If you already own a Shopify store or plan on creating one just now, you will need a way to inform your customers about important matters in a non-intrusive way, but at the same time placed on top of everything so anyone can notice. Such a place is the so-called announcement bar at the top of the website. Some themes may already have this feature implemented and it is just a matter of adding some text to it, but this article will explain how you can add it if your theme does not have this feature. Of course you can choose an app from the Shopify Appstore to do this for you, but for such a small and simple...
Removing the text may be as simple as replacing the actual text with a blank space from the theme translations, or a bit more complex by removing it for good from the code editor. Either way it will disappear from your website's footer for good.
Google Merchant Center is a tool that helps merchants upload their store information and products to Google in order to make them available for purchase and shopping ads. Once submitted, the products will be made available to all of the Google services, but only if the submissions are error-free of course. One of the most common errors any merchant can get is the Mismatched value (page crawl) [price] error. This means that the initial specified price does not match the value present on the shop. Google periodically crawls each product page and looks for information in the structured data present on the product page. Schema structured data is an advanced markup code added to your website. Websites with Schema are...
From the moment you set up Google AdSense on a Shopify site, a short time will pass until you get notified to add an "ads.txt" file to the root of your website or your revenue will be greatly affected. Seems like an easy task, but as soon as you get the file from AdSense you will notice there is no way to upload it to Shopify and be accessible at the root of the website ( https://website_url/ads.txt ). There is, however, a workaround for this issue. To make it work just follow these steps: Log in to your shopify admin and go to settings > files Upload the "ads.txt" file and copy the asset url Go to Online Store >...
In one of our previous articles you have learned how to get approved and add Google Adsense on your Shopify store. Also all the pros and cons of using Adsense on Shopify. This article will better explain how to create the best balance between earning through ads and maintaining a professional looking online store. In case you have already embedded Adsense on your Shopify store, you may have noticed a quite significant drop in the page load speed times. It is a normal behaviour since most of the ads shown on the store come from different locations, whole new JS libraries need to be loaded, there is more graphical content on the front-end and so on. This may be quite...