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SEO specialism

Shopify SEO that respects how merchants actually merchandise.

Shopify’s guardrails help beginners and frustrate advanced SEO: canonical tags on paginated collections, automated vendor pages, and apps that inject invisible duplicate H1s. We work inside the platform’s opinions instead of fighting them blindly.

How we think about it

Depth you do not get from a generic services paragraph.

Collection templates vs endless tag sprawl

We design collection trees around how people search, not how your importer named CSV columns. That often means merging weak tags into authoritative collections, writing unique intro copy only where it aids navigation, and using metafields for specs instead of bloated tables.

Markets, currencies, and duplicate product handles

Shopify Markets simplifies cross-border selling but introduces subtle duplication. We verify canonicals per market, language-only URL pairs, and GBP pricing display rules so Google sees one clear primary listing per SKU per country.

App conflict archaeology

Review apps, upsell bundles, and loyalty widgets frequently add hidden H2s or duplicate JSON-LD. We inventory scripts by route type (home, collection, product, blog) and defer or remove what does not earn its main-thread cost.

Editorial content that feeds collections

Shopify blogs are underused as internal-link engines. We plan topic clusters that point into high-margin collections with anchors that describe intent (“winter commute gloves” vs “click here”), timed to inventory you can fulfil.

Questions

Straight answers on this specialism.

If SEO-led content is central to acquisition, the integrated blog usually wins on internal linking simplicity. If editorial workflow needs advanced editorial roles, we compare headless options honestly — including build and maintenance cost.