SEO services
Ecommerce SEO agency that grows organic revenue, not just traffic
An ecommerce SEO agency grows the revenue your store earns from organic search by fixing what search engines crawl, ranking category and product pages for buying searches, and measuring orders, not just visits. We do this as a monthly retainer for Shopify, WooCommerce and custom stores.
You buy a plan online with published prices and no sales calls. Brief and access take about 10 minutes in the panel, and your strategist sends a kickoff roadmap within 5 business days.
- Prices on the page.
- Month-to-month.
- Cancel in your panel.
What our ecommerce SEO services cover
Store SEO is mostly a structure problem. A store with thousands of URLs, filters and variants can waste most of its crawl on pages nobody searches for, while the category pages that earn money sit thin and under-linked. Our ecommerce SEO services work on the pages that convert.
Category pages
The main revenue pages for most stores. We map buying searches to categories and subcategories, write useful intro and buying guide copy, fix headings and internal links, and add the right structured data.
Product pages
Unique descriptions for priority products, Product structured data with price, availability and reviews where they are genuine, variant handling and canonical rules.
Faceted navigation
Filters for size, color, brand and price can create millions of URLs. We decide which filter combinations deserve an indexable page (for example "black leather boots") and which should be crawl-controlled, with canonicals, noindex rules, robots.txt and parameter handling.
Product feeds
Feed quality affects shopping surfaces and free product listings. We review titles, attributes, GTINs and availability so organic shopping results show accurate data.
Internal linking and site architecture
Breadcrumbs, menu depth, related category links and pagination that help both shoppers and crawlers.
Out of stock products
Clear rules so a sold-out product keeps its value instead of becoming a soft 404.
Technical performance
Core Web Vitals on category and product templates, image weight, JavaScript rendering and index coverage.
Shopify and WooCommerce specifics
On Shopify we handle duplicate collection product paths, tag pages, the fixed URL structure, theme speed and app bloat, and structured data from the theme. On WooCommerce we work on attribute and tag archives, plugin conflicts, pagination, hosting performance and sitemap control. Custom and headless stores get a rendering and indexation review first. For store-specific detail, see our Shopify SEO page.
Why ecommerce SEO pays back
Paid shopping and social ads get more expensive as competition grows, and the traffic stops the day the budget stops. Organic category rankings keep sending buyers without a cost per click, so every order from organic search improves your blended acquisition cost.
The biggest gains are usually not in blog content. They come from category pages that already have some authority but are thin, mis-targeted or buried in the site structure. Fixing structure and category content first tends to move revenue faster than publishing articles. Common in the market: structural fixes show in crawl and index data within weeks, and revenue impact builds over 3 to 6 months. We do not promise rankings. We report organic revenue, orders and leading indicators every month.
What we deliver each month on each plan
| Small | Growth | Scale | Enterprise | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price per month (monthly billing) | 1 500 USD | 3 500 USD | 7 500 USD | 12 000 USD |
| Websites covered | 1 | 1 main site, audits on up to 2 sites | up to 5 sites | up to 10 sites or subfolders |
| Markets | 1 | 2 | up to 5 | up to 10 |
| Priority keywords tracked | 25 | 100 | 300 | 600 |
| New optimized pages (category, collection or guide) per month | 2 | 6 | 14 | 24 |
| Content refreshes per month | 2 | 4 | 8 | 12 |
| Editorial links per month | 2 | 6 | 14 | 24 |
| Implemented technical fixes per month (with CMS access) | up to 10 | up to 25 | up to 50 | up to 100 |
| Category and faceted navigation program | no | no | yes | yes |
| CRO landing page test | no | no | 1 per month | 1 per month |
| Digital PR asset | no | no | 1 per quarter | 1 per quarter |
| Migration support and release reviews | no | no | no | yes |
Small fits a single store with a focused catalog. Growth fits a scaling store that needs more category pages, more links and AI search visibility. The full category and faceted navigation program is on Scale and Enterprise: a complete filter indexation policy, category expansion based on demand bands, and template-level fixes across the catalog. Enterprise adds migration support and release reviews, which matter when a replatform or theme change can wipe out rankings overnight.
