Where online stores lose organic revenue
Product-page tunnel vision
Most owners over-focus on product pages, when category pages capture the broader, higher-intent traffic.
Technical debt at scale
Thousands of pages, crawl budget, and duplicate content quietly hold big stores back.
Missing product schema
Without structured data, you miss the rich results that drive clicks on buying-intent searches.
A program built for scale and buying intent
We prioritize the architecture and category pages that hold the biggest buying-intent traffic, then optimize products and content across the catalogue.
Start with a free auditCrawl-friendly structure that scales across a large catalogue.
The pages that capture the broadest, highest-intent searches.
Optimized products with the structured data that powers rich results.
Buying guides and links that spread authority across the store.
Ecommerce SEO, answered
Category or product pages first?+
Usually categories. They capture broader, higher-intent traffic than individual product pages, so they tend to move revenue fastest.
Do you work with Shopify and WooCommerce?+
Yes. We work across the major platforms and tailor the technical approach to each.
SEO or Google Shopping ads?+
Both have a place. SEO builds durable organic revenue; Shopping ads buy immediate visibility. Most stores run both.
SEO for other industries
Ecommerce marketing, the full picture
Browse our case studies to see the same approach at work, or read what clients say. Most clients in this field combine the services below. Not sure where to start? Our pricing page shows how engagements are usually structured.