Shopify places products at /products/ and collections at /collections/, and a product reachable through a collection path creates a second URL for the same item. Canonical tags normally point to the main product URL, but internal links, apps and navigation can still send crawlers down the duplicate path. We check which URLs get linked and indexed.
Collections usually carry the most search demand, so we review depth, filtering, pagination, descriptions and internal links. Variants, tags and filter parameters are checked for duplicate or thin pages. This goes deeper on the platform than our general ecommerce SEO work.
Liquid themes and installed apps decide how much JavaScript loads on each page. Unused app code left behind after uninstalling is common. We test product and collection templates for speed and layout shift, and list which apps earn their weight.
We review Product, Offer and review structured data, including metafield-driven content, plus robots.txt.liquid rules and the product feed sent to Google Merchant Center. Where Shopify restricts a change, such as the fixed URL prefixes, we say so and suggest the best available option.







We map the searches shoppers run to your collections, then adjust structure, titles, descriptions and internal links. Thin or overlapping collections are merged, expanded or noindexed where that makes sense.
Product titles, descriptions, images, variant handling and reviews are improved on the products most likely to sell. Templates get rules so new products launch with sound defaults.
We find duplicate paths from collection-based product URLs, tags, filters and parameters, then confirm canonicals, links and sitemap output point the right way.
Liquid templates and installed apps are tested on mobile for load time and layout shift. You receive a list of what to remove, defer or replace, written for your developer.
Product and Offer schema, reviews and metafield content are checked against what shoppers see. We also review the Google Merchant Center feed for missing or mismatched product data.
Buying guides and comparison pages support your collections, written by our content writing team or briefed for yours. Reports tie search visits to collections and products.