BOOSTER SEO

Hi there,

Thank you for sharing your feedback! We’re glad to hear that you’ve found our AI tools helpful and that the Broken Links Fixer has been a big time saver.

Regarding traffic growth, please note that SEO is a long-term strategy and initial meaningful results typically take around 4–6 months to develop, and sometimes longer depending on your industry and competition. Results can also fluctuate along the way, so it’s best to evaluate SEO performance over a longer period rather than short-term traffic changes.

That said, we also sent you an email so you can let us know what we can do to make your experience with Booster SEO even better in the meantime. We’d love the opportunity to help you get as much value from the app as possible.

Best regards,
Lester
Booster SEO Tier 2 Support

Hi there,

Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback, and I’m sorry to hear that your experience with Booster SEO has been frustrating.

I wanted to clarify that the behavior you encountered was related to the initial product data import and synchronization process that takes place before certain features can become fully available. For larger stores, this process can take longer than expected, which can make it appear as though features are not active even while the setup is still running in the background.

I completely understand how waiting several days without seeing the functionality you expected could be disappointing, and I’m sorry for any confusion this may have caused.

I’ve sent you a direct email so we can discuss your specific case in more detail and continue working toward a resolution.

Best regards,
Lester

Hi there,

Thank you for your honest feedback, and I’m sorry to hear that your experience with Booster SEO has been disappointing.

I wanted to clarify that when Booster SEO is uninstalled, app-managed SEO changes such as meta tags, structured data, and other app-specific optimizations are removed because Shopify apps generally cannot leave behind app-managed SEO code after removal, and doing so could create conflicts with future apps or outdated SEO settings over time. This is standard practice across most SEO apps on Shopify, and was never intended as a way to force continued billing.

The only changes that remain are image alt texts and URL redirects, as these are stored directly within Shopify and are far less likely to create conflicts later on.

I understand how this may have come across, and I’m sorry if this was not explained clearly enough.

I’ve also sent you a direct email so we can discuss this further and hopefully make things right for you.

Best regards,
Lester