Shopify

I encountered an issue where a Shopify store had set in-store pickup as an option for various locations, but but was no longer visible at checkout as option (it had been working previously). So they were expecting to see a Shopify checkout like this: But instead, they were only seeing the “Ship” option, like this: […]

When working with multiple Shopify Markets, with different currencies in some of the markets, you may find you that get the following error in Google Search Console > Merchant Listings: shopify Invalid floating point number in property “price” (in “offers”). This is a problem stemming from the way rich snippet microdata is generated on Shopify.

For a long while I was struggling to track Shopify purchase conversion events in Microsoft Bing Ads using the UET Tag and event scripts. I tried followed all the instructions from Microsoft Support, tried doing my own thing and eventually solved it with the old method of “pressing all the buttons”. I’ll go through all

Shopify has its own analytics tracking reports which include an exact amount for revenue income. Getting Shopify GA4 revenue tracking to match up in Google Analytics 4 is a bit more tricky and you’ll never get it to match up perfectly, especially if you use 3rd party checkout solutions for some transactions, for example subscription

If you are using multiple currencies for different markets in Shopify, you may find that your Google Merchant Center account is suspended. The reasons given might be: Inaccurate price status due to inconsistency between feed and landing page Inconsistent currency between your product data and your website, with “Inappropriate currency” or “Currency mismatch“. When you