SEO King
SEO King - AI-Powered SEO Manager
Rating
4.8
feedback
491
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#112
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May 24, 2023
We had the app for years. In comparing with another store we have without this app, I didn't notice any uptick in benefit on Google. But then they changed something and as a result our images were not appearing on our scheduled emails. I believe it is because they changed optimization until after the online channel published vs. scheduled. And there is a nightly report at 1 am saying they updated our theme. But despite asking for their help 3 times to correct it, sending screen shots, explaining in depth the problem, all I got back is we don't understand. Zero help. (and not the the email address I requested either). I really tried to work with them, but they showed they both don't understand the business or are willing to help.
Sorry to see you leave after being a paid member for years. We are always ready to solve merchant issues, however in this case we were unable to understand the actual issue, even after some back and forth. SEO King is the most feature rich seo app in the app store and we will be launching a new set of awesome tools in the next few months. You're welcome back anytime. Best regards
Feb. 13, 2023
A veces sirve y otras no, tarda en cargar o solo queda cargando sin mostrar el dashboard y hay que refresacar varias veces shopify para que entre
Dec. 11, 2022
Everything seems to be working well, but these constant compulsions to leave feedback have spoiled the whole picture.
Feb. 25, 2020
found this app was lacking in some areas, also contacted support a few times with a few questions and didnt get any replay from them
Jan. 30, 2019
Rude service. The app works well the way they store metafields is crazy. The app is polluting the metafields namespaces, and if you use them extensively as we do then it is a problem. The app creates many namespaces with a code a name and store inside a json. metafields.seoimager.12356495 where I suppose the code is a identifier for the product or something similar. They could simply store the code inside the same json or use a new namespace for that, and have only one or max 2 metafields instead of hundreds