Long-tail product SEO, technical audits, and category-page optimization for Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, and BigCommerce. Built for stores that care about revenue, not just sessions.
A full-stack e-commerce seo program — technical foundations, content built for buyer intent, authority signals, and analytics that prove ROI.
Faceted navigation, duplicate URLs, thin category pages, and crawl traps quietly kill rankings. We fix them.
Your money pages. We optimize titles, schema, descriptions, internal linking, and conversion elements so they rank AND convert.
Buying guides, comparison content, and use-case articles that capture commercial-intent searches and pipe traffic to your product pages.
Platform-specific expertise. We know Shopify Liquid, WooCommerce plugins, Magento PWA, and BigCommerce theme quirks.
For stores with physical locations or local fulfillment. "Near me" searches, GBP, and local landing pages.
Tie organic traffic directly to revenue. Optimize what's working, kill what isn't.
E-commerce SEO is about thousands of product and category pages, not a few service pages. The hard part isn't writing — it's scaling unique, optimized content across a large catalog, managing faceted-navigation crawl issues, and implementing product schema correctly so you appear in rich results and Google Shopping.
Yes — Shopify is one of our most-served platforms. We work at the theme code level (Liquid, JSON templates) to fix structural issues, optimize collection pages, and implement custom schema. We also work in WooCommerce, Magento 2, and BigCommerce.
Quick wins (fixing crawl issues, optimizing existing top-converting pages) can lift revenue in 4–8 weeks. Sustainable category-page and content-driven growth takes 3–6 months. We always prioritize work in order of revenue impact, not effort.
Yes. Large-catalog SEO requires programmatic approaches — template-driven content, dynamic schema, automated internal linking, and crawl-budget management. We've worked with stores ranging from 100 SKUs to 100k+.
AI Overviews are absorbing many informational queries ("what is the best X"), reducing clicks. The opportunity has shifted to high-commercial-intent long-tail keywords ("best X for Y under $Z") and to optimizing product schema so AI engines can cite your products directly.
Yes. Most successful e-commerce strategies blend SEO and paid. We integrate Google Shopping, Performance Max, and Meta Ads with your organic strategy so they reinforce each other instead of competing.
See how we approach SEO for other verticals — or talk to us about your specific market.
Book a free 30-minute strategy call. We’ll audit your current SEO, identify your top 3 growth opportunities, and show you exactly how we’d execute.
