We have a store, but almost nobody finds us on Google
We build a keyword map (a list of what shoppers actually search) and assign queries to categories. Each category gets its own target query, title and copy.
Ecommerce SEO that gets your categories and products found on Google
We fix category pages, faceted filters, product feeds and structured data so search engines understand your catalog and shoppers land on the right pages.
Quote and schedule after your brief
Who it's for
- Stores with a catalog of dozens or thousands of products and little organic traffic
- Owners who depend on paid ads and want to lower customer acquisition cost
- Stores that lost rankings after a redesign or replatforming
- Brands expanding into the EU, UK, US, Canada or Australia that need a multi-market catalog
Problems we solve
Filters created thousands of duplicate and thin pages
We decide which filter combinations deserve indexing (for example, 'red Nike running shoes') and block the rest with canonicals, noindex or robots rules. Google stops wasting crawl budget on junk.
Our products appear in search without price, stock or ratings
We add Schema.org markup (code that tells search engines where price, availability and reviews are) and set up a clean Google Merchant Center feed.
The agency sends reports, but we can't see what changed
We start with a pilot and an agreed KPI, such as the number of key categories reaching the top 10 for chosen queries. All accounts and reports belong to you.
What's included
- Technical audit: indexing, speed, duplicates, crawl errors
- Keyword research and a query map for categories and subcategories
- Rewritten titles, meta descriptions and category copy
- Rules for filters and pagination: what to index, what to block
- Schema.org markup: Product, Offer, BreadcrumbList, Review
- Google Merchant Center feed setup and error fixing
- Internal linking: breadcrumbs, related products blocks
- Title and description templates for large catalogs
- Hreflang setup for multi-language and multi-region stores
- Search Console and analytics setup, monthly report
Choose the scope
Use a package to describe what you need. We agree on the quote and schedule after reviewing your brief and requirements.
01
Audit and plan
Stores that want to know what is wrong and fix it with their own developer
- Technical site audit
- Faceted navigation and duplicate analysis
- Query map for core categories
- Prioritized fix list
02
SEO Start
Stores up to a few hundred products that need fixes and steady growth
- Technical error fixes
- Category optimization and title templates
- Schema.org markup
- Merchant Center feed
- Monthly report
03
Catalog Scale
Large catalogs with many filters, several languages or markets
- Filter indexing strategy
- Template generation for thousands of pages
- Hreflang for multiple regions
- Content for key categories
- Reporting with AI-assisted rank analysis
How we work
Brief and requirements
You describe the task and current workflow. We clarify requirements, choose a first stage and prepare a quote.
Audit
We check indexing, structure, filters, feeds and markup. You get a prioritized list of problems.
Pilot with a KPI
We agree on a measurable target and start with a few key categories. Payment is staged.
Implementation
We fix templates, add markup and set up the feed. Changes go live with your developer, or we make them ourselves.
Report and scale
Each month you see rankings, traffic and orders. If the pilot works, we roll the approach out across the catalog.
Scope and limits
- We don't promise top-3 positions or fixed dates: rankings depend on competition and Google's algorithms
- We don't buy spammy links or use tactics that risk a penalty
- We don't hand-write copy for every product in a large catalog: we use templates and AI with human review, and write key pages separately
FAQ
How long until we see results?
Technical improvements show within a few weeks. Steady traffic growth usually takes a few months, depending on your niche and the state of the site. That's why we start with a pilot and a KPI.
Do we need to change our ecommerce platform?
Usually not. Most fixes work on Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, OpenCart and similar platforms. If your platform blocks critical changes, we will say so and suggest options.
What do you need from us?
Access to your store admin, Search Console and analytics, plus a current product feed or export. We also need one person who approves site changes. All accounts stay yours.
Do you work with Google Merchant Center?
Yes. We set up the feed and fix errors in availability, prices and product identifiers. This enables free product listings on Google and prepares the base for Shopping ads.
How do you estimate the cost?
We prepare a quote after reviewing your brief and requirements. A first stage can cover: technical site audit; Faceted navigation and duplicate analysis. Scope, payment and schedule are agreed before work starts.
Can SEO be combined with ads and automation?
Yes. SEO builds a steady flow of customers, ads speed up launches, and CRM and AI agents handle leads and routine questions. We can set it up as one system.
Start with your task
Describe your business, the outcome you need and your current workflow. We will clarify the requirements and prepare a quote after your brief.