The Fit Check is a free 15-minute conversation with ShopBuild founder Jose Garcia about your store, launch or marketing challenge. It is for choosing a useful next step, not for producing a full technical, SEO or advertising audit during the call.

Book a free 15-minute Ecommerce Fit Check.

An ecommerce audit examines the parts of an online store that shape discovery and purchase, such as Shopify navigation, product and collection pages, mobile usability, trust, SEO and conversion paths. Advertising or analytics can be included when those areas are central to the question being investigated.

Yes. The audit gives you prioritised findings tied to specific store pages or customer journeys, so you can see what needs attention first and why. It helps inform decisions; implementation and results depend on the actions taken afterwards.

Yes. ShopBuild can review a proposed redesign, developer recommendation or marketing plan and assess how it relates to your actual store and goals. You can use that independent view to decide which changes are worth funding now.

Yes. Pre-launch advice can cover catalogue organisation, Shopify collections, navigation, mobile shopping, core pages, search foundations and measurement. Addressing these basics before promotion can prevent avoidable rework after launch.

ShopBuild is a Shopify and ecommerce consultancy that can also implement selected changes. The work begins with the store’s customer and business problem; custom development is considered only when it is genuinely needed.

Yes. ShopBuild can identify practical changes to a live store’s navigation, collection structure, product information, mobile experience, search visibility and conversion journey. Recommendations are prioritised so a full redesign is not assumed.

Yes. The review looks at where visitors come from and what they encounter next, including product fit, pricing, landing-page relevance, mobile usability, shipping information and checkout friction. This helps separate a traffic-quality issue from a store-experience issue.

Yes. A cleanup can simplify oversized menus, outdated pages, duplicate or incomplete product data, conflicting apps and inconsistent collection rules. The aim is a clearer shopping experience and a Shopify admin that is easier to maintain.

Yes, when the business is being built around a viable offer and a credible customer experience. Shopify support can address supplier information, delivery expectations, product-page quality, pricing, customer service and whether paid acquisition is commercially sensible.

Yes. Ecommerce and local service businesses can get help with Google Ads account reviews, Search campaigns, Shopping, Performance Max, Merchant Center, conversion measurement and optimisation. Campaign recommendations are considered alongside the landing page and business economics.

Yes. A review can examine search terms, campaign and product coverage, location settings, bidding, conversion tracking and the fit between ads and landing pages. The findings show where budget or measurement may be misleading.

Yes. ShopBuild can troubleshoot product feed details, missing business information, shipping and returns settings, product disapprovals and links between Merchant Center and Shopify. Google makes the final policy and approval decisions.

Yes. ShopBuild can help assess Meta campaign structure, audience and creative approach, tracking and the Shopify pages receiving paid traffic. The review considers whether the offer and buying journey support the campaign objective.

Not for every campaign. A focused landing page is useful when the existing category or service page does not directly answer the searcher’s need or make the next action clear. ShopBuild can assess the search, ad and destination page together.

Yes. Shopify SEO work can improve how product, collection and supporting pages communicate their subject to shoppers and search engines, through useful copy, page titles, headings, internal links and a logical site structure.

Yes. Collection pages can be strengthened around a category and the choices shoppers need to make, while product pages can answer questions about features, fit, use and specifications. Both should link naturally through the catalogue.

Yes. ShopBuild makes ecommerce pages clearer for both traditional search and AI-assisted discovery by using descriptive headings, specific product facts, consistent names and direct answers. There is no special wording or markup that guarantees inclusion in an AI answer.

No. Google rankings are influenced by competitors, search demand, site reputation, content quality and changes to its systems. ShopBuild improves relevance and site quality, but cannot promise a fixed position or ranking date.

Yes. ShopBuild can take on agreed Shopify changes such as page copy, product and collection organisation, metadata, navigation or campaign setup. You receive a separate description of the work and its price before implementation starts.

An audit explains what is happening; implementation can involve very different effort, from editing a few pages to restructuring a catalogue or configuring campaigns. Separating the two gives you control over the budget and lets you choose which recommendations to act on.

Yes. Businesses that need continued help can discuss recurring Shopify, SEO, Google Ads, email marketing or ecommerce advice. The arrangement is shaped around the specific work and reviewed against the priorities of the store.

Yes. ShopBuild can provide an outside assessment, translate priorities into a clear action list or coordinate with your current developer or marketing partner. Keeping existing providers involved can make implementation more efficient.

The 15-minute Ecommerce Fit Check is free. Paid audits, consulting, campaign work and Shopify implementation are priced according to the deliverables and effort involved; you receive a quote before paid work begins.

ShopBuild project fees are normally paid before work starts unless the written proposal says otherwise. The proposal sets out the deliverables, fee and any included revision rounds so the payment terms are clear.

A first conversation usually needs only your public store URL. A detailed account review or implementation may require limited collaborator access to Shopify, Google Ads, Meta, Merchant Center or analytics; the required access is explained before it is requested.

ShopBuild is based in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Ecommerce consulting and Shopify support are available remotely to businesses across the country.

Book a free 15-minute Ecommerce Fit Check and share your store URL plus the main issue you want to solve. The conversation will clarify whether a Shopify audit, marketing review or implementation project is the right next step.

Book a free 15-minute Ecommerce Fit Check.

No. A consultant cannot control demand, margins, pricing, stock, competition or how recommendations are implemented. ShopBuild focuses on clearer decisions and improvements to the store or marketing work within its control.

No. Enquiry volume varies with search demand, competition, budget, targeting, landing pages and the business’s response to leads. ShopBuild works to improve campaign setup and measurement rather than promise a set number of leads.

No. Google decides whether products and accounts meet its policies. ShopBuild can help correct common feed, product data, shipping, returns and website information problems, but only Google can approve the account.

An audit does not change the store by itself. It identifies issues and opportunities; sales may improve only if suitable changes are implemented and the offer, demand, pricing and customer experience support them.