Scott's Sweaters review for StoreSEO: AI SEO Blog & Image

The best part about the StoreSEO app is that it showed me what I'd been doing wrong and taught me how to do it better. It does that by showing real-time score changes for even minute changes, even one letter changes. For example, I had a number of "woman's" products with low SEO scores and wasn't sure why. Testing other keyword recommendations offered by the app disclosed all my "woman's" products were scoring low because in part they should have been tagged as "women's" sweaters. That single letter difference of "e" vs. "a" made a significant difference after I updated all my "women's" products accordingly, and that was but only one of several product update recommendations. Most of my products were scoring in the low 20% range when I started. On my own - with a little help from the instant chat feature - I learned how to improve those product ranking to the 75-86% ranking. After a free 45-minute session with Jen, I've learned tweaks that'll get them closer to 95%. I was a bit cautious in picking an SEO service, especially when many advertise phenomenal improvements nearly overnight. Nothing is that easy, and to believe so would be folly. It still takes work, the difference is that StoreSEO shows you how to do it. It also eliminates a lot of needed repetitive entries by automating those tasks. For example, very few of my images were optimized nor did they have alt text, both of which were dragging down my SEO scores. Using StoreSEO some 2,500 images were optimized and given relative alt text in a matter of minutes. There is something I'd do differently the next time. First, I built the website, then months later obtained the StoreSEO app. That was a mistake. Had I done it in reverse, the app would have optimized my listings as they were added to Shopify. Because my products were already listed, the app was trying to work with my existing inferior titles, tags, keywords and descriptions rather than creating better ones from the get-go. At least any new products I list are automatically being tweaked by the app as they're entered. During the course of this SEO journey, I learned the Shopify software has some particularities that aren't always amenable to various search engines. Since StoreSEO is designed to work within Shopify it successfully addresses those differences to obtain better results. Scott Fraser ScottsSweaters.com