Monthly scope resets at the start of each billing period. Annual prepay saves 20 percent.
How we run ecommerce SEO, step by step
- 1
Crawl and index review
We crawl the store and compare it with Search Console index data to see how many URLs exist, how many are indexed and how many should be.
- 2
Revenue mapping
With GA4 connected, we rank categories and products by organic revenue and margin potential, so effort goes where money is.
- 3
Keyword to category map
Buying searches are assigned to existing categories, new categories or indexable filter pages. Each search has one target URL.
- 4
Technical fixes
Canonicals, duplicate paths, pagination, structured data, crawl controls and speed fixes, implemented within your monthly fix count when we have CMS access.
- 5
Category and product content
Briefs and copy for priority categories and products, written to help buyers choose, not to stuff keywords.
- 6
Facet policy
On Scale and Enterprise we document and apply a rule for every filter type: indexable, crawlable but not indexed, or blocked.
- 7
Links and digital PR
Editorial links to category pages and guides, and on Scale and Enterprise a quarterly digital PR asset.
- 8
Report and adjust
Monthly report with organic revenue, orders, category visibility and next priorities.
Deliverables you can check in the panel
| Deliverable | What you see in the panel | Cadence |
|---|---|---|
| Ecommerce technical audit | Issues by template (category, product, filter, search) with priority | At kickoff, then quarterly |
| Keyword to category map | Every search with its target URL and opportunity band | At kickoff, updated monthly |
| Technical fix list | Each fix with URL, status and date | Monthly |
| Category and product copy | Live URL and status on the deliverables board | Within monthly page and refresh count |
| Facet indexation policy | Rule per filter type and the URLs affected | Scale and Enterprise, reviewed monthly |
| Feed review | Attribute and title issues with suggested fixes | Quarterly |
| Editorial links | Source URL, target URL, anchor, weekly live check | Within monthly link count |
| Monthly report | Organic revenue, orders, conversion rate and category visibility where GA4 is connected | Monthly |
What we need from you
- Read-only Google Search Console and GA4 with ecommerce tracking, connected by OAuth in the panel.
- Store admin access with a limited staff or editor role for implemented fixes and content.
- A product feed or catalog export, and your margin priorities if some categories matter more.
- Advance notice of theme changes, app installs, replatforming or large catalog changes.
Brief and access handover takes about 10 minutes in the panel.
What we do not do
- We do not run paid shopping or social campaigns.
- We do not write thousands of product descriptions in bulk. We prioritize the products and categories that earn or could earn.
- We do not rebuild your theme or develop custom store features. We specify changes, implement what fits within CMS access, and hand larger development tasks to your developer with clear tickets.
- We do not buy links or use private blog networks.
FAQ
How are you different from other ecommerce SEO companies?
You buy a published plan online, the monthly scope is fixed in numbers, and every deliverable appears in the panel with its URL and status. Senior strategists own each account. There are no sales calls, setup fees or long contracts.
Should we focus on blog content or category pages?
For most stores, category pages first. They match buying searches and convert. Guides and articles help when they answer pre-purchase questions and link into categories, and your strategist plans the mix by revenue potential.
Can you handle a store with 50 000 products?
Yes. Large catalogs are a structure problem before they are a content problem. Scale and Enterprise include the full category and faceted navigation program, and Enterprise covers migration support and release reviews for large stores.
We are moving from WooCommerce to Shopify. Can you protect our rankings?
Migration support and release reviews are part of Enterprise. That covers redirect mapping, checks on a staging site before go-live and post-launch monitoring. On other plans, upgrade in the panel before the migration starts.
Do you need full admin access to our store?
No. We recommend a limited staff or editor role. Search Console and GA4 connect read-only. You can revoke any access in one click.
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