Sage finds out which — then fixes it, every week, without you doing the SEO.
It assesses your store twice a week and does whatever moves the needle most. A blog post one week. Forty product pages the next. One technical fix that was quietly capping everything else. Not a content quota.
You approve from one page. Fifteen minutes a week.
What one assessment found
1,312 impressions. 3 clicks. The other quarter of her traffic produced 88% of her clicks — and her highest-margin product had no visibility at all.
Her analytics looked like growth. Her reports looked fine. Nobody had asked the only question that mattered: which searches are useless to you?
About this app
Sage — SEO for Shopify Brands is an autonomous SEO service for Shopify stores. Every week it assesses your store — Google Search Console rankings, technical health, competitor moves, and AI-search citations — and does whatever will move the needle most: blog posts in your brand voice, product-page rewrites, technical fixes, or backlink outreach. You review and approve every change from one dashboard before it goes live.
Sage never connects to your email. Part of its job is backlink outreach — finding sites that should link to your store and writing the pitch. That email has to come from you, not a bot, so Sage stores the draft and gives you a one-click link that opens it pre-filled in your own mail app.
No Google permissions of any kind. Sage cannot read, send, or see anything in your inbox, because it never connects to it. You review every pitch and press send yourself. See our privacy policy for how your data is handled.
Why organic gets skipped
SEO pays off on a delay — work done in month one shows up in month six. Founders building a Shopify brand are busy with product, ads, fulfilment, everything else. The organic engine never gets started. By the time it becomes a priority, a year of compounding has already gone.
You can't buy that year back. You can only start the clock.
How the engine decides what to do
Most SEO tools sell you a number: "2 blog posts a week," whether or not that's the right move. Sage doesn't work that way. Every week it pulls your real Search Console data, crawls your site, checks what your competitors just did, and scores every opportunity — a thin category page, a redirect chain quietly leaking authority, a keyword cluster you're about to lose, a gap a competitor doesn't cover yet. Only then does it decide what to build. Some weeks that's content. Some weeks it's a batch of technical fixes, or forty product pages that needed rewriting more than a new post did. You see the ranked list and approve it before anything runs — changes to existing pages always wait for your sign-off; brand-new pages with nothing to compare against are optimised on first pass since there's no prior version to approve against.
What Sage does
The playbook updates itself
Every week, Sage scans SEO and AI-search sources for changes worth acting on — an algorithm update, a schema strategy that stops working, a new pattern in how AI answers cite sources. Each finding becomes a proposed rule change, reviewed by a human before it's approved. Once approved, it applies across every client automatically — your strategy doesn't run on last year's assumptions.
What we don't do
These are real limits — we flag them because finding out six months in is worse.
How it works
We learn your brand voice from your own content, connect your store and GSC, and begin mapping your pages to the search queries they should win.
Real GSC data, a site crawl, and a competitor check get scored into ranked opportunities. Whatever ranks highest gets built — a post, a page rewrite, a technical fix — without you having to decide or manage it.
Everything queues in your portal. Approve, reject with a note, or read your weekly report. Nothing ships without your sign-off.
Backlink outreach & your Gmail
Part of Sage's job is finding sites that should link to yours and writing the pitch. That email has to come from you, not a bot — so Sage stores the finished draft and gives you a one-click link that opens it pre-filled in your own mail app. It never connects to your email account and requests no Google permissions of any kind. You read every pitch, edit it if you like, and press send yourself.
Your approval portal
Every opportunity Sage finds — a post, a page rewrite, a technical fix, an outreach pitch — waits in a ranked queue for your approval before it goes live. You see the evidence behind each one, not just a black-box result.
Early access
Sage is new, and we're upfront about that. Early clients get direct access to the founder, weekly reports that show real numbers (not dashboard screenshots), and pricing that reflects the stage we're at. We don't have ten case studies yet — we have one client, and we're building the next few. If you want proof of results first, check back in a quarter. If you want to be part of building something serious from the start, this is that call.
Pricing
Every client gets the full engine — content, technical, product pages, and outreach, assessed and ranked weekly. No tiers, no feature gating. First month is discounted so you can see the reports land before committing at full price.
Everything Sage does, for every client — nothing held back for a higher tier
One-time setup fee: $50 — brand voice intake, Shopify + GSC connection, keyword-to-page mapping. This is the only thing you pay before we start.
Send your store URL. Nothing else — no logins, no access, no call. You'll have a full technical and on-page teardown in 48 hours. If it doesn't tell you something you didn't know about your own store, we're done and you owe nothing.
Auditing your store isn't your job. That's the entire point.