Tutorials

Shopify channel mapping lets you tailor product data by channel
Shopify's new channel mapping page lets merchants adjust product data for eligible sales channels without rewriting storefront listings. Audit required fields and preview the result before saving a channel-wide rule. Read more...
Shopify now lets stores check what shopping AI knows
Shopify has moved its AI shopping Knowledge Base into the admin. Audit published policies, unpublished drafts and legacy facts before customers rely on them. Read more...
Claude Code for Shopify work: the 15 controls that matter
Most Claude Code cheat sheets list 40 commands with equal weight. For Shopify theme and store work, about 15 controls matter: permission modes, eight shortcuts and the commands that keep a session clean. Read more...
Shopify Rollouts now schedules catalogue switches by market
Shopify Rollouts can now schedule activation or withdrawal of market catalogues. Before a promotion, check catalogue assignments, rollout timing and the effect on other sales channels. Read more...
Comparison card: raising the budget on empty or invented GTINs versus fixing the feed, with barcodes audited and Merchant Center diagnostics checked before scaling.
Missing GTINs can limit Google Shopping visibility
Missing or incorrect product identifiers can restrict Shopping visibility. Audit Shopify variant barcodes against Google Merchant Center diagnostics before changing campaign budgets. Read more...
Comparison card: publishing an AI draft with invented features versus checking the specification, with every claim traced and numbers compared.
AI inventing product features? Check your description before publishing
Check product claims against your specification. A ready-to-use AI prompt, a worked example and a PL/EN checklist before publishing. Read more...
Comparison card: on WooCommerce you run the web server, database and CDN with high sale-day risk; on Shopify the platform runs them and your risk is apps and scripts.
Nine types of server, and which ones your online store actually uses
DNS, CDN, web, application, database, file and mail servers: what each one does for an online store, and who runs it on WordPress with WooCommerce versus Shopify. With diagrams and... Read more...