Store health and SEO
Make your store findable, then keep it that way
We audit and fix the technical reasons a Shopify store does not show up: indexing problems, missing or duplicate titles, broken redirects, slow mobile pages, and thin product content. Then we re-check on a schedule so regressions get caught rather than discovered a year later.
This is for you if
You are getting almost no traffic from Google and you do not know whether that is a technical problem, a content problem, or a demand problem.
Signs you need it
- Searching your own product names does not find your store
- Search Console is full of warnings you do not understand
- Traffic dropped and nobody can tell you what changed
- Your collection pages have no text on them at all
- The site takes forever to load on a phone
Not for you if
If you want aggressive link building or paid search management, that is not what we do, and we will point you elsewhere.
Lite: $499 per month
If a hire isn't worth it yet, but the store still has to look the part.
Why this matters more than it sounds
Most small-store SEO problems are not competitive problems. They are plumbing.
Shopify generates a lot of URLs. The same product can be reachable through several paths, collection pages can be produced automatically with no text on them, and app installs leave behind redirects and scripts long after the app is gone. None of that is exotic, but it adds up to a store that Google crawls inefficiently and ranks poorly, regardless of how good the products are.
The other half is content that is technically present and practically empty. A collection page with a heading and a product grid tells a search engine nothing. A product description copied from the manufacturer tells it that forty other pages say the same thing. Neither is a penalty, exactly. They are just reasons to rank something else.
So the work starts with finding out what is actually true: what is indexed, what is duplicated, what is broken, and how the store behaves on a mid-range phone on mobile data rather than on your laptop. Then it fixes those things in priority order, with the expensive-to-fix items flagged honestly rather than quietly skipped.
The part people skip is doing it again. A store drifts. Apps get installed, products get retired, themes get updated, and something breaks silently. Checking on a schedule is what turns a one-time audit into a store that stays findable, and it is the reason we would rather do this monthly than sell you a PDF.
One honest caveat: if your products are ones nobody searches for, fixing all of this will not create demand. We will tell you that if it is the case, because the alternative is you paying us for traffic that was never going to exist.
What is included
- Indexing check: what Google has, what it is ignoring, and why
- Titles and meta descriptions written where they are missing or duplicated
- Broken links and redirect chains found and repaired
- Duplicate product and collection URLs resolved
- Mobile speed problems traced to their actual cause
- Structured data added so products can show prices and stock in results
- A repeat check on a schedule, with the fixes done rather than reported
Prices in USD. CAD invoicing is available on request.
Questions
What people ask about store health and seo.
How is this different from an SEO agency?
We fix things rather than recommend them, we do not do link building, and we do not charge for a strategy document. The trade-off is that we are the right choice for a store with technical and content problems, and the wrong choice for a brand that needs to out-compete established players on hard commercial keywords.
How long before I see results?
Technical fixes can show up in weeks: indexing problems, missing titles, and broken pages resolve quickly once corrected. Content and ranking improvements take months, and anyone promising otherwise is guessing. We report what changed either way, including when nothing did.
Do you also handle Google Shopping and Merchant Center?
Yes. For most small stores the free Google Shopping listings are a bigger and faster win than organic rankings, because the requirements are data-shaped rather than competitive. It is usually where we start.
Can you tell me if my problem is actually demand, not SEO?
Yes, and it often is. If searches for what you sell barely exist, no amount of on-site work will produce traffic. That is a genuinely useful thing to learn early, and we would rather tell you than take a monthly fee for chasing it.
More on the questions page, or ask us something specific.
Related
Often needed alongside this.
Catalogue and product listings
You have more products than you can personally keep on top of, and you suspect a lot of them are listed badly or not showing up anywhere.
Read more →Shopify store management
You own a Shopify store, you are the only person who could possibly maintain it, and you have not had time to open the admin in months.
Read more →Email and SMS that runs itself
Someone adds to cart, leaves, and never hears from you again. You know that is a problem and you have never had time to fix it.
Read more →Next step
Find out what is actually wrong with your store. Free.
Send us your store URL. You get a written check of the things costing you orders right now, in plain English, with the fixes ranked by what they are worth. No call required, no obligation, and you can take the list to anyone.
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