Crawl and indexing, verified
Canonical tags, faceted-navigation duplicates, orphaned products, sitemap gaps, and robots rules, the plumbing that decides whether Google even sees your best pages.
Scan your store free and see the indexing gaps, thin product pages, missing structured data, and speed problems costing you organic traffic, with the fixes written for review.
SEO tools export a spreadsheet of issues. Mimetic finds what is actually suppressing your rankings and writes the fix as a pull request you review.
After we fixed their checkout and cleaned up conversion tracking that was overcounting 10x, monthly purchases rose 48%.
Filtered collection URLs generate thousands of near-duplicate pages with no canonical tags, so the crawl budget goes to pages that will never rank while new products wait days to be indexed.
Ecommerce SEO fails in predictable places: collection pages that spawn thousands of near-duplicate filtered URLs, product pages with thin or manufacturer-copied descriptions, missing product structured data, and storefronts too slow for Google to favor. A generic SEO tool exports all of it as a 400-row spreadsheet and leaves the work to you. Mimetic audits your live store, separates the findings that move rankings from the noise, and ships the fixes as pull requests your team reviews.
Canonical tags, faceted-navigation duplicates, orphaned products, sitemap gaps, and robots rules, the plumbing that decides whether Google even sees your best pages.
Thin descriptions, duplicate titles, missing product schema, and collection pages with nothing for a search engine to rank. Each flagged with the traffic it is costing.
Core Web Vitals measured the way Google measures them. Slow stores rank worse and convert worse, so speed findings carry both costs.
Four layers: technical crawling and indexing (canonicals, duplicates, sitemaps, robots), on-page content (titles, descriptions, product and collection copy, structured data), site speed and Core Web Vitals, and the conversion path itself, because ranking traffic that cannot buy is only half a result.
The checklist categories are stable: indexability, duplicate content from filters and variants, product schema, page titles, internal linking, speed, and mobile experience. The scan applies that checklist to your live store automatically and returns only the items that actually affect you, priced by impact.
Agency SEO audits typically run $1,500 to $15,000 depending on store size, delivered as a document your team still has to implement. Mimetic audits your store free, then ships the fixes themselves as pull requests: continuous monitoring and fix PRs are $199/mo per site.
Yes. Shopify stores get the platform-specific checks: duplicate content from /collections/ and /products/ path variants, tag-page indexing, app-injected scripts that slow rendering, and theme markup gaps in product structured data.