E-commerce SEO services that turn category pages into revenue.

Category and collection pages, for most stores. They match the high-intent searches shoppers make before they've picked a product, such as 'waterproof hiking boots', and they collect internal links from across the site. Product pages matter too, but they usually win long-tail and branded searches rather than the big ones.

It's typically a monthly retainer, scoped by catalog size, the number of categories that need content, platform constraints and how much development support you need. You get a written scope covering the first three months after a free call.

Technical fixes such as faceted navigation rules and schema usually show in Search Console within weeks. Category rankings and organic revenue build over 4–8 months, faster for specific long-tail categories and slower for broad terms dominated by marketplaces. We plan seasonal pages months ahead of demand.

Yes, the two work best together. Shopping ads buy visibility one click at a time, while organic rankings and free listings bring traffic you don't pay for per visit. As organic grows, you can pull spend back on the terms you already own.

Shopify, WooCommerce and headless builds such as Shopify Hydrogen or Next.js storefronts. Each limits SEO differently: WooCommerce often needs archive and pagination cleanup, Shopify has fixed URL patterns to work around, and headless stores need rendering checks on every template.

Yes, and it's one of the most common Shopify problems. Shopify serves products at both /products/ and /collections/.../products/ paths, and while it canonicalizes to /products/, many themes still link internally to the collection path, which wastes crawling and splits signals. We fix the theme's internal links, review robots.txt.liquid and clean up tag and filter pages.

Only some of them. A filter combination deserves an indexable page when people actually search for it, such as a material or color plus the category, and the rest should stay out of the index or out of the crawl. We set those rules from search demand, not guesswork.

You can build them up over time. Start with best sellers and products with real search demand, and give them unique copy, specs, FAQs and reviews, while long-tail products follow a template. The aim is that no important page repeats the manufacturer's text word for word.

Yes, ChatGPT and other assistants recommend products when people ask shopping questions, and they favor products with clear names, prices, specs and reviews they can find. Complete product pages, accurate Product schema, consistent pricing across channels and third-party reviews all help. We track your products for your key shopping prompts.