Shopify SEO Optimisation
RexCode improves Shopify SEO structure with technical checks, metadata refinement, clearer headings, schema review and priority page guidance.
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Improve collection structure, metadata and internal linking for Shopify stores.
Product-page optimisation with stronger titles, descriptions and structured data.
Technical checks covering crawlability, canonicalisation and site architecture.
Search-focused collection optimisation for ecommerce brands.
Improve hierarchy, crawl depth and internal linking.
Identify priority technical and on-page SEO opportunities.
Optimise titles, descriptions, schema and category relevance.
Create stronger crawlable collection pages.
Review indexing, redirects and technical search signals.
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SEO Foundation Diagnosis
The first job is to clean the foundation: crawlability, metadata, headings, collection context, schema and internal links.
Important pages can be harder to understand when templates, headings and metadata point in different directions.
Product and collection pages need clear context, not just products dropped into a grid.
Structured data should support products, organisation context and articles without duplication or errors.
Collections, products and content need stronger paths so authority and context move through the store.
Review crawlability, indexation, templates, headings and metadata so priority pages communicate a consistent purpose.
Refine titles, headings and collection content around search intent, page purpose and useful product information.
Check product, organisation and article schema for relevant coverage, duplication and implementation errors.
Connect priority collections, products and supporting content to make navigation, discovery and page relationships clearer.
SEO Signal Map
Practical Shopify SEO starts with clear responsibilities for technical foundations, collection pages, product relevance and structured data — not generic keyword advice.
Review crawl paths, indexation, sitemaps, canonicals, metadata and template signals so priority pages are easier for search engines to interpret.
Align collection pages with buyer search intent, add useful category context and strengthen links between related collections, guides and products.
Refine product titles, headings, descriptions and image alt text to improve relevance while keeping product information useful for shoppers.
Review product, article and organisation structured data for accurate fields, consistent brand details and unnecessary duplicate markup.
The process keeps SEO practical: identify the foundation issues, fix the signals and document the next growth priorities.
Review crawlability, indexation, metadata, headings and schema. Map priority products, collections and content to relevant search intent.
Improve metadata, page hierarchy and template context around commercial value and the purpose of each priority page.
Strengthen internal links between collections, products and supporting content to create clearer paths through the store.
Leave a practical roadmap for the next content, collection and technical SEO priorities following the foundation work.
Scope & Pricing
A practical pass for stores that need cleaner technical signals, stronger priority pages and a clearer roadmap.
Crawlability, canonicals, sitemap logic, indexation basics and theme-level signals reviewed.
Titles, descriptions, H1s and content hierarchy refined around each page’s purpose.
Priority pages assessed for search intent, internal links and scalable content opportunities.
Structured data checked and the next SEO priorities documented clearly.
Final pricing depends on page count, theme complexity, schema issues, collection scope and whether implementation is included.
Request a quoteSEO FAQ
No. Rankings depend on competition, authority, content and time. This work builds a cleaner foundation for sustainable SEO.
Yes. Product and collection metadata, headings, page context, internal links and image signals can be included.
Yes. Crawlability, canonicals, schema, indexation basics, heading structure and theme-level SEO signals are part of the review.
Yes. This focuses on the Shopify SEO foundation first. Content strategy can build on top once the store structure is cleaner.
Yes, where the issue is within editable Shopify theme or custom code. App-generated schema may need app-side configuration or replacement.
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