Ecommerce SEO agency

It grows the sales your shop makes from organic search. That means fixing how search engines crawl and index the catalogue, building category and product pages around what shoppers search, adding structured data, getting products into Google Shopping's free listings and AI answers, earning links, and tracking orders and revenue from search.

Technical fixes such as indexing and filter rules can show within weeks once Google recrawls the site. New and improved category pages usually take a few months to build rankings, longer for competitive products. We start with the categories closest to revenue, so the first gains are the ones most likely to bring orders.

Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento (Adobe Commerce), BigCommerce and headless storefronts built in frameworks such as Next.js. Each has its own SEO quirks, such as Shopify's duplicate product URLs inside collections or Magento's layered navigation, and our developers fix them in the platform rather than working around them.

Some should. A filter combination that people actually search for, such as a colour or style of a product, can earn its own indexable page with a clean URL and copy. Combinations nobody searches for, sort orders and price ranges should be kept out of the index, so they don't waste crawl budget or compete with your categories.

If a product is coming back, keep the page live, mark it out of stock in the structured data and suggest alternatives. If it's gone for good, redirect it to the closest replacement or category, or let it return a 404 if there's nothing relevant. Deleting pages in bulk without a plan is a common cause of lost rankings.

Yes. Google shows free product listings in the Shopping tab and some search results. They need a Merchant Center account, an accurate product feed and matching structured data on your product pages. We set these up and fix feed errors, and they also help your products appear in Google's AI results.

Yes. AI assistants recommend products from crawlable product pages, feeds, reviews and the articles and comparison sites that mention them. We make sure AI crawlers can read your pages, strengthen the product information they rely on, and track the prompts shoppers use in your category.

Not if the move is planned properly. We map every product, category and image URL to its new home, redirect the old ones, carry over structured data and metadata, test on staging and watch the launch closely. Most lost ecommerce rankings after a replatform come from missing redirects.

An agency gives you SEO, content and development skills without hiring each role. Many shops use us alongside an in-house ecommerce manager: we handle the strategy, technical work and category pages, and they own merchandising, promotions and product launches.