For Shopify brands selling in more than one country
Get found in every country you sell to.
UK shoppers seeing US prices? Canadian pages missing from Google? We find out why and fix it, one approved change at a time.
Height is your position in Google. Each peak is a country.Sample: one bedding brand, three searches
- Free check
See what each country's shoppers and Google see. No signup.
- Two-week audit, $3,500
Up to three markets, with one approved fix live before the readout.
- Then from $3,500 a month
Every change waits for your yes, and the app's changes undo in one click.
01 · Sound familiar?
A store can rank at home and vanish one border over.
- UK shoppers find your US page in Google, with prices in dollars.
- Your Canadian or Australian pages don't show up in Google at all.
- AI answers, like ChatGPT and Google's AI shopping results, quote the wrong price or send people to the wrong country's store.
These usually trace back to a few settings and tags shoppers never see. Shopify writes the tags that tell Google which page is for which country (hreflang) from your Markets settings, and your theme can't edit them.
Before
Searching from the UK: linen duvet cover
Fellbrook
fellbrook.com › products › linen-duvet-cover
Linen Duvet Cover | Fellbrook
The US page, in dollars, for a UK shopper.
After
Searching from the UK: linen duvet cover
Fellbrook
fellbrook.com › en-gb › products › linen-duvet-cover
Linen Duvet Cover | Fellbrook UK
The UK page, in pounds.
Merchants describing it on the Shopify Community
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“Google is displaying the wrong country versions of URLs in search results for our home market which is the United Kingdom.”
A UK merchant, October 2025 -
Google doesn't index my pages for Canada.
Thread title, December 2025
02 · What we fix
In plain words, with the technical name underneath.
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Google shows each country its own pages and prices
hreflang, Shopify Markets domains and subfolders
Fixed by your team, with the exact setting named, or our developer.
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Google sees the right price and currency in each market
Product structured data, Merchant Center
Fixed by our developer in your theme. Feed settings by your team, with steps we write.
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AI shopping answers read your products correctly
AEO: structured data, llms.txt, agent commerce profile
Fixed by the Ridgeseek app for titles and descriptions, our developer for theme code.
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No duplicate pages competing with each other
Canonical tags, duplicate titles and descriptions
Fixed by the app for titles and descriptions, our developer for canonical tags.
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Every page has a clear title and description in Google
SEO titles, meta descriptions
Fixed by the Ridgeseek app.
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Old links still work
URL redirects, country redirects
Fixed by your team in Shopify admin, from our list, or our developer.
"AI answers" means ChatGPT, Google's AI shopping results and tools like them. Not included: content mills, link building, ads or redesigns.
03 · How it works
An agent checks every day. A person approves every change.
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It checks each country
What Google and AI answers show for each market, against what your store tells them. Then it proposes one change.
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A person approves it
Nothing ships without a yes, from Alec or from your team.
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It ships, then gets checked
Written to your store, then verified on the live page and in Search Console.
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You stay in control
Every change the app makes can be undone in one click. The app can't edit your theme, and our developer only does theme work you've approved.
04 · Sample findings
What the free check found on three real stores.
Checked on October 21, 2026, from public pages only. Store names left out on purpose. Each is one quick check of a few pages, not a full audit.
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A footwear brand
About 28 countries · regional stores plus Shopify Markets
- Product pages point Google at Australia and New Zealand versions that show an error page, so Google drops those links.
- The New Zealand store doesn't point back to the other countries, so Google ignores the links between them.
- It tells Google it has French and Italian pages for Germany, and dozens of pairs like that. Likely a Markets setting nobody meant to turn on.
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An outdoor apparel brand
5 markets · US, Canada, UK and two more
- The Canada store doesn't point back to the other countries, so Google ignores those links.
- The Canada home page lists 1 of the 35 country versions the main home page lists, so Google may show Canadians the wrong country's page.
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A jewelry brand
18 countries · headless Shopify
- It tells Google it has German pages for Croatia, Denmark, Estonia and 21 more countries that don't usually read German.
