Ecommerce SEO

Product and category pages that rank on Google and sell without paying for every click.

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Online stores have their own SEO problems. Thousands of near identical product pages, filters that create endless duplicate URLs, out of stock items and slow image heavy pages can all drag rankings down.

We fix the structure first so that category pages target the searches that bring buyers, such as "cotton kurtas for women" rather than just your brand name. Then we improve product pages with better titles, descriptions, reviews and product schema so they stand out in results.

We work with Shopify, WooCommerce and custom stores, and keep an eye on speed because a slow store loses both rankings and sales.

Who this is for

D2C brands on Shopify or WooCommerce
Stores that rely too heavily on paid ads
Catalogues with hundreds or thousands of products
Stores moving to a new platform

What you get

01Category and collection keyword map
02Faceted navigation and duplicate URL fixes
03Product title and description templates
04Product, review and breadcrumb schema
05Out of stock and discontinued product rules
06Image compression and speed fixes
07Monthly organic revenue report

How it works

01
AuditWe crawl the store and find duplicate, thin and slow pages.
02
StructureCategories are mapped to real searches.
03
ImproveProduct pages, schema and speed are fixed in batches.
04
MeasureWe track organic revenue, not just traffic.

What changes for you

More sales from search without extra ad spend
Clean, crawlable category structure
Rich results with price and ratings where eligible

Questions

Common questions about Ecommerce SEO

Do you work on Shopify?

Yes. Most of the work is the same on Shopify, WooCommerce or a custom store. Shopify has some limits on URLs, and we work around them.

Should I write unique descriptions for every product?

For your best sellers and main categories, yes. For long tail products, a good template with a few unique details is usually enough. We help you decide where the effort pays off.

Which marketing channel should I start with?

It depends on how your customers buy. If people search for what you sell, start with SEO and Google Ads. If your product sells on looks or impulse, Meta ads usually work faster. We look at your market and budget in the free audit and recommend one or two channels to begin with, not all of them.

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Next step

Talk to us about Ecommerce SEO

A short call is enough to tell whether we can help, and what it would take.