Prepared for 4Seating · Magento → Shopify
The situation
Meowcart is building the new Shopify store. My role would be to work alongside you and Thomas as a dedicated second set of eyes — focused specifically on the things that can quietly break traffic, rankings, and conversions during a migration.
With 200,000+ URLs moving across platforms, you don't need someone reviewing everything. You need someone protecting the pages that drive real revenue and making sure anything being dropped is dropped intentionally.
Why this matters now
Most traffic loss after a platform migration isn't from a single big failure — it's from a hundred small ones. A redirect that 404s. A canonical tag that's wrong. A product page that lost its structured data. An analytics event that stopped firing.
These things are easy to miss in a large build. They're much harder to fix after the traffic drop has already happened. The support plans below are about preventing that.
Phase 1 · Through August
Three levels of involvement during the build and the first weeks after launch. The difference is how deep the review goes — and how closely I'm working alongside you.
Option 01
Watchful Eye
A qualified check on the biggest risks without deep involvement.
Option 02
Full Coverage
Real page review, meaningful redirect QA, and a clear path forward after launch.
Option 03
Embedded Partner
Active involvement across the build, coordination, and the longer post-launch window.
Side by side
The biggest differences are how deep the page review goes, how many redirects get QA'd, how long post-launch monitoring runs, and whether a growth roadmap is included.
| Area | $3k — Watchful Eye | $5k — Full Coverage | $7k — Embedded Partner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Depth of review | Template-level, priority-risk focused | Real page review of your top 100 organic and revenue pages | Broadest real page review with active coordination throughout |
| Redirect confidence | Spot-checks obvious risks (100 URLs) | Meaningful sample across traffic and revenue pages (500 URLs) | Highest coverage available (1,500 URLs) |
| Conversion review | Main templates and checkout flow | Real product, category, cart, checkout, and mobile paths | More shopping scenarios and deeper post-launch review |
| Post-launch support | First 7 days | First 14 days | First 30 days |
| Growth roadmap | Not included | 3-month SEO, AEO & conversion roadmap | 6-month growth roadmap |
Phase 2 · After August
Once the migration is stable, the work shifts from protecting what you have to building on it — SEO, AEO, conversion, analytics, and roadmap management.
After August · Option A
Steady Hand
Light, consistent oversight once things are stable. Keeps priorities organized without high overhead.
After August · Option B
Growth Rhythm
Active ongoing momentum. A consistent cadence without staying at migration-level investment.
After August · Option C
Strategic Lead
Active leadership across SEO, AEO, conversion, and the full growth picture.
My suggestion
Start with Full Coverage through August — it gives you real page review, meaningful redirect QA, and 14 days of post-launch monitoring. If launch goes smoothly, step down to Growth Rhythm for ongoing support. If anything needs more attention, we adjust from there.
"I'm flexible on all of this. If you and Thomas want to adjust the scope, the structure, or the timing — I'm completely open to it. My priority is to help you get through the migration safely and make sure the new store is set up to grow."
— Scott Olivares