Ecommerce SEO services built around category pages.
Ecommerce SEO services for online stores on Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce or a custom platform. We fix the crawl problems large catalogues create, make category and product pages worth ranking, and report on revenue, not just traffic.

What ecommerce SEO covers.
Technical audit for catalogues
Faceted navigation, duplicate URLs, pagination and crawl waste: the problems that grow with every product you add.
Category page optimisation
Category pages target the broad searches with the most buyers, so they get copy, structure and internal links.
Product pages and schema
Unique descriptions, variants handled cleanly, and product schema for price, stock and reviews in results.
Out-of-stock and discontinued products
Clear rules for what stays live, what redirects and what returns, so rankings are not lost with stock.
Buying guides and comparisons
Content for the research shoppers do before they buy, linked to the categories it supports.
Links and digital PR
Stories, data and partnerships that earn links to the pages that sell, without bought links.
Part of our SEO services: the same team, plans and monthly reporting, focused on the work this kind of site needs.
The same goals, different fixes on each platform.
Every ecommerce platform creates its own SEO problems. We work within each one rather than fighting it.
Shopify
Duplicate collection URLs, filter pages and app bloat. See Shopify SEO services.
WooCommerce
Plugin bloat, slow hosting and tag archives, fixed by our WordPress developers.
BigCommerce and others
Faceted search, parameter URLs and large catalogues that waste crawl budget.
Custom and headless
Rendering, internal links and metadata built into the front end from the start.
Category pages, product pages and content each do a different job.
Category pages
- Target searches like "women's running shoes", where shoppers want to compare.
- Usually the biggest opportunity in a store, and the most often neglected.
Product pages
- Target model names and long, specific searches close to purchase.
- Win on unique descriptions, schema, reviews and speed.
Guides and comparisons
- Target questions asked before a purchase, such as "best" and "how to choose".
- Pass authority to the categories they link to.
What happens, and in what order.
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Month 1: Audit and plan
A full crawl of the store, Core Web Vitals from real shoppers, and keyword research mapped to categories and products. You get a fix list and a content map.
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Months 2-3: Crawl and technical fixes
Faceted navigation, duplicates, schema and speed fixed by our own developers, starting with the categories that already sell.
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Months 3-6: Categories and content
Category copy, product page improvements and buying guides for the searches shoppers make before they buy.
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Month 6 on: Authority and scale
Digital PR and partner links, with monthly reports on rankings, organic traffic and revenue from search.
Monthly plans, 90-day minimum.
After the first 90 days, every plan runs month to month. A one-off audit can be quoted as a standalone project.