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Shopify gives you a solid starting point: reliable hosting, an automatic sitemap and editable titles and descriptions. But most stores we audit share the same hidden problems. Themes link to products through collection URLs, apps inject code that slows every page, tag and filter pages multiply, and product structured data is incomplete. None of this shows on the front end, but all of it affects how Google crawls and ranks your store.
Our Shopify SEO work fixes those issues inside the platform, without fighting it. We tidy up how your theme links to products, audit the apps adding weight to your pages, decide which collection, tag and filter pages deserve to be indexed, and complete the product data Google reads, from price and availability to variants, shipping and returns. Then we improve your collection and product content so it helps shoppers choose, and connect your catalogue to Merchant Center through the Google & YouTube app. Progress is tracked in your own Search Console and Shopify analytics. Google says no one can guarantee a #1 ranking, so we won’t. We’ll show you exactly what changed.
Request a Free Shopify AuditShopify handles a lot for you, but its themes, apps and URL structure create issues other platforms don't have. Here's how our Shopify SEO covers each part of your store, based on what Google's own Search Central documentation recommends.
Our Shopify SEO audit is a practical review of your store, theme and apps. We check how many of your pages Google has indexed, whether your theme links to duplicate product URLs, which apps are slowing your pages, whether your product structured data has errors in Search Console, and whether your collections compete with each other. You'll get a prioritised list of fixes, most important first, noting which need theme changes and which can be done in the Shopify admin.
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Every Shopify store is set up differently, with its own theme, apps and catalogue, so we don't start with a package. We start with your data. You'll know what we're doing, why we're doing it and what we expect it to change before work begins, and you'll work directly with the people doing the work. No guarantees of rankings, just clear work.
Talk to Our TeamWe review your Search Console, Shopify analytics and Merchant Center, crawl your store the way Google does, and go through your theme code and installed apps. You get a clear picture of where sales are being lost. This usually takes one to two weeks.
We map every important search to one collection or product, decide which tag and filter pages should be indexed, and agree priorities with you. This stops your own pages competing with each other. Theme changes are made on a duplicate theme first, and nothing is published until you approve it.
Theme and URL fixes come first, then app clean-up and speed work, then your highest-value collections and products. We validate your structured data along the way and preview every change before it goes live on your store.
Each month we expand collection content, strengthen internal links and build authority. You get a plain-English report from your own accounts showing clicks, orders and revenue from organic search, plus what's next.
Rankings are a means, not the goal. We use Shopify’s reports and Google Analytics to track orders and revenue from organic search, alongside Search Console data on clicks and impressions. When a collection climbs but sales don’t follow, we look at why: the wrong search intent, a weak product page or a price that isn’t competitive. Every recommendation is tied to a page and a reason, so you can always see how our Shopify SEO work connects to your bottom line.
We won’t take on a store that competes directly with yours for the same products in the same market while we’re working together. Your collection strategy, keyword research and growth plans stay with you. If a potential client would put us in that position, we tell them up front and step back.
Because we also build Shopify stores, fixes that need theme changes don’t sit in a queue waiting for another agency. Our team works in Liquid, theme settings and the Shopify admin every week. store, we cleaned up 1238 duplicate URLs and organic revenue grew 81% over 6 month. Our recommendations get implemented, not just listed in a report.
Everything we report comes from accounts you own: Shopify, Search Console, Google Analytics and Merchant Center. We work as a collaborator on your store, so you can remove our access at any time. You’ll see exactly what we changed each month and why, what worked and what didn’t. If something isn’t working, we’ll say so and explain what we’re changing. Reports are written in plain English, with the numbers explained rather than just exported. And if you move on, your theme, data and content stay with you.
Because we also run Google Ads and build Shopify stores, we can join the dots. Ads data shows which searches actually convert, which shapes your Shopify SEO priorities, and theme changes are handled by the same team that plans them. One team, one plan and one monthly report covering every channel we manage for you, without waiting on three different timelines.
A theme update or a new app can quietly undo good work. We make changes on a duplicate theme first, keep a record of every edit, and recheck key templates after theme updates or new app installs. Before busy periods like Black Friday, Christmas and your market’s own sale seasons, we make sure collection and gift pages are live and indexed early, and we avoid risky changes during your peak trading weeks.
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Straight answers to the Shopify SEO questions we hear most from store owners, based on our experience and on what Google's own Search Central documentation says.
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Do /collections/…/products/ URLs cause duplicate content?
Should I delete out-of-stock products in Shopify?
Will moving to Shopify hurt my rankings?
Do Shopify SEO apps fix everything?
