SEO for your online store.
Help shoppers discover the right products with clearer categories, useful product pages and a stronger technical foundation.
Connect product discovery with buying decisions.
A store can have a large catalogue and still make products difficult to find. We review how shoppers and search engines move from categories to products, and prioritize improvements around your commercial goals.
Category pages that guide
Organize ranges around how customers shop. Give each important category a clear purpose, helpful information and a route to the right products.
Product pages that answer
Make specifications, options, availability and purchasing information easy to understand. Use your real product knowledge to help shoppers decide.
Build a scope around your catalogue.
We choose the work after reviewing your store, platform and priorities. Your proposal defines the pages, technical work and writing included.
Technical store review
Investigate indexing, duplicate URLs, canonical tags, filters, pagination, redirects and mobile performance. Separate issues affecting priority products from low-value URLs that should not dominate crawling.
Category and keyword planning
Map relevant search intent to categories and products. Identify missing category content, confusing navigation and competing pages before recommending changes.
Product content improvements
Review titles, headings, descriptions and internal links. Plan useful copy around your actual product details instead of repeating supplier text without adding value.
Product structured data
Review Product and related markup against the information customers can see. Use accurate prices, availability and genuine review data where eligible; rich results remain controlled by search engines.
Measurement and ongoing support
Agree the metrics, access and reporting needed for the project. Where ecommerce tracking is available, review organic visits alongside product engagement and purchases without treating correlation as proof of causation.
A practical plan for a changing catalogue.
Review the store
Understand your platform, catalogue, best-selling ranges and available data. Establish a starting point before recommending work.
Prioritize the opportunity
Select the categories, products and technical changes with a clear business purpose. Agree deliverables, access and implementation responsibilities.
Implement and verify
Apply the agreed changes or provide implementation-ready recommendations to your developer. Check key pages and links after updates.
Measure and refine
Report the completed work, available organic performance and next priorities. Adjust for seasonality, stock changes and new product ranges.
Start with pages shoppers rely on.
Use clear headings, useful answers and relevant links on the pages that support buying decisions. Our on-page guide explains the fundamentals you can review before planning a larger project.
Ecommerce SEO questions, answered.
Which ecommerce platforms can you work with?
We review your platform and access before confirming the scope. For WordPress and WooCommerce, implementation may be included where appropriate. For another platform, we first confirm feasibility and whether your developer will implement the recommendations.
Will you rewrite every product page?
Only the pages agreed in your proposal. We can prioritize important categories and representative product groups before expanding the work. Product facts, images and approved claims must come from your business.
Can you guarantee more sales?
No. Sales depend on pricing, demand, stock, user experience and other factors as well as search visibility. We commit to the agreed work and transparent reporting.
What happens to out-of-stock products?
The right approach depends on whether a product will return, has a replacement or has been permanently removed. We review availability and existing demand before recommending updates, redirects or indexing changes.
How much does ecommerce SEO cost?
Your quote depends on catalogue size, platform, technical complexity and the amount of content work. We agree scope, timeline and price before issuing an invoice.
Do you manage checkout or payment accounts?
Checkout development and payment-provider setup are separate from the standard SEO scope. Any additional work must be agreed explicitly.
What access and information do you need?
Your store URL, platform, priority markets, key product ranges and available search or analytics reports. Any implementation uses appropriate access agreed with you; you retain ownership of your accounts.
Give your store a clearer SEO plan.
Share your store and the ranges you want to grow. We will recommend a starting scope with clear deliverables and custom pricing.
Explore technical SEO, content support and our pricing approach.