Platforms
we use
01. What's included
Built for catalogs, not brochure sites.
Stores have problems normal sites do not: thousands of variants, filters, out-of-stock pages and feeds. These are the areas we cover.
Category pages
Your highest-value pages, written and linked to rank.
- Category copy and FAQs
- Subcategory structure
- Internal links from products
Product pages
Unique, complete pages for products that matter.
- Title and description templates
- Review markup
- Variant handling
Faceted navigation
Filters that help shoppers without wasting crawl budget.
- Indexable filter rules
- Parameter handling
- Canonical strategy
Product schema
Price, availability and reviews shown in search.
- Product and Offer markup
- Merchant listing eligibility
- Validation fixes
Merchant Center
Free listings and clean feeds for Shopping.
- Feed diagnostics
- Disapproval fixes
- Product feed optimization
Platform SEO
Shopify and WooCommerce limits worked around properly.
- Shopify /collections/ duplicates
- WooCommerce bloat
- App and plugin audits
02. Why it's not working now
More products should mean more traffic. Usually it means more duplicates.
The same senior strategist audits, plans and does the work, so fixes reach the root cause instead of the monthly report.
What we usually find
- Same product indexed under five URLs
- Category pages with no copy
- Filter URLs eating crawl budget
- Out-of-stock pages returning errors
How we handle it ● senior-led
- One canonical URL per product
- Category pages built to rank
- Only valuable filters indexable
- Out-of-stock rules that keep equity
Catalog crawl
Products, categories, filters and feeds audited.
Fix structure
Canonicals, facets and schema corrected.
Grow categories
Category content and internal links built out.
Revenue reporting
Organic sales tracked by category in GA4.
03. Deliverables and pricing
What you get, in writing.
Fixed scope and price, agreed before work starts. Month-to-month, and every account stays in your name.
Start here: a full ecommerce seo review with a prioritized Action Plan.
from $500 (₱25,000) · one-time
View Audit →Plan this channel alongside the rest of your marketing.
from $1,200 (₱60,000) · 4 to 6 weeks
View Strategy Sprint →Ongoing execution, monthly reviews and audit comparisons.
from $900 (₱45,000) / month
View Advisory →04. The method
Root causes, not surface reports.
Every engagement starts with the same audit, so progress is measured against a real baseline instead of a monthly activity list.
The method
Audit, prioritize, re-audit.
Every engagement starts with a SiteAud!tLint crawl and an account review. Fixes are ranked by impact and effort, and a re-audit comparison proves what changed.
See the full methodology →05. FAQ
Ecommerce SEO questions.
Is Shopify bad for SEO?
No, but it has quirks: duplicate collection URLs, limited robots control and app bloat. They are manageable with the right theme edits and settings.
Should filter pages be indexed?
Only filters with real search demand, like color plus category combinations people search for. Everything else should be crawl-controlled to protect budget.
Do you handle Lazada and Shopee too?
This page covers your own store. For marketplace strategy alongside your store, see our ecommerce industry page.
How do you measure ecommerce SEO success?
Organic revenue and transactions in GA4, by category, not just traffic. Tracking is checked first so the numbers are trustworthy.
06. Get started
Start with a second opinion.
Tell us what you're running today and what's not working. You'll hear back from the person who will actually do the work.