- The main store is labelled only as the "default" page, not as a country.
- The US, Canada and Australia home pages share one title, so Google sees copies instead of a page for each country.
Who does the work
Alec Ramos
Runs Ridgeseek · Shopify developer
[Short bio to come.]
05 · Reporting and change control
What you see every week.
A short weekly report, a log of every change with who approved it, and the daily run behind it. Example data below.
Example data · weekly report
Week of October 12 · 4 markets
- Pages checked
- 212
- AI answers checked
- 40
- Changes proposed
- 6
- Approved and shipped
- 5
- Verified on the live page
- 5
- Undone
- 0
Search Console: Google now picks the UK page for 9 of your top 25 UK pages, up from 4.
Example data · change log
| Date | Market | Change | Approved by | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 14 | UK | Home page title: "Linen Bedding | Fellbrook" to "Linen Bedding UK | Fellbrook" | Alec | live, verified |
| Oct 15 | CA | Product descriptions on 12 duvet covers rewritten for search | Your team | live, verified |
| Oct 16 | AU | Collection title shortened | Alec | undone at your request |
Example data · daily run log
- ◭ runningchecked 4 markets, 212 pages
- ▲ proposedUK home page title repeats the US title
- ◬ approvedby Alec, with the before and after
- ■ shippedwritten to the store, live page checked
- △ undo readyone click restores the old title
06 · Pricing
Start with the Markets Search Audit
Two weeks, up to three markets. A ranked fix list for each, and one approved fix live before the readout.
- Audit, two weeks, up to 3 markets
- $3,500
- Each extra market in the audit
- +$500
- Then, up to 3 markets
- $3,500 a month
- 4+ markets or separate regional stores
- $5,000 a month
The full audit fee comes off your first month if you continue within 30 days. Monthly work has a 3-month minimum. Agencies we checked publish $1,500 to $9,000 a month for Shopify SEO and AI search retainers.
Days 1 to 3
Every market as Google sees it
Days 2 to 5
Which page Google picked, per country
Days 1 to 7
AI answers, checked daily
Day 8
One approved fix goes live
Day 10
Readout and ranked fix list
We need
- Your store URL.
- Read-only Search Console and Merchant Center access. Not set up? We'll walk you through it.
- Your markets and domains.
About 2 minutes. We don't promise rankings.
07 · Fit
Who it's for, and who it isn't.
For
- Shopify brands selling in two or more countries.
- Founders who've seen the wrong country's page in Google.
- Ecommerce leads who want weekly reporting and a yes on every change.
Not for
- Beauty, skincare, wellness and supplement brands.
- Single-country stores.
- Content mills, link building or ads.
08 · FAQ
Questions
What does it cost?
The audit is $3,500 for two weeks, for up to 3 markets, plus $500 for each extra market. The full fee comes off your first month if you continue within 30 days. After that it's $3,500 a month for up to 3 markets, or $5,000 a month for 4 or more markets or separate regional stores, with a 3-month minimum. The free check costs nothing.
What are "AI answers"?
The answers shoppers get from ChatGPT, Google's AI shopping results and tools like them. They read the same pages Google does, so the same fixes help both.
Do I need to install anything?
Not for the check or the audit. They read your public pages, plus read-only Search Console and Merchant Center for the audit. Monthly work runs through the Ridgeseek app.
We don't have Search Console or Merchant Center set up.
That's fine. We'll walk you through it in the first few days of the audit.
Can Ridgeseek edit my theme?
The app can't. When a fix needs theme code, our developer makes it, only after you approve it.
Will you change my prices or Markets settings?
No. Those are your decisions. When a setting causes a search problem, we name it and say what to change.
How soon will we see results?
A fix can be verified within days in Search Console and Merchant Center. Rankings take longer: Google can take weeks to settle on the right country for a page. We don't promise rankings; we show every change before it ships.
Who's behind Ridgeseek?
Alec Ramos runs Ridgeseek. He's a Shopify developer, and he reviews every change himself.