Shopify Title and Meta Description Bulk Optimization for Every Product, Collection and Page

Packages start at $390 for Snippet Starter, $790 for Catalogue Rewrite and $1,490 for Full Metadata Overhaul. Extra URLs, hand-written depth and added languages are priced separately, so most large stores land between about $2,000 and $3,500. The calculator shows your exact fixed price before you pay.

Gigs and apps are cheap because the output is generated or templated, and you check it. We write for each page, test the live result and give you a rollback file. If you only need a handful of tags, an app is fine. For hundreds of URLs, the checking is the real work.

The admin bulk editor can show the SEO fields as columns, and a product CSV can carry them too. Both work for products only. We build the file from a fresh export, edit only the SEO columns, test a small batch and then import everything else.

Collections, pages and blog posts have their own Search engine listing section in the admin. They are not in the product spreadsheet, so we load them through a separate route and then confirm each one on the live page.

Shopify accepts up to 70 characters in the title and recommends about 160 for the description. Search results cut off by width, not count, and your theme may add the store name. We aim for roughly 50 to 60 characters and 145 to 160, then verify the rendered result.

Google may show different text when it thinks another snippet suits a query. You can lower the chance by making the title match the page heading, putting the main phrase first and writing a description that answers the search. We cannot force Google, but we remove the usual causes.

We use spreadsheet formulas for the bulk and write by hand where it matters. A generator may help with a first draft, but raw output often repeats itself and invents details. Every line we deliver is read by a person against its actual page.

Yes, that is the first stage. We crawl every URL and list what each page truly serves: blank, duplicated, over-long or still carrying setup leftovers. You get the report before we write a word, and the scope is fixed from it.

A better snippet rarely lowers rankings, but careless changes can. We keep the main topic of each page, do not touch URLs or headings, save the old values and watch the result. Titles also affect clicks more than positions, so you may see traffic shift before rankings do.

Yes. If the theme repeats the store name, adds page numbers or filters to the title, or an app writes a second tag, we find the source in a duplicate theme, fix it and retest paginated and filtered pages.

You can approve a collaborator request and remain the owner, or send a staff login. If there is no store yet, we build in our Partner account and transfer ownership at the end. Either way your owner password is never required.

Snippet Starter takes 3 to 5 working days, Catalogue Rewrite 5 to 8 and Full Metadata Overhaul 8 to 12 before options. Extra URLs, hand-written copy and languages add days, and faster speed choices shorten the schedule if you have a launch or sale approaching.

Yes, though we advise a short audit first. If your existing tags are fine and you only need a clean upload, we can scope a smaller project in writing. Because rewriting and importing go hand in hand, most owners choose a package.

You receive the before and after file, the rollback copy and notes on when to review Search Console. Full Metadata Overhaul includes the baseline notes, and a 30-day support extra is available for questions or small adjustments.