Ecommerce SEO Services That Turn Search Into Sales

Look for a team that works only on online stores, knows your platform's SEO limits, and can make the changes itself. We've built and optimized Shopify, BigCommerce, WooCommerce and Magento stores for 20+ years, and our developers ship the fixes, so nothing waits in your dev queue.

A freelancer can work for a small catalog with simple needs. An ecommerce SEO consultant fits when you have your own developers and writers and need a strategy and clear tasks. An agency makes sense when you need strategy, technical fixes, content and links done together. We offer both ongoing SEO and consulting.

Ask who makes the changes on your store, which platforms they have worked on, and for ecommerce results tied to revenue, not only traffic. Ask how they build links, what their reports show, and what you keep if you stop working together.

It depends on catalog size, competition and how much technical work your store needs. A small store with clean code needs less than a 20,000-SKU store with filter problems. We quote after a free audit, so you pay for the work your store actually needs.

Yes. Ads stop the day the budget stops, while organic rankings keep bringing orders. SEO also lowers your blended cost per order over time. Your ad data helps too: we use the search terms that already convert in Google Ads to decide which pages to optimize first.

SEO needs a few months to show results, so most stores plan for at least 6 months. We explain the recommended term and what happens if you stop before any work begins.

Technical fixes and long-tail product searches often move in the first 3 months. Competitive category keywords usually take around 6 months. SEO keeps compounding after that, unlike ads that stop when the budget stops.

No honest agency can. Google changes its ranking systems many times a year, and Google itself warns against companies that guarantee rankings. We commit to the work we ship, clear reporting and a track record of measurable results.

Common causes are pages that are not indexed (noindex tags, robots.txt blocks or wrong canonical tags), product titles that don't use the names people search, thin or copied descriptions, and a new domain with little authority. Our free audit checks all of these.

Shopify stores rank very well when set up right. Its main issues are duplicate collection URLs, fixed URL paths and slow apps. We fix what can be fixed in the theme and work around the rest.

Both. Google shows products from Merchant Center for free in the Shopping tab, product results, Images and Lens. That's organic visibility, and it depends on your product feed: titles, GTINs, categories, images, price and reviews. Paid Shopping ads use the same feed. We optimize the feed as part of SEO.

Set up Google Merchant Center, send your product feed from your store, fix any disapprovals and turn on free listings. Then improve titles, attributes and images so your products match what people search. We set it up, keep the feed in sync daily and optimize it every month.

Use canonical tags so color and size variants point to one main URL, keep low-value filter and sort combinations out of the index, and turn only the filters people actually search for into proper landing pages. We set these rules once at the template level, so they cover every product.

It doesn't have to. Map every old URL to its new URL with 301 redirects, carry over titles, descriptions, image alt text and content, then submit new sitemaps and watch Search Console after launch. Platform migrations are one of our specialties.

AI tools pull from pages they can read and trust: clear product data, schema, and content that answers buyer questions. Every plan includes this groundwork. For a full AI visibility program, see our AI SEO service.

Yes. AI answers draw on pages that already rank and are easy to understand, and classic search results still send most shopping traffic. The same groundwork helps you in both places.

We use AI to research keywords, buyer questions and competitor pages, and to speed up first drafts. A specialist edits and checks every description for accuracy and your brand voice before it goes live. Nothing is published automatically.

We make them. Our developers update themes, redirects, schema, speed and page content directly in your store. If you prefer, we can write clear tasks for your own team instead.

Yes. We can do the work ourselves, write tasks for your developers, or review their changes before they go live. We agree on who does what before we start.

Staff access to your store admin, access to Google Search Console and Google Analytics, your best-selling products and priority categories, and the competitors you watch. We handle the rest.