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How to change Shopify store password

Welcome to eShop Talk! I am Alberto, and today I'm going to teach you how to change your Shopify store password. In case you forgot it or just to keep your account safe.

Why Change Your Password?

Most people only change their passwords when they forget them, but that shouldn't be the only reason to do it. There is a lot of important information stored in your Shopify account, so changing your password regularly is probably one of the best tips to keep your shop and your business safe from a number of threats.

Two Ways to Change Your Password:

There are two ways to change your Shopify password. Let's start with the first one when you actually know the password to your Shopify account and you want to change it for security purposes.

1. Change Password When You Know Your Current Password:

Step 1: Go to the home page of Shopify and on the top right corner, you will see your username. Click on it, and then click your account on the drop-down menu.

Step 2: On the top left corner, there is the Security icon. Click on that, too.

Step 3: The first field on this page is your password. Shopify is telling me that I never change my password. I think it's time to do so.

Step 4: Click Change Passwords, enter your old password or your current password, and pick a new password.

Step 5: Once everything is done, enter your new password, and you repeated it. Then click Change Password, and voila! Shopify confirms that your password has changed.

2. Forgot Password:

When you completely forgot your Shopify account password, do not panic. Follow these steps:

Step 1: Go to the Shopify landing page and click Login.

Step 2: You will be asked to enter your admin URL for Shopify. Enter it and press Next.

Step 3: Sometimes you'll be asked to enter your email address. In my case, I already have that credential saved, so I will jump straight to the password.

Step 4: Click on the Forgot Password button. Shopify will confirm that you forgot your password and ask if it's your email. Confirm and click Reset Password.

Step 5: Check your email for an email with a subject Reset Your Password by Shopify. Open it and click the link to reset your password.

Step 6: Enter a new password, and click Reset Password. Shopify will now redirect you to a new form to re-login into your store.

Tips to Create an Unbeatable Password:

Too many failed attempts of logging into your Shopify account with the wrong password may lock you out of your account from 6 to 12 hours. Shopify has its password rules to ensure that your password is not too weak. However, we also want to share with you some of the best practices to create an unbeatable password.

1. The longer the password, the better. We really recommend that you use a minimum of eight characters, and if you're handling sensitive information, you should extend it to 12.

2. Use everything you can find on your keyboard: special characters, upper and lower cases, numbers, etc.

3. Don't use common words like names, places, or popular references.

4. Don't reuse your passwords.

5. Use a password manager that can help you create a solid password and store it away safely for you.

That's it! You have all the information you need to create and change your password on Shopify. Feel free to watch this video again as many times as necessary, and if you found it useful, please show us your love and appreciation by hitting that like button and subscribing to the eShop channel. Don't forget to visit our blog for more insightful and in-depth information. If you have something to share with us, want to do a comment, or have a question, drop us a line in the comments below. I am Alberto, and until next time, keep your sails up!

How To Get Shopify 14 Day Free Trial Without Password Protection

- In this video, the speaker teaches viewers how to get a Shopify 14-day free trial and remove password protection from their store without paying for a plan.

Steps:

1. Go to shopify.com and click Start free trial

2. Create a store and fill out necessary information

3. Activate the Shopify store to get live visitors and earn real profit

4. Pick a plan to deactivate password protection and get live traffic

5. Enter billing information, but no money will be deducted until the 14-day trial ends

6. Disable password protection from the online store preferences

7. Drive live traffic to the store and start earning money

8. Invest in Shopify plan after earning profit

- The speaker shared this information because they were unaware of how to remove password protection when they first started using Shopify. They hope viewers found the information valuable and encourage them to follow the speaker on Instagram for any questions or concerns.

How to Set Up Your Shopify Password Page - E-commerce Tutorials

- In this tutorial, we will learn how to set up a Shopify password page for your online store.

Steps:

1. Access the Shopify admin and enable password protection for your page.

- Log into your Shopify account and click on the Online Store sales channel.

- Scroll down to the Password Protection section and check the box to enable password protection.

- Add a message for visitors and click the Save button.

2. Edit your Shopify password page.

- Click on the Themes section under the Online Store sales channel.

- Click the Customize button for your current theme.

- Select the Password Page option from the homepage dropdown.

- Edit the header, content, and footer sections as desired.

3. Finalize changes and test your password page.

- Click the Save button and check the top right corner to ensure changes are finalized.

- Visit your site and ensure that you are directed to the password page.

Additional Information:

- Shopify password pages add password protection to your online store, allowing you to control who has access to your site.

- Explore the wide range of tutorials and webinars on Sellers Choice Digital for more tips and techniques on running an e-commerce business.

Securing your Shopify Store Account with 2FA

In this article, Ori from Astral Web will show you how to enable two-factor authentication to secure your Shopify account.

Why do we need two-factor authentication?

As a store owner or manager, you are responsible for managing your online store. If someone gains access to your email and password, they can log in as you and steal or change your information, even delete your store. Enabling two-factor authentication adds an extra layer of security, making it difficult for hackers to access your account.

How to enable two-factor authentication:

1. Log in to the backend and click on your account.

2. Go to Security and then Two-Step Authentication.

3. Turn it on and choose one of the three methods: authenticator app, SMS delivery, or hardware key.

4. For authenticator app, install Authy or Google Authenticator, scan the QR code, and enter a name.

5. For SMS delivery, enter your phone number and receive a text message.

6. Enter the unique code and enable.

7. Save the scratch codes for recovery purposes.

Security ranking:

Hardware key is the most secure, followed by authenticator app and SMS delivery.

Enabling two-factor authentication is crucial for securing your Shopify account. By following these steps, you can protect your store and customer information from potential hackers.

How to Verify Shopify Store With Google Search Console 2021

In this Shopify tutorial, we will learn how to verify your Shopify store with Google Search Console in 2021. We will go through the steps to disable the password and add your Shopify store's URL to Google Search Console.

Steps to Verify Your Shopify Store with Google Search Console:

- Log into your Shopify dashboard

- Click on Online Store in the left sidebar

- Go to Preferences and disable the password

- Open a new browser and search for Google Search Console

- Log in with your Gmail account

- Click on Add Property in the left sidebar

- Choose URL prefix as the property type

- Add your Shopify store's URL

- Copy the HTML tag and paste it in the head section of your theme.liquid file

- Go back to Google Search Console and click on Verify

- After verification, go to Property and view the data from your Shopify store

Verifying your Shopify store with Google Search Console is an important step in improving your store's search engine optimization (SEO) and gaining more visibility online. With these simple steps, you can easily verify your store and access valuable data to improve your online presence.

How To Password Protect Shopify Store

Today we will be discussing how to password protect your Shopify store. This is an important step for those who are building their site, experiencing inventory issues, or taking a pause from their business.

Steps to password protect your Shopify store:

1. Log into the back end of Shopify

2. Navigate to Online Store

3. Scroll down to Preferences

4. Find the Password Protection section

5. Check or uncheck the box to password protect your store

6. Create a complex password or use the default one

7. Use the messaging section to create excitement for visitors

8. Provide a reason for visitors to be excited about your site

9. Share the password securely if necessary

Why password protect your Shopify store?

- To prevent potential upset customers from ordering products that are not yet available

- To keep your inventory issues private

- To prepare for future relaunches or promotions

- To ensure that visitors are excited about your site before it is launched

Password protecting your Shopify store is an important step in keeping your site secure and private. With the ability to create a complex password and use the messaging section to your advantage, you can create excitement for visitors and prepare for future relaunches or promotions.