dreamsight.ai

Shopify Development & Technical SEO

I build and rebuild Shopify storefronts for small and mid-sized businesses: fast, mobile-first, search-friendly, and integrated with the systems that run your business. Strong UI design, a real SEO foundation, and code that won't fall apart in six months. It runs through the same AI delivery pipeline that rebuilt a wholesale distributor's storefront for $25K, against a $36K agency retainer that delivered less.

A clean B2B storefront on laptop and phone, linked back to a backend systems node

A storefront is only as good as what it's connected to

Plenty of people can install a Shopify theme. Fewer can make it rank, load fast, and stay in sync with your inventory and accounting. I started my career working in graphic design and ultimately becoming the art director for my company, then spent decades building the ecommerce, ERP, and warehouse systems behind real catalogs. I bring both halves: a store that looks the part and a back end that holds up.

And I move fast. With an AI team I've personally trained, a full storefront rebuild with a technical SEO foundation, ERP integration, and localization came in at $25K against a $36K agency retainer quoted to do less. Same scope, half the timeline, more in the box.

And here's the honest limit: if your catalog is a handful of SKUs and an off-the-shelf theme already sells fine, you don't need me. A custom build earns its keep when the storefront has to stay in sync with an ERP, carry hundreds of products, or do work a stock theme can't. When it doesn't, I'll tell you that on the call.

What I do on Shopify

From a focused fix to a full rebuild and migration, with SEO and integration built in, not bolted on.

Storefront & theme development

Fast, mobile-first storefronts built on modern Shopify themes and customized in Liquid. Clean, maintainable code instead of a pile of conflicting apps, with the sections and templates your catalog actually needs.

Technical SEO & structured data

A storefront search engines can read: correct URL architecture, redirect maps that preserve link equity through a migration, JSON-LD product and breadcrumb schema, fast Core Web Vitals, and clean titles and metadata across the catalog.

Store migrations

Moving onto Shopify, or rebuilding the store you have? I migrate products, collections, content, and customers cleanly, with the redirects and SEO foundation in place so you keep the rankings you already earned.

ERP & inventory integration

Your store wired to the system of record. Real-time inventory, pricing, and order sync between Shopify and your ERP so stock stays accurate, orders flow straight to fulfillment, and nobody re-keys anything.

Conversion features that sell

The features that move product: parts finders and fitment lookups, exploded-view schematics, per-model pages, reviews, subscribe-and-save, and self-service returns, built to fit your catalog rather than bolted on generically.

Social proof that converts

Product reviews, testimonials, and customer logos placed where they actually move a buyer off the fence: on the product page, at the cart, in the checkout. Not a logo wall nobody reads.

Localization & catalog scale

Multi-language storefronts and large-catalog work done with scriptable, repeatable Admin GraphQL migrations, not fragile manual spreadsheet round-trips. On one rebuild that meant 2,500+ translated strings registered live in Spanish and Portuguese, opening a catalog the English-only store couldn't reach.

A rebuild that did more for less

For a multi-brand wholesale distributor, I rebuilt a full storefront on Shopify and integrated it with NetSuite: a parts finder, exploded-view schematics, per-model pages, reviews, subscribe-and-save, self-service returns, a technical SEO foundation, and localization into Spanish and Portuguese. Then it became one reusable template across four brands instead of a one-off. $25K against a $36K agency retainer quoted to do less.

Read the full ecommerce case study →

On NetSuite as well? I also handle NetSuite consulting and SuiteScript development and NetSuite and Shopify integration, so your storefront and your system of record stay in lockstep.

★★★★★

“Mike is a sharp, solutions-driven thinker. He quickly understood our goal and delivered a simple, practical solution that made an immediate impact. He communicates clearly, works efficiently, and adds real value without overcomplicating the process. Highly recommend.”

- Mike Campbell, Owner, Ares Sportswear

The DreamSight difference

It's the pipeline, not the headcount

That storefront rebuild wasn't a one-off. It's what the pipeline does on every project, on the platform you already run.

Solving a business problem well used to take a room of people (analyst, architect, developers, a senior reviewer, QA, DevOps) and the meetings and handoffs between them. I know that model from both sides: I scaled a consulting firm that worked exactly that way, and I ran my own companies on the systems I built myself. So I replaced the room with a delivery pipeline. Thirty years of judgment scopes and reviews every request, and a team of AI agents I built and trained does the volume in between.

It's a real pipeline, in production today, not a slide deck about one. And it isn't tied to any one platform: the same process delivers on whatever systems you already run. The result is simple. I ship in hours what a traditional consulting team takes a week to deliver.

Storefront not pulling its weight?

A 25-minute call. I'll find where it's leaking sales and what to fix first, even if you never hire me.