Where things stand
We reviewed ioioio.pl from three angles: how visible it is in Google, how well the design and user experience serve a worried parent, and what the market and competition actually look like for the products you're planning. All three reports below are complete. The short answer: the current site has warm, honest raw material, but it can't support the IOIOIO strategy — several key buttons are broken, Google can barely see the site, and there's no way to sell anything on it. The recommended path is to go straight to a fresh Shopify build rather than patching the old site; the details are under "What happens next".
SEO & visibility
How parents find you in Google today, what's blocking that, and the phased plan to fix it.
out of 100SEO health score Read the SEO report → Report 2
Design & user experience
What a worried parent actually experiences on the site: design, usability, and how the offer is presented.
out of 40usability score Read the design review → Report 3
Market & opportunity research
The competition, the prices parents actually pay, three open gaps, and a five-product ladder for IOIOIO.
verified findings3-reviewer fact-check Read the research →
What we need from you
Twelve short questions. Competitors, how parents describe their worries, which countries matter for families abroad, product readiness, and a few practical items (logins, photos, business registration). Answers in any form are fine: bullet points, a voice message, a phone call.
Go to the questions →What happens next
- Your answers. You read both reports and send back the twelve answers above.
- One decision. Whether to repair the broken buttons on the current WordPress site, or leave it exactly as it is and put all the effort into the new site. Our recommendation is the second: the old site's faults are reasons to move faster, not to renovate.
- A Shopify store in your name. Created on the $1/month three-month trial (about $30/month afterwards). It lives on a private development address while we build; ioioio.pl and the current site stay untouched until launch day.
- A product deep-dive. A working session to map what IOIOIO products are actually possible — the Starter Pack, single-skill packs, bundles, a materials library — before anything gets built around them.
- Design and build. The new IOIOIO takes shape on the development store, using the findings from both reports: your voice, your photo, working buttons, a real shop.
- Launch. ioioio.pl points at the new site, with every old address redirecting to its new home.