Ecommerce SEO
Category pages, products and filters that rank on Shopify and WooCommerce, and turn search visits into orders.
Ecommerce SEO
Collections built around how people actually search and shop.
Price, stock and reviews marked up for rich results.
Filters that help shoppers without wasting Google's crawl.
Pages that rank for the moment, not only the product.
Shopify and WooCommerce quirks handled properly.
Organic orders and revenue, not just traffic.
Process
Crawl, index coverage, category gaps and product markup.
Category and filter plan matched to search demand.
Templates, schema and the highest value categories first.
Content for occasions and links to the pages that sell.
Results
Yes, both. Each has its own quirks, such as Shopify's fixed URL patterns and WooCommerce plugin conflicts, and we plan around them.
No. Only filtered views that match real searches should be indexable. The rest should be kept out so they do not waste crawl budget or compete with your main categories.
It depends on whether the item will return and whether the page has links or traffic. Options include keeping it live with alternatives, redirecting to the closest match, or retiring it. We set a rule so your team handles it the same way every time.
By organic revenue from your own analytics, alongside sessions and conversion rate. Rankings are tracked as an early signal, not the goal.
Programmes start from $1,000 a month ex GST, and most stores competing on commercial terms spend $2,000 to $5,500. Very large product ranges and multi-brand groups start from $10,000 a month. See [pricing](/pricing/).
A senior strategist will look at your rankings, links and AI visibility and tell you the three changes that would move the most.
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16:1Return on SEO spend
+93%SEO revenue, year on year
53 to 378Top-3 keyword positions