Will I lose my Google rankings?
Not if the move is handled properly. I map every old URL to its new home with 301 redirects, carry over your meta titles and descriptions, and check Search Console after launch to catch anything Google flags.
Kenton Commerce
WooCommerce to Shopify Migration, Done by Hand
Move your store without losing your Google rankings, your orders or your customers.
Migration apps copy your products. They don't protect your Google rankings, fix your URLs or check that every order email still works. I handle the whole move personally, from the WooCommerce export to the 301 redirects.
What I migrate
Everything that matters, checked by hand.
Twenty-three years in WordPress and Shopify means I know where migrations usually go wrong — and I check those places first.
Products and variants
Customers
Order history
Blog posts and pages
Images
Reviews, where exportable
Redirects for every old URL
How I protect your SEO
Your rankings survive the move.
Full URL mapping from old to new
301 redirects for every old address
Meta titles and descriptions carried over
Search Console checks after launch
An honest answer
Is Shopify right for you?
Sometimes the right answer is to fix WooCommerce instead, and I'll tell you if it is. I've written about the tradeoffs in WooCommerce vs Shopify, and if staying put makes more sense, my WordPress services can get your current store into shape.
Common questions
Migration questions.
Can you migrate customer passwords?
No — Shopify doesn't allow password imports, for security reasons. Customers are invited to activate their accounts and set a new password, and I handle that invitation process as part of the move.
Thinking about moving to Shopify?
I review it personally and email you three clear fixes within one business day. Start with the report. If it's a fit, you'll get a link to book a 20-minute call.
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