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Your store grew. Your theme didn't. Let's fix that.
This is the most common store I meet: making good money, built years ago, edited by five different people since. Pages load slowly, the theme editor is a minefield, every change risks breaking something, and half the installed apps do nothing. I untangle stores like this. First an audit, then a plan: clean up, rebuild sections, or migrate to a fresh theme while keeping everything that works.
Sound familiar?
- ✕The store makes money but everyone's afraid to touch the theme
- ✕PageSpeed scores are embarrassing and conversion suffers
- ✕Dozens of apps installed; nobody knows which are still used
- ✕Simple content changes require a developer every time
What you get
- ✓Theme audit: what's slow, what's fragile, what's dead code
- ✓App cleanup: removing leftovers and replacing paid apps with code
- ✓Performance work with measurable Core Web Vitals improvements
- ✓Section rebuilds that make the theme editor pleasant again
- ✓Safe migration to a modern theme, preserving SEO and integrations
- ✓Documentation so the next person (or agency) isn't lost
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Frequently asked questions
Will an overhaul break my SEO or conversion tracking?+
Not if it's done carefully: URLs stay stable, structured data and metadata carry over, and tracking is verified before and after. This is exactly why you want a developer who's done it often.
Can this be done in stages while the store keeps selling?+
Yes, that's the normal way. Work happens on a duplicate theme, ships section by section, and the store never goes offline. Big-bang launches are for stores that can afford surprises; yours probably can't, and doesn't need to.
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