Are blogs still relevant for your e-commerce business these days, especially with ads dominating the scene?

Look at big brands like Gymshark and Stanley — they rank for tons of niche keywords and attract hundreds of thousands of visitors each month.

If you’re not adding a blog to your Shopify store, you’re missing out on a great way to connect with your audience, boost your brand image, and share your values.

Effective blogging can drive valuable SEO traffic to your product pages without relying solely on ads.

In this article, we’ve selected 5 impressive blogs from real Shopify stores that demonstrate how powerful blogging can be for business growth.

Before we dive into the list, let’s explore an easy way to create eye-catching blog post templates on Shopify without any coding skills.

Did you notice that My Retro Poster's homepage is completely built using Shopify's awesome free theme, Dawn? The My Retro Poster team did an incredible job customizing the default Dawn homepage, collection pages, product detail pages, and more with the Posstack Easy Content Builder app.

They’ve transformed their huge collection of retro posters into a delightful art gallery — all without any coding.

Just think about it: a few years ago, if you wanted to set up a custom Shopify product page or a detailed long-form page, you probably had to hire a Shopify agency or bring in some developers. But now, with Easy Content Builder, you can add advanced custom sections to your pages without touching any code.

Just start with your marketing ideas, you'll be able to turn them into a high-converting page in no time.

The 'Buy' section right above the fold of your Shopify product page (PDP) is super important. You don't need to squeeze every little detail in here, but you definitely want to ensure that it can sell the product using just what's in that space.

Check out these 5 sections from Easy Content Builder to make your 'Buy' box really pop at the top of your Shopify product page. Plus, this article also shares 7 great sections to enhance the area below the fold. The best part? You don’t need any coding skills. Your marketing team can jump right in and make changes right within the Shopify editor.

A product comparison chart (also known as product comparison table) is an essential feature for any Shopify store. It lets customers check out your product features and key differences side-by-side, making it easier for them to find which product is best for their needs. This ultimately speeds up their journey from just browsing to making a purchase.

In this article, I’ll walk you through how to create a comparison chart on any Shopify page without any coding, all thanks to Easy Content Builder. But before we get into the step-by-step guide, let’s take a look at some fun custom comparison charts you can make with Easy Content Builder.