The Shopify Technical Consultant Blueprint

Description

Become the technical consultant Shopify brands actually hire — and pay $750 to $1,500 per audit, $1,500 to $3,500+ a month on retainer.

Every Shopify store owner knows something is costing them money. Most of them have no idea what, and even less idea who to call. This course turns you into that person: the consultant who opens their store, finds the exact problem, puts a real dollar figure on it, and gets hired to fix it.

This is not a theory course. It's 90 pages across 5 modules, built entirely around one running example client audited from first contact to signed retainer — real numbers, real templates, real scripts, nothing generic. No videos, no fluff, no "watch this module" filler. Every page is text you can act on the same day you read it.

What's inside:

• Module 1 — E-Commerce Technical Foundations. How Shopify's architecture actually works, Core Web Vitals and the dollar math behind site speed, and a full app-stack conflict diagnosis process — plus the complete Speed Audit Scorecard, App Stack Worksheet, and client-ready audit report template.
• Module 2 — Conversion Rate Optimization. Diagnosing and fixing checkout abandonment, building cart recovery email/SMS sequences that actually convert, running statistically valid A/B tests using Shopify's native testing tools, and a full mobile UX audit checklist.
• Module 3 — The Consulting Offer. A five-factor pricing rubric that turns "somewhere between $750 and $1,500" into one specific number, a complete audit proposal template, two full sales call scripts, five scripted objection responses, and a three-tier retainer structure with contract language.
• Module 4 — Finding Clients. How to mine Shopify App Store reviews and public ad libraries for warm, signal-based leads — plus ready-to-send outreach templates and a complete case study system, including what to do with zero clients yet.
• Module 5 — Delivery Systems. The production pipeline that cuts your audit delivery time from six hours to ninety minutes, a real system for managing multiple client stores, a three-part upsell menu, and a framework for knowing when to raise prices, say no, or hire help.
  This course is for you if: you already understand Shopify at a working level and want a structured path to charging real money for that knowledge — freelance developers, designers looking to add a technical offer, or anyone ready to move from "I fix things when asked" to "I run a paid audit-and-retainer practice."