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Freelancer or agency to speed up my Shopify store?
Reddit, #4 on Google for "freelancer or agency for shopify", United States
Mobile speed score is in the 30s and sales dropped. Not sure who to hire or what it should cost.
Why it matches: Weighs a freelancer against an agency for a store speed fix, which is the service offered.
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Full disclosure: I'm a freelance Shopify developer (Northpine Studio), so I'm biased. Before you hire anyone, remove the apps you no longer use and check the size of your homepage images. Those two often fix most of it. If the score is still low, ask anyone you hire for a before and after report on your own store.
Sound familiar?
What gets in the way
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Clients describe the problem, not the service
They ask why their site is slow or whether something is worth paying for, in threads you would never think to search.
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Work comes in waves
When you are busy you stop looking for the next client, and the quiet month arrives anyway.
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Your expertise is the pitch
A useful answer in public shows more than a portfolio link dropped into a thread.
How Byline Leads helps
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Problem posts, not only requests
Posts labelled "Describes the problem" or "Comparing options" are often the best openings for a service.
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Up to 3 trackers
For example one per service you offer, each with its own searches, countries and platforms.
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Replies in your voice
Read the prompt and change your instructions: tone, length, what to mention. The honesty rules always apply.
Up to 10 new results a day, best match first, each with a reply written in the language of the post. You read it, edit it and post it yourself.
Searches and platforms
Where your customers ask
Example searches for a tracker like this one, and the platforms worth following. You choose your own.
Example searches
- shopify store slow
- how to speed up shopify
- is hiring a shopify developer worth it
- freelancer or agency for shopify
- shopify page speed score low
- shopify theme too slow
For the fictional Northpine Studio. When you set up a tracker, we suggest searches from your own website.
Platforms that matter
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Reddit. Store owners and founders describing problems in industry subreddits.
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LinkedIn. Public posts where business owners ask their network for help.
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Quora. "Is it worth it?" and "how much does it cost?" questions.
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Indie Hackers. Founders asking whether to hire or do it themselves.
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Forums. Platform community forums with detailed support threads.
Other use cases
Sell something else?
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Shops and e-commerce
Reach shoppers while they ask which one to buy, on Reddit, TikTok, Facebook groups and forums.
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SaaS and apps
Answer the "what do you use for this?" and "cheaper alternative" threads your buyers read.
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Local services
Be there when someone in your city asks for a recommendation, in local subreddits, groups and forums.
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Your customers are already asking
Set up a tracker in about a minute and see which threads, videos and posts rank for your customers' searches. Then answer them the right way: helpful, and honest about who you are.
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