Industry
Merchants search for how to grow their store and which app to install. Sojig helps you rank for both, and publishes straight to Shopify.
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Illustrative example
Examples of searches buyers make in this category. Your plan is built from your own research.
Growth questions come before tool searches.
Marketplaces and listicles fill page one.
Merchants search for what works with their store.
Fixes and hidden draft pages straight in your store.
Drafts for store growth searches.
For the apps merchants compare.
"Best apps" lists that skip you.
Merchants find tools in two places: app stores and Google. App store listings matter, but many merchants start with a Google search for how to solve a problem. That's where an e-commerce SaaS website can win customers that never browse the app store.
'How to add product reviews to Shopify', 'how to reduce cart abandonment', 'how to set up subscriptions': merchants search for outcomes. A clear guide that solves the problem, with your app as the easy way to do it, brings installs from Google.
If you support several platforms, a page per platform, such as Shopify, WooCommerce or BigCommerce, answers the first question every merchant asks: does it work with my store?
Merchant searches peak before big sales periods. Content about preparing for them should be published early enough to rank, which means planning months ahead.
Your app store listing is managed in the app store itself, not by Sojig. Your website can support it: pages that rank in Google, link to your listing and explain features in more depth than the listing allows.
App websites are often a single landing page plus an app store link, with nothing for Google to rank beyond the brand name. Adding feature, platform and guide pages gives search engines and merchants much more to find.
Track installs or trial starts from website visitors separately from app store traffic. It shows how many merchants your site brings that the listing alone wouldn't.
FAQ
Yes: SEO fixes update directly, articles go to your blog as hidden posts, and new pages are hidden until you publish.
Yes, on WordPress, Webflow, GitHub, and with instructions on other platforms.
No. It works on your own website: fixes, articles, pages and outreach. Ranking on Google brings merchants who never browse the app store.
Usually guides that solve a specific merchant problem and comparison pages against the apps merchants already know.
Yes, if it answers merchant problems your app solves. Each guide should show the manual way and the easier way with your app.
A page per platform, with platform-specific setup steps and screenshots, so each one answers that platform's merchants directly.
Your first week of work is ready shortly after you connect.
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