Pick the pages you want found. We show you how to get them there.

What it does

1. 1

   Focus pages

   Pick the pages you want more Google traffic for: products, collections, blog posts, your home page. For each one we find every search it already shows up for, plus new ones it could win.

   You see search volume, difficulty, and what each search could be worth, worked out from your store's own conversion rate and average order value. The research is done for you and uses no credits.

2. 2

   A plan for every page

   Each focus page gets a list of steps. Mark each one done as you go.

   • Title and meta description: pick a suggestion, edit it, apply it in one click. Undo any time.
   • Product name: a clearer name that uses the words shoppers search for.
   • Image descriptions: alt text drafts you can apply in one click.
   • Description sections: suggested headings and which searches to use. You write them.
   • Buyer questions: FAQ ideas from Google's "People also ask" and question searches.
3. 3

   Rankings

   Each week we check Google's first page for your most valuable searches. The rest show their position from Google ranking data, with the date it was seen.

   Changes you made are marked on the chart, so you can see what happened after each edit. Connect Google Search Console to see every position, every day.

4. 4

   AI search

   See whether Google's AI Overviews link to your store for your searches, what they say, and which sites they cite.

   On paid plans we also ask ChatGPT and Gemini 2 buyer questions for each focus page every week, and show whether the answers name or link your store. Sales from AI assistants are read from your Shopify orders.

5. 5

   Quests

   A weekly to-do list of your most valuable moves, such as searches sitting at #4 to #20 that could reach the top 3 or page 1. You pick what to work on.

6. 6

   Keyword research

   Look up any search. See its volume, its difficulty, whether big stores like Amazon and Walmart hold page 1, and related searches. Lookups use research credits.

How Honeypaw SEO uses Google data

Connecting Google Search Console is optional.

• What we ask for: read-only access to your Search Console data (the webmasters.readonly permission). We cannot change anything in your Google account or Search Console.
• What we read: for the site you choose, the searches your store appeared for, the pages that showed, clicks, impressions, and average position.
• What we do with it: show it to you inside Honeypaw SEO: where each page really ranks, which searches are close to page one, and how positions change after you edit a page.
• What we don't do: we don't sell it, use it for ads, or share it with anyone except the services that host the app. People on the Honeypaw SEO team don't look at it unless you ask us to for support, or for security or legal reasons.
• Your control: disconnect at any time in the app's settings, or at myaccount.google.com/permissions. Uninstalling the app deletes your data within 48 hours.

Honeypaw SEO's use and transfer to any other app of information received from Google APIs will adhere to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. Full details are in our Privacy Policy.

Who it's for

Shopify merchants who want more search traffic to the pages that sell, without learning a full SEO suite.