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Case study · Shoppable video · DTC golf

A golf brand made its store as fun as its founders.

A text-and-photo storefront couldn't carry the humor and lifestyle that built the brand. Over a 3-month proof of concept, eStreamly put shoppable video on the homepage and product pages, and turned a sliding conversion rate into steady growth.

Brand
Canadian golf lifestyle brand
Category
Golf apparel & accessories
Platform
Shopify DTC
Engagement
3-month proof of concept
The homepage video wall: a row of vertical, shoppable golf clips

The shoppable video wall on the brand's homepage. Shoppers buy without leaving the clip.

01 — The challenge

A brand built on personality, sold from a static page.

The founders are making golf a lifestyle, and they're genuinely funny. That humor built the audience. On the website, it disappeared into text and product photos.

Brand voice

Humor and lifestyle drive the brand

Shoppers follow the founders for who they are, not only for what they sell.

Storefront

Text and photos only

A picture-and-text page couldn't carry that personality onto the site.

Conversion

A sliding conversion rate

Early in the rollout, conversion sat at 0.59%, down 14% on the prior period.

In short: the brand had the voice and the audience, but no way to put them on its own store.
02 — The solution

Shoppable video where shoppers decide.

eStreamly placed the brand's own short clips in two spots: a video wall on the homepage, and product-relevant clips on every product page. Video does the demo and the reviews close the trust gap, back to back.

Homepage video wall

A swipeable row of clips front and center, each tagged with the products in it.

On the PDP, above reviews

Clips relevant to that product, placed just above the review section: the moment a shopper is deciding.

Buy without leaving the clip

Tap a product inside the video and add it to cart. No redirect.

3-month proof of concept

Measured in Shopify analytics, early rollout against post-POC.

03 — The results
+59% conversion

Conversion went the other way. Over the proof of concept, the conversion rate climbed from 0.59% to 0.94%, a 59% relative lift, with more sales and more orders behind it.

0.94%
Conversion rate
Up from 0.59% in the early rollout
+CA$8.8K
Total sales
CA$30.4K → CA$39.2K
+76
Orders
197 → 273 orders
Early rollout · Mar 10–Apr 9CR 0.59%
Shopify analytics, early rollout: 31.4K sessions, CA$30.4K sales, 197 orders, 0.59% conversion
Post-POC · May 15–Jun 15CR 0.94%
Shopify analytics, post-POC: 24.6K sessions, CA$39.2K sales, 273 orders, 0.94% conversion

Source: Shopify analytics, 2026. Early rollout Mar 10–Apr 9; post-POC May 15–Jun 15.

04 — Product engagement

Shoppers watched the small stuff.

Accessories and headcovers pulled the most interaction. The #1 hero product drew very little.

#CategoryIn-video interaction
01Accessories
02Headcovers
03Apparel
04Golf bagHero SKU
The insight
The bestseller isn't always the best video.

The golf bag is the brand's #1 hero product, yet it drew very little interaction in video. Accessories and headcovers led. A clear signal for what to tag next.

Relative interaction by category.
05 — The takeaway

Video carried the founders' personality onto the site.

It did that in a way a picture-and-text page never could. Conversion rose from 0.59% to 0.94%, sales grew by CA$8.8K and orders by 76 over three months.

Canadian marketGolf lifestyle verticalShopify DTCHomepage + PDP

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