned | — | Reddit, Forums |
Top opportunities
Low-cost actions with the clearest evidence behind them.
Sourcing transparency page
Buyers repeatedly ask which roasters can actually prove farmer compensation — the store makes the claim but does not evidence it.
Recommended action
Publish farm, price-paid and harvest data per single-origin lot, linked from every product page.
Beginner pour-over guide
Newcomers describe specialty coffee as intimidating and ask for a starting point before choosing a subscription.
Recommended action
One guide that maps skill level to a specific roast, grind and brew ratio, ending in a starter bundle.
Gift-path comparison
Gift-givers compare subscriptions on flexibility and cancellation, where competing brands are named instead.
Recommended action
A short comparison page covering gifting length, pause/cancel terms and what arrives in month one.
The full audit includes every section and its evidence
All 10 sections, with sources behind each claim.
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