eCommerce SEO services that
sell products.

eCommerce SEO services cover technical SEO, site structure and filters, category and product page optimisation, structured data, site speed, buying guides, link building and reporting. A good eCommerce SEO agency ties all of it to organic orders and revenue. We also track how often AI tools like Google's AI Overviews and ChatGPT recommend your products.

It mostly depends on catalogue size. NinjaPromo's pricing guide puts small stores of up to 50 products at $500 to $1,000 a month, medium stores at $1,500 to $3,000, large stores at $3,000 to $6,000 and enterprise catalogues at $6,000 to $15,000+. One-off audits run from $300 to $2,000. We quote a fixed price after your free audit.

Technical fixes can lift indexing within weeks. Category pages usually take three to six months to climb in competitive markets, and steady revenue growth builds over six to twelve months. In our 412% case study, the biggest gains came between months four and eleven, after the technical foundation was fixed.

Usually categories. Category pages target broader buyer searches like “women's running shoes”, which bring more traffic and sales than any single product. Product pages matter most for specific model searches and your best sellers, so we work on those next.

We check which filter combinations people actually search for, such as “black leather boots”, and make those indexable pages with their own copy. Everything else is canonicalised, kept out of the index or blocked from crawling, so filters stop creating thousands of thin URLs that waste Google's attention.

Yes, for most stores. It has a few known quirks: fixed URL paths like /products/ and /collections/, products reachable through several collection URLs, and apps that slow themes down. None of them stop a Shopify store ranking well when they're handled properly, which is part of our audit.

AI answers lean on clear product data, reviews and pages that explain who a product is for. We add structured data, keep your Merchant Center feed clean, write buying guides that answer comparison questions and build brand mentions. Our AI search optimisation service covers this in depth.

Mostly to categories and buying guides, which then pass value to products through internal links. Product pages also earn links naturally through gift guides, reviews and PR. We don't buy links from link farms or private blog networks, because they put your whole store at risk.

Yes. If you'd rather hire an eCommerce SEO consultant than a full agency, our one-off Store Audit works like a consulting project: an eCommerce SEO expert reviews your store, writes the plan and walks your team through it. You can add monthly advisory calls afterwards if your team runs the work in-house.

No. There is no long-term lock-in. You can start with a one-off Store Audit and have your team run it, or keep us on a monthly plan. You stay because organic revenue keeps growing, not because a contract says you have to.