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Help: Is Investing in SEO Worth it for My Shopify Store?

Hi!

Hope you're doing great.

I've been running an online store on Shopify for about 7-8 months now. Last month, I started diving into SEO on my own, but I've realized it's a ton of work that I honestly can't handle at the moment. There's this Semrush-certified agency that's charging me $800 a month.

Unfortunately, due to my lack of knowledge and experience, I'm not sure what kind of impact starting SEO work will have. They've suggested a 7-month plan to start seeing results.

I'm getting around 700 organic visits per month right now.

What can I expect from doing SEO? I guess it's not going to be a massive surge in visits overnight, but I'm unsure whether to make the investment or not.

I would really appreciate any help and guidance, mainly to understand what to expect and to set my expectations right.

Many thanks in advance!

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