Catalog audit
We check indexing, duplicate pages, speed, filters and pagination. In Search Console we look at which categories already get impressions and which Google does not see.
We bring your store’s categories and products into Google for the queries people buy from. We work on catalog structure, filters, product pages and links.
Shoppers search precisely: “buy”, a model name, a color, a size. The sale goes to the store that has a dedicated page for that query. We build the catalog so that you have those pages.
We check indexing, duplicate pages, speed, filters and pagination. In Search Console we look at which categories already get impressions and which Google does not see.
We collect shoppers’ queries and map them to categories, subcategories and filter pages. It becomes clear which pages the catalog is missing.
We create landing pages for brand, type and product attribute. We close technical filter combinations that duplicate content from indexing.
We write titles, descriptions and category texts, set up templates for product pages and add product markup: price, availability, rating.
We earn links from relevant sites and media to the home page and key categories. The link budget is calculated separately after the audit.
We show what was done during the month, how category rankings, traffic and orders from search changed, and what we plan next.
Rankings, traffic and leads from Google.
Google plus visibility in AI assistants.
Stores, several languages or regions.
A separate budget for backlinks is needed for SEO — we calculate it after the audit.
Ads bring sales right away; SEO lowers the cost per order over time. The two channels complement each other.
SEO for an online store starts from $500 per month. The amount depends on the size of the catalog and competition in the niche. A separate budget for backlinks is needed; we calculate it after the audit.
The minimum term is 6 months. Google re-evaluates a site gradually: first it indexes fixed and new pages, then changes their positions. Every month you receive a work report and see what has been done and how impressions and clicks are changing.
Most of a store’s search traffic comes from categories and filter pages, because people search for a product type more often than for a specific model. Product pages work for queries with a model name. So we start with categories and set up templates for product pages.
We work with stores on WooCommerce, OpenCart, Shopify and other platforms. If the platform limits SEO settings, we will tell you at the audit stage.
Yes, but short and to the point: what is in the category, how to choose, delivery terms. Long texts written for keywords help neither the shopper nor rankings.
Yes, that is the SEO + GEO package from $850 per month, with SEO included. We work on getting AI assistants to mention your store in their recommendations. We do not promise fast results here.
SEO for an online store differs from SEO for a service website. A store has hundreds or thousands of pages, and the task is for every category to be found for its own queries while technical pages stay out of the way of indexing.
Categories, subcategories and filter pages should match the way people search for a product: by type, brand, purpose or attribute. If there is no page for a query, the store will not be shown for it.
Duplicates caused by filters and sorting, pagination, loading speed, product markup and the sitemap are where stores most often lose search traffic. We check these first.
SEO works well together with product ads: ads bring sales from day one, and search traffic lowers the average cost per order over time.
| Step | What we do |
|---|---|
| Step 1 | Audit of the catalog, Search Console and competitors |
| Step 2 | Keywords and the structure of categories and filters |
| Step 3 | Optimization of categories and product pages, technical fixes |
| Monthly | Links, new pages, work report |