Know what is holding your search traffic back.
Get clear priorities your team can act on, instead of another report nobody knows what to do with.
- Find barriers to discovery
- Give key pages a better chance
- Clear up competing pages
- Find where shoppers wait
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Get an answer you can use.
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“We paid for a report nobody can use.”
Understand what matters and what can wait.
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“Traffic fell and we do not know why.”
Find the likely barriers before spending on the wrong fix.
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“The audit did not understand our store.”
Focus on the product and collection pages where your customers shop.
Know what to fix first.
A clear starting point for your next improvement.
Find barriers to discovery
See why important pages may be missing from search.
Not sure you need the deep version
Start free if you are not sure
The free store audit reviews conversion, speed, tracking, and the app stack alongside an SEO foundation check, and it is enough to tell you whether the deep SEO audit is worth scoping. The findings provide a basis for deciding what to fix and whether a deeper audit is needed.
Start with the free store auditWe work with the tools your team already uses. And when you adopt something new, we manage the change.
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Ecommerce SEO Audit FAQs
What is an ecommerce SEO audit?
A review of crawling, indexing, product and collection templates, duplicate and variant pages, speed, structured data and missing search content. It produces a list of fixes ranked by their expected effect on revenue.
How is this different from your free store audit?
The free store audit reviews conversion, speed, tracking, apps and basic SEO. The dedicated SEO audit examines templates, catalog structure and search opportunities in more depth, with enough detail to plan a quarter of work. Start with the free audit if you are unsure.
How much does an ecommerce SEO audit cost?
Cost depends on catalog size, template count, markets, languages and the breadth of keyword research. We quote a fixed price for an agreed scope. The audit stands alone, and you can use another team for the fixes.
What do you need access to?
We agree the store permissions needed for the review, plus view access to Search Console and analytics where available. The audit uses your actual pages, queries and traffic. Store changes are separately scoped, and you stay in control of account access.
What happens after the audit?
Your team can work through the findings, or we can quote the fixes at a fixed price. If the platform is the main problem, we may recommend a migration instead and explain why.
Do you audit stores that are not on Shopify?
Yes. We review catalog structure, crawling and templates on other platforms too. The audit can help you see which SEO problems a migration would solve and which would still need work afterward.
Turn uncertainty into a next step.
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