> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.seo-pro.app/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.seo-pro.app/shopify-collections-seo-tool/find-shopify-collection-seo-issues.md).

# Find Shopify Collection SEO Issues

How to find and filter SEO issues in Shopify product collections

Seopro can help you find SEO issues with your product collections. Start by opening to the Seopro's "**Collections Editor**" tool in Seopro.

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This will open a page where all your Shopify product collections are listed along with a SEO score.

There's 3 possible SEO scores:

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1. **Perfect**: green smiling emoji. Means the SEO score is perfect.
2. **Almost**: yellow emoji. Means you're almost there, the SEO is good, but it could be perfected.
3. **Bad**: Sad orange emoji. Means the SEO is really bad.

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### Find by a collection by title

You can quickly find a product collection by searching for it's title. Simply search for it's name in the seach bar and press "enter":

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