Total sales
30 days before the work$9,110
30 days, 3 months in$23,532
Grew2.6x
Source: Shopify, total sales
One store, May 5 to Jun 3 and Aug 17 to Sep 15, 2026
If the ads are paying for most of your orders, the profit goes right back out the door.
Your store already has the tools to sell without a bill attached.
Most of them are switched off.
One store: $9,110 in the 30 days before the work, $23,532 in the 30 days about three months in. See the receipts
I'm Herbert Timpson. I get your Shopify store running the way it should: products that show up on Google, emails that actually reach your customers, and sales that don't rely on cold ad traffic.
A Shopify expert fixes what is keeping a selling store from getting more orders: pages that do not rank, email flows that send nothing, and products missing from Google. I am a done-for-you Shopify expert and consultant, so I do the work inside your accounts instead of handing you a list. That includes Shopify theme builds and new store setups. Works remotely with US stores. I log into your Shopify, Klaviyo and Google accounts from here, wherever you are in the US, so there is no office visit and no local market limit. See the services, the Shopify SEO work or the case study.
A done-for-you Shopify expert works inside your store's own accounts and switches on the tools that bring in sales without an ad bill: Shopify SEO, free listings in Google Merchant Center, Klaviyo email that actually sends, and AI search. On one store, sales went from $9,110 before the work to $23,532 about 90 days in, by Shopify's own reports.
The share of sales the store earns without an ad bill
And the ad bill is not the only thing it is costing you.
In 23 days of cold Facebook ads, one store logged 5,379 visits from Facebook and Instagram. Only 3 completed checkout.
Why visitors are not buying What you seeSo you do not dare touch the budget. The ads stopped being a channel a while ago. They are the whole plan.
Are your ads worth it? Do the math What you seeIn one 30-day period, one store's email platform took credit for 23 orders. Over the same stretch, Shopify traced 10 orders to an email click.
How the Traffic to Sales Check reads them togetherClicks, but nobody buys
Same amount of traffic. 10x the buyers.
One store was paying $1,700 a month for Facebook ads and an ad vendor. In the 30 days before the work began, the whole store sold $9,110.
A store that already sells should not have to pay for every order. The ways buyers find you for free are already built in. Somebody just has to turn them on, and check that they are working.
On Saturdays I pack orders for a direct to consumer brand. The rest of the week I do SEO, Klaviyo email and AI search work inside Shopify stores. I log in to each store's Shopify, Klaviyo and Google accounts and do the work myself. Here is what that did for one direct to consumer store, from its own Shopify reports.
One store, from Shopify’s own sales reports: the 30 days before the work began against the 30 days about three months in. The Facebook figures compare cold audiences with warm audiences, both during the work. See the receipt, the caveats and the test behind each number.
I go through your store, your email and your Google accounts and show you where money is going out the door and where it is sitting unclaimed.
I work in your accounts, biggest dollars first, so the fixes that pay fastest come first.
You get the count from your own Shopify reports, channel by channel, as a before and an after.
The work follows The Traffic to Sales Method: five stages from Traffic to Sales Check to Show Proof. It finds the gaps where your Shopify store is losing sales, then closes them in order.
The tools your store already has, turned on and checked, starting where the sales usually go missing.
Shopify SEO that fixes the collection and product pages that cannot rank, so buyers find your store instead of a competitor.
AI searchAI search optimization so ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini can reach your store, read it and name it when buyers ask what to buy.
Klaviyo emailKlaviyo flows, the emails your store sends on its own, rebuilt so they actually reach the people they were built for, with the sales counted in Shopify.
Google Merchant CenterGoogle shows products in its Shopping results for free. The highest-value products are often the ones never sent to Google.
Shopify store auditEvery platform reports on itself, and none of the reports agree with your Shopify sales.
Flat prices. Each one is set against what the same work did on one store.
Total sales
30 days before the work$9,110
30 days, 3 months in$23,532
Grew2.6x
Source: Shopify, total sales
One store, May 5 to Jun 3 and Aug 17 to Sep 15, 2026
Sales from email
30 days before the work$987
30 days, 3 months in$4,308
Grew4.4x
Source: Shopify, sales by referrer (Klaviyo)
One store, May 5 to Jun 3 and Aug 17 to Sep 15, 2026
Sales from Google
30 days before the work$354
30 days, 3 months in$5,418
Grew15x
Source: Shopify, sales by referrer (Google), paid Google orders taken out
One store, May 5 to Jun 3 and Aug 17 to Sep 15, 2026
On one store, all the work together took sales from $9,110 in the 30 days before it began to $23,532 in the 30 days about three months in. See what each price is set against.
Picture a month where the ads are a choice, not life support.
Or leave Merchant Center, your collection pages and your email list idle, and keep paying for orders your own store could have sent.
Ask these five questions, of me or of anyone else. Google’s own advice on hiring for search puts the first one plainly: “No one can guarantee a #1 ranking on Google.”
| Ask | A good answer | A red flag |
|---|---|---|
| Who does the work? | The person you talk to, logged into your accounts | Work passed to people you never speak to |
| Whose accounts hold the data? | Yours, and you keep every login | Accounts set up under the expert’s name |
| Where do the numbers come from? | Your own Shopify reports, with the dates | A dashboard only they can see |
| What will they promise? | No rankings, AI citations or sales figures | A guaranteed position on Google |
| What if your store is not the problem? | They tell you, and say what is | A proposal anyway |
On one Shopify store, sales went from $9,110 to $23,532 in about 90 days, by Shopify's own reports. On another, Google showed a farm's pages 6,155 times in a month, up from 934. I never name clients; the Shopify SEO page has the details and what each result does not prove.
No. On the store in the case study, the ads kept running. On August 26, 2026, they moved to warm audiences, people who already knew the store. A website visit cost 13¢ instead of 45¢ in Facebook Ads Manager, and 1 in 179 Facebook and Instagram visits completed checkout instead of 1 in 1,793, by Shopify's count. The point is for search, free listings and email to carry more of the month, so the ads stop carrying all of it.
A done-for-you Shopify expert does the work inside your accounts: Shopify SEO for your product and collection pages, Klaviyo email flows that actually send, Google Merchant Center free listings, and AI search optimization so ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini can find and name your store. It is for anyone with a Shopify store, and you do not have to learn any of it.
It is worth it when your store already has traffic and the tools that sell for free are switched off or broken. Then the fixes go after sales your store is already close to making. If your store is not the bottleneck, you will hear that on the first call.
For the marketing side, yes: SEO, Google Merchant Center, Klaviyo email and AI search, done inside your accounts while you keep every login. Day-to-day operations such as fulfillment and customer service stay with you.
Making your store easy for AI engines to reach, read and trust, so it gets named when buyers ask ChatGPT, Perplexity or Gemini what to buy. Nobody can guarantee that an AI engine will name your store. The work is making your pages easy for AI engines to reach, putting real product details on them, and checking whether your store gets named.
Yes. I set up Shopify stores, then handle the work that gets them found and selling: Shopify SEO, Google Merchant Center, Klaviyo email and AI search, done inside your accounts.
No. What I can do is show you where the store is losing them, fix it in order, and count every change from your own Shopify reports, with the source and the dates.
Thirty minutes. You leave knowing where your traffic is losing sales, whether or not you hire me.
Prefer email? herbert@herberttimpson.com