Google Merchant Center and feeds
Trace conflicting approvals, variant links, prices, currencies, availability and shipping to the exact product source and market.
Shopify Storefront Rescue · Beta
Find and fix the faults between your Shopify store, apps and Google.
A fixed-scope five-day sprint for existing Shopify stores with conflicting Google product data, app problems, confusing shipping or broken customer journeys. We agree one priority, repair the cause and verify the affected path.
- First 3 qualified stores: 3,900 NOK before VAT where applicable
- Maximum 10 all-in hours
- Written scope, bounded fixes, QA and rollback notes
Fixed scopeNo endless consultant meter
Evidence firstNo blind app churn or theme surgery
Least privilegeNo owner passwords or unnecessary data
Clear finish lineQA, change log and next-step priorities
Choose the problem that matters most
Make the store, apps and product data agree
We select the relevant checks and repairs for one focused sprint. Each finding identifies the affected product, page, market or app and the evidence needed to verify it.
Theme and app conflicts
Check product data, review widgets, app activation, mobile overlays and buying controls together in the theme customers actually use.
Products, fulfilment and shipping
Follow the selected variant through availability, supplier settings, cart totals, delivery information and the relevant shipping profile.
Measurement you can interpret
Check key events and consent, identify duplicate signals and label known test or bot traffic before judging the customer journey.
The five-day system
A repair-and-QA sprint with a visible finish line
Public-store fit check
Confirm the store is operational, the problem is bounded and the work can realistically fit the ten-hour cap before access is requested.
Reproduce and prioritize
Choose one rescue focus, compare the relevant sources and prioritize up to ten findings within the agreed ten-hour budget.
Approve and repair
Agree one written batch, then implement only controlled, bounded and reversible changes that fit the scope.
Customer-path QA
Verify the affected pages on desktop and mobile, including named product, variant and cart behavior without placing a paid order unless approved.
Evidence and handoff
Receive the before/after evidence, QA status, exact change log, remaining blockers, owner actions and rollback notes.
What may be included
Bounded repair work that can be verified
- One prioritized problem traced to the relevant storefront, app or product-data source
- Product, variant, price, currency, availability and cart-path checks
- Merchant Center and feed-status reconciliation for agreed products and markets
- Approved theme-setting and bounded storefront repairs with a rollback route
- App blocks, embeds, review widgets and overlapping product-data checks
- Structured product data, metadata and product-media consistency checks
- POD fulfilment, shipping and delivery-information checks for the agreed journey
- Dated QA evidence, change log, blockers, owner actions and rollback notes
Locked beta boundaries
- Price
- 3,900 NOK before VAT where applicable
- Time cap
- 10 all-in hours
- Revision
- One consolidated revision
- Support
- Seven days, sharing one 60-minute pool
- Deliverables
- Audit, fixes, QA evidence, change log, priorities and rollback notes
Qualification
Who this is — and is not — for
Good fit
An existing Shopify store that is already live
- The store is operational enough to audit
- The main problems are bounded and concrete
- One decision-maker can approve work promptly
- Collaborator access can be granted safely
- You want repair and clarity, not magic promises
Not a fit
A rebuild disguised as a rescue
- New-store build, migration or complete redesign
- Custom app/API/ERP or Shopify Plus checkout work
- Paid ads or bulk content/product entry
- Security incidents, malware or account compromise
- Legal certification or guaranteed commercial results
Owner-operated implementation case study · ICantCompute
From scattered storefront risk to verified, reversible improvements
ICantCompute did not need an automatic redesign. It needed a safer way to separate reproducible customer-path problems from noise, make bounded changes and prove what had actually been checked.
Evidence boundary: ICantCompute is Tor Bjornstad’s owner-operated store. This case consolidates verified work completed across several controlled tasks; it is not an external-client engagement or one uninterrupted five-day sprint.
Three different risks were mixed together
Desk-setup products were missing from the intended homepage sequence, event status needed direct observation, and new catalog mappings needed a publication safety gate.
Only named, bounded work moved forward
A native featured collection was added, a dated ecommerce-event path was observed, and catalog work stayed Draft while weak mappings were withheld.
Each result had a test and a limit
Links, prices, layout, cart behavior, named events and publication state were checked. Purchase completion and commercial uplift were not claimed.
4
Homepage product cards checked
The approved featured collection, its copy and position, four active product links and displayed prices, the collection CTA, desktop/mobile presentation and one cart path were verified.
6
Named events observed
Shopify product_viewed, product_added_to_cart and checkout_started, plus the corresponding GA4 events, were observed in a dated test. Purchase was not tested.
8 / 16
Draft-safe products and SKUs
Eight products and 16 SKUs remained Draft, on zero sales channels, with no overwrite. Four mappings were saved and four were withheld for insufficient quality or evidence.
Fail → pass
Search and cart troubleshooting
An initial unpublished-theme QA run exposed predictive-search focus and cart-safety failures. After targeted repairs, 25/25 responsive smoke checks, predictive search and the add/update/remove cart lifecycle passed; the cart ended empty and the target stayed unpublished.
Latest diagnostic work, November 2026. Recent ICC work reconciled conflicting app-generated and theme-generated product data. The repair was checked across three product pages, including prices, availability, review widgets and buying controls. Further feed, app and delivery investigations are tracked with their own status and verification requirements.
What became repeatable
Fit and access gate → reproducible issue list → written approval → bounded reversible fixes → desktop/mobile/cart QA → evidence, owner actions and rollback handoff.
Commercial boundary: the verified result was clearer merchandising, safer catalog handling, bounded technical verification and a documented handoff. Commercial results are still being measured. No revenue, sales, conversion, traffic or ranking uplift is claimed.
Straight answers
Frequently asked questions
Will this increase my sales?
No promise is made about sales, traffic, rankings, conversion rate or platform approval. The promise is a controlled audit, prioritized work, verified implementation and a clear change log.
Do you need my Shopify owner password?
No. Access should use Shopify collaborator or staff permissions with the minimum scope required. Passwords, 2FA codes, bank details and unnecessary customer data are not requested.
What happens if the audit finds more than ten hours of work?
The scope is cut before implementation. The highest-priority evidence-backed items are completed first, and the remaining work is documented rather than silently absorbed.
Is this legal, tax or compliance advice?
No. Store-policy and product-information inconsistencies may be flagged, but formal legal, tax and compliance certification are outside the service.
Can the sprint help with Google Merchant Center problems?
Yes. The agreed scope can include reconciling feed and account diagnostics with Shopify data and the actual landing page. Repairs are selected for the affected products and markets. Google review decisions and processing times remain with Google.
How do you check compatibility with my apps?
I check the relevant app blocks, embeds, settings and customer-facing functions in your actual theme. Your app subscriptions and Shopify plan determine the available features. The handoff records the configuration and tests used.
What is the first step?
A short fit check. No access is requested until the store, scope, boundaries and commercial terms are a plausible match.
No-access fit check
Start with one store URL and one problem.
Send the public store URL and the customer-facing problem you most want understood. I classify the next step as FIT, DIAGNOSTIC FIRST or NOT A FIT before requesting access.
- I review the public store before requesting access
- No owner password or 2FA code will be requested
- No guarantee of sales, traffic, rankings or platform approval
First three qualified stores
Start with one store URL and one customer-facing problem.
No rebuild by default. No access request before scope is clear. No commercial-result guarantee.