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Ecommerce SEO

Product page, category architecture, and structured data optimisation designed to drive qualified buyers directly to your store — and convert them when they arrive.

Why Ecommerce SEO Is Different

Ecommerce sites present a unique set of SEO challenges. Thousands of product pages, complex faceted navigation, duplicate content from filters and sorting, out-of-stock products, and thin category descriptions — these issues compound at scale and can silently kill your organic visibility without a single Google penalty.

The opportunity is equally significant. A well-optimised ecommerce site captures buyers at the exact moment they're ready to purchase — product-level search intent is among the highest-converting traffic in organic search. I work with store owners and ecommerce teams to fix the structural issues that are holding back rankings and build the content and authority that drives consistent, compounding growth.

Product Page Optimisation

Product pages are your money pages. Most stores underinvest in them — relying on manufacturer copy (which creates duplicate content) and missing the schema markup that earns rich results in Google. I optimise product pages for both rankings and conversion:

  • Unique, keyword-rich product descriptions written around buyer intent
  • Product schema markup (price, availability, review ratings, brand)
  • Optimised title tags and meta descriptions at scale
  • Image alt text, filename conventions, and compression for page speed
  • Breadcrumb schema and internal linking from category pages
  • Canonical tag strategy for product variants (size/colour/material)

Category Page Architecture

Category pages typically rank for the highest-volume commercial keywords in your niche — yet most stores treat them as simple product grids with no textual content. I build category pages that compete for and win top positions:

  • Keyword mapping across your full category hierarchy
  • Above-the-fold and below-the-fold content strategy
  • Pagination handling (rel=next/prev, canonical, or infinite scroll fixes)
  • Faceted navigation — deciding which filter combinations to index or block
  • Internal linking strategy from blog content to category pages

Technical SEO for Ecommerce

Ecommerce platforms introduce technical complexity that generic SEO tools miss. I work across Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, and custom platforms:

  • Crawl budget analysis — ensuring Googlebot prioritises revenue pages
  • Duplicate content audit (parameter URLs, filtered pages, sorting variants)
  • Site speed — LCP and INP optimisation for product and category pages
  • Structured data validation — Product, BreadcrumbList, FAQPage
  • Out-of-stock and discontinued product strategy (301 vs. 410 vs. repurpose)
  • Hreflang for multi-region ecommerce stores
  • XML sitemap segmentation by product type, category, and priority

What's Included

  • Full ecommerce SEO audit — technical, content, and structure
  • Keyword mapping across product and category hierarchy
  • Product and category page optimisation
  • Schema markup implementation and validation
  • Faceted navigation and duplicate content remediation
  • Internal linking audit and rebuild
  • Ongoing content strategy (buying guides, comparison pages)
  • Monthly reporting tied to revenue and organic sessions

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FAQ

Common Questions

Yes — I work across Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, BigCommerce, and custom platforms. Each has different technical constraints (Shopify's canonical structure, WooCommerce's URL patterns, etc.) and I tailor the approach accordingly.
I start with a crawl and traffic data analysis to identify which pages have the most organic potential and which have the biggest technical issues. For large stores, I prioritise category pages first (highest traffic potential), then the top 20% of product pages by revenue. This ensures the work with the highest ROI gets done first.
It depends on whether the product will return. If it will, keep the page live with updated schema and a "notify me" CTA — this preserves accumulated ranking signals. If discontinued, either redirect to the closest relevant category/product (if there's a strong match) or return a 410 to signal permanent removal. Blanket 404s or redirects to the homepage are the worst option and the most common mistake.
Absolutely — and the two reinforce each other well. Organic SEO drives low-CPC, high-intent traffic from informational and navigational queries; Shopping/PMax captures transactional searches. Product schema from SEO work can also improve Shopping feed quality. I can advise on how to structure both for maximum efficiency.

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