Partner with our expert Shopify SEO agency to drive better organic search results for your website.
Issue #1:
Shopify’s Duplicate Product URLs and SEO Confusion
Shopify’s default URL structure can inadvertently create duplicate content issues, which are detrimental to SEO. By generating both:
1.Primary URL:
https://yoursite.com/products/white-boots
2.Collection URL:
https://yoursite.com/collections/hats/white-boots
Shopify adds a canonical tag to signal search engines which URL to prioritize. However, internal links often point to the collection URL, creating conflicting signals for search engines. This diverts valuable link equity, preventing search engines from ranking the right page effectively.
Our approach includes a thorough audit of your store to pinpoint and fix these issues, ensuring optimal link equity flow to your primary product pages. This ensures your Shopify store avoids common SEO pitfalls and maximizes visibility on search engines.
Issue #2:
Slow Page Speed – The Hidden Threat to SEO and Conversions
Page speed isn’t just an SEO ranking factor, it directly impacts user experience and conversions.
Shopify stores often struggle with slow load times due to large images, unoptimized third-party apps, or inefficient scripts.
Even small delays in load time can result in significant drops in rankings, increased bounce rates, and lost sales.
Our Shopify SEO services don’t just focus on speeding up your site, we improve your user experience.
As part of our 150-point Shopify SEO audit, we assess your store’s speed by checking load times, Core Web Vitals, image sizes, and overall performance. We work closely with your in-house or outsourced developers to implement Shopify best practices, helping to optimize site speed and deliver a faster, smoother shopping experience.
Issue #3:
Wrong Headings – A Roadblock for SEO and Accessibility
Shopify often assigns headings incorrectly, frequently using H2 tags for sections like filters or the "Add to Cart" button, instead of reserving them for more important content. This creates a disorganized heading structure that can hurt both your SEO and site navigation.
When headings are misused, search engines struggle to identify the most important content on your page, which can affect your rankings. It also makes your site less user-friendly, especially for people who rely on screen readers or assistive tech to navigate.
Although you can't completely control Shopify’s default heading setup, we make sure it works better within those limits.
We’ll help organize your headings properly, using H1 for the main title and H2s, H3s, and other tags for subheadings, making your site more search engine-friendly and accessible to all users.
Meet the SEO Shopify experts with 1mln hours expertise
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Shopify-specific best practices for website architecture, URL structure, and on-page SEO elements
Our 150-point Shopify SEO audit checks canonical tags, indexing, structured data, site speed, mobile usability, and tracking setup
Sets up smart canonical tags and redirects to improve your site's search engine indexing and avoid duplicate content
Implements clean Product and Collection schema, triggering rich-result snippets
Ensures clean, SEO-friendly URL structures and well-organized Shopify navigation
Targets bottom-of-the-funnel keywords to drive ready-to-buy traffic
Secures DR 60-plus links from niche blogs, high-authority eCommerce websites and digital PR placements
Provides dynamic reports pulling data from GA4, GSC, and third-party SEO tools
Knows the brand well but may lack Shopify expertise
Needs outside help for advanced diagnostics
Knows the problem but lacks tooling to fix at scale
Can add manually, but time-consuming
Tweaks the theme but is limited by workload
Lacks budget to test replacements
Time-consuming and ad-hoc
Manual spreadsheets
Claims to work on any CMS but applies the same playbook to every site
Misses Shopify-only issues like duplicate collection URLs and variant pages
Often ignores /collections/ vs /products/ conflicts
Generic Product schema via plugins
Basic image compression
Ignores heavy apps that slow the store
Offers generic outreach packages
Traffic and keyword charts only
We’ve worked with dozens of Shopify stores over the years, delivering impressive results. Here are a few examples:
For more case studies, check out our client success stories.
Yes, we specialize in Shopify technical SEO. From optimizing site speed, fixing broken links, improving mobile responsiveness, to managing Shopify’s structured data, we ensure your store is fully optimized for search engines.
We use a white-hat link-building strategy for your Shopify store. We focus on acquiring high-quality backlinks through industry-relevant content, partnerships, and guest posting on reputable SAAS sites. We also do digital PR for link building that earns your Shopify website backlinks in such publications that wouldn’t be possible with traditional link-building strategies.
Absolutely. We provide content creation services customized to your audience, including blog posts, product guides, and SEO-optimized landing pages. Our goal is to produce content that not only ranks well but also converts visitors into customers.
We track key performance metrics such as organic traffic growth, keyword rankings, conversion rates, bounce rates, and revenue from organic search. These help us ensure we’re driving real business results.
Yes, we stay on top of Google’s algorithm updates and adapt our Shopify SEO strategies accordingly. We ensure your Shopify store stays compliant with the latest SEO best practices and that any shifts in ranking factors are promptly addressed.
Our Shopify SEO pricing is customized based on the scope of services and the specific needs of your Shopify store. We offer flexible contract terms, from month-to-month engagements to longer-term commitments, ensuring you get the best ROI from your SEO investment.
While results can vary depending on competition and other factors, our targeted Shopify SEO strategies are designed to increase visibility, drive qualified traffic, and improve conversions, all of which contribute directly to higher sales and revenue over time.
Definitely. That’s why we audit every app during onboarding. We identify which apps are adding unnecessary scripts, slowing down your site, or injecting bad code into your theme. Then we either help you to clean it up or recommend faster, SEO-safe alternatives.
We handle every Shopify migration with a full SEO transition plan. That means mapping old URLs to new ones, setting up proper redirects, preserving metadata and schema, and testing everything before launch. The result is a clean handoff with zero ranking drops.
Shopify’s default collection pages are weak for SEO. We fix that by turning collections into rich, optimized landing pages with targeted content, internal links, and proper metadata. It’s one of the fastest ways to grow traffic and improve discoverability.
An ongoing process, 100%. SEO isn’t a one-time setup, especially on Shopify. We continue monitoring, adjusting, and improving your store based on performance, algorithm updates, and new product launches.
We track what matters: revenue from organic traffic. Of course we monitor rankings and traffic, but we tie everything back to sales and conversions inside Shopify Analytics, Google Search Console, and GA4.