Most Shopify stores rank for their brand name and almost nothing else. This is the work that gets your collections and products found by people ready to buy who don’t know you yet.
Shopify does reasonable technical SEO out of the box. Clean-ish URLs, mobile-responsive themes, decent speed if you haven’t installed fourteen apps. That’s where the help ends.
What it can’t do is stop your product descriptions being identical to forty other retailers selling the same item. It can’t structure your collections around what people search for. It won’t tell you your filters generated eleven thousand crawlable URLs, or that discontinued products are turning into 404s and taking their rankings with them.
So most stores stay dependent on paid traffic. Which works until you stop paying.
Someone searching “leather office chairs” is researching, not buying a specific item. That query is served by a collection page — which on most stores is a title, a filter bar and a product grid with no content. The biggest untapped ranking asset in ecommerce.
Supplier copy pasted across every retailer means dozens of near-identical pages competing. Google picks one, and it usually isn’t the smallest store.
Products are reachable at both /products/item and /collections/name/products/item. Shopify canonicalises this by default, but themes and apps regularly break it.
Colour, size, price, brand can multiply into thousands of near-identical URLs, so Google spends crawl budget on filter combinations instead of pages that matter.
Discontinued items become 404s and lose their rankings and links. Each needs a decision: keep, redirect, or retire properly.
Product schema drives price, availability and review stars in results — one of the few SEO changes with an immediately visible effect on click-through.
On most stores, restructuring collections and rewriting the top fifty product descriptions produces more than a year of blog posts would. We’d rather do the boring thing that works.
We look at what exists, what’s working and what isn’t, then agree a written scope and fixed price before anything starts.
The decisions that matter get made first — architecture, targeting or process mapping depending on the work.
Delivery, with everything documented as we go rather than at the end.
Checked properly before it goes live, not after someone reports a problem.
Reporting on what the work produced, with a call rather than just a document.
Your store is new with almost no traffic, or your catalogue is under twenty products.
This phase is cheapest when phase one was done properly — a site with schema and clean structure means we optimise from day one instead of repairing.
It’s also what makes phase three necessary: once enquiries arrive in volume, the gaps in how you handle them stop being tolerable.
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| Tier | Price |
|---|---|
| Essential | PKR 45K/mo |
| GrowthMost Popular | PKR 95K/mo |
| Advanced | PKR 165K/mo |
AI search optimisation is included at every tier.
Get a free store SEO audit. We’ll check your collections, product pages, crawl waste, redirects and schema, then tell you what’s keeping your store from ranking.
