Who it is for
Ecomsync for Shopify SEO: fix every product's search fields
The short answer
What to ask for
Type the job the way you would say it. These are real requests, word for word.
Fill every empty SEO title, under 60 characters.
Write a meta description for every product that is missing one.
Write alt text for every product image that has none.
Each request becomes a list of changes, product by product, with the current value beside the new one. Nothing reaches Shopify until you approve it.
Where Shopify SEO usually breaks
Product pages are most of a Shopify store's search surface, and they are where the fields go missing: SEO titles left as the product name, empty meta descriptions that fall back to the first line of the description, images with no alt text, thin descriptions under thirty words.
The catalogue health score counts those gaps every day, product by product, and each one has a button to ask Ecomsync to fix it.
The SEO work it does
- SEO titles and meta descriptions, within the lengths search results show, each different.
- Image alt text that describes each image, for accessibility and image search.
- Titles to a convention that puts the words shoppers search first.
- Descriptions for products with a line or less, in your style.
- URL handles only when you ask, with a 301 redirect from the old one created automatically.
- The same fields in every language your store publishes.
Questions
Will Ecomsync change my URLs?
Only when you ask it to. A handle change creates a 301 redirect from the old address, and titles are never used to change handles as a side effect.
How does Ecomsync know what to fix first?
The catalogue health score ranks the gaps: SEO completeness, descriptions, imagery and alt text, metafields and data quality, with the number of products affected in each.