What we check first

Shopify SEO problems we check first

Ten problems we look for on Shopify stores, in three groups. Each one costs traffic or sales, and each comes with what we do about it.

Duplicate addresses

  • Products under collections. The same product opens at more than one address. We check which one Google indexes, and point internal links at it.
  • Filtered and sorted collections. Filters can create thousands of near-copies. We keep the useful ones findable and the rest out of the way.
  • Variants. Colours and sizes can split one product’s signals. We check how variants are linked and indexed.
  • Tag and pagination pages. Thin pages that compete with your collections. We decide which stay indexed.

Theme, apps and speed

  • App bloat. Every app can add scripts to every page, even after it is removed. We find what still loads and what it costs.
  • Theme weight. Heavy sections and sliders slow your best pages. We measure them on a phone.
  • Images. Large product photos slow collections. We fix sizes and alt text on the pages that sell.

Moves and content

  • Redirects during a platform move. Old addresses need a map to the new ones before launch, not after traffic drops.
  • Manufacturer descriptions. Copy shared with other stores gives Google no reason to pick yours. We rewrite the pages that matter.
  • Empty collection pages. A grid of products with no words to rank for. We add text shoppers actually read.

Want to know which of these your store has?

Two or three real problems, and how to fix them. Free, no call needed.

Straight answers

What Shopify store owners worry about

Three questions we hear before every Shopify project.

Will SEO break my theme or apps?

No change goes live untested. We work in a copy of your theme first, and every fix comes with how to check it.

Do I have to leave Shopify to rank?

No. Shopify covers the basics. The gains come from what sits on top: structure, speed and pages with real content.

Will product pages compete with each other?

They can, through collections, filters and variants. Sorting that out is usually the first fix.

In short

  • Clean structure: one address per product
  • Fast pages on a phone
  • Collection and product pages with real content

What Shopify SEO is, and what drives growth

Shopify SEO is SEO for stores built on Shopify. The platform handles a lot for you, but it also creates duplicate pages and invites apps that slow every page.

Growth on Shopify usually comes from three places. Clean structure, fast pages and collection and product pages worth ranking.

The method

How we work on Shopify stores

Every month runs on the same four steps: Fix. Publish. Build. Prove. Here they are in Shopify terms.

Numeral 01

Fix: duplicates, apps and speed

Duplicate addresses first, then the apps and theme sections that slow the pages that sell.

Numeral 02

Publish: collections and products

Collection pages with real text, and product copy rewritten for the pages that matter.

Numeral 03

Build: links that fit your market

Links from real sites shoppers read, against our written quality bar.

Numeral 04

Prove: a monthly report

What changed, with every number from Search Console and analytics, dated.

Prices

Shopify SEO prices

Prices are on the page, in US dollars, before any call. Every plan works the same on Shopify.

SEO plans

From $1,500

a month

Recommended

Growth, $3,000 a month. Built for stores with some traction.

Content plans

From $480

a month

Collection and product copy, or articles, written to a brief.

Deep audit

From $1,500

paid once

Catalogues sit in the large site price. Credited to your first month if you start a plan within 30 days.

  • 3-month minimum, then month to month with 30 days notice.
  • Paid monthly in advance.

Questions Shopify store owners ask us

Access, apps, moves and what the work covers on Shopify.

What access do you need to my Shopify store?

A staff account with the permissions the work needs, plus Search Console. You stay the owner, and logins come back the same day if you leave.

Only with your OK. We show what each app loads and what it costs in speed, and you decide what goes.

Yes. We map every old address to its new one before launch, then check the redirects and Search Console after it.

Yes, for the pages that matter most, written for shoppers and checked by a person. Bigger volumes run on a content plan.

The goals are the same. Shopify adds its own duplicate addresses and app scripts, so those fixes usually come first. Our ecommerce SEO page covers stores on every platform.

Show us your Shopify store

Two or three real problems, and how to fix them. Free, no call needed.