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ecommerce SEO agencyAds stop the moment you stop paying. Rankings don’t.

An ecommerce SEO agency that builds category and product pages Google and AI assistants actually rank, so the store keeps selling when the ad budget takes a week off.

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ecommerce SEO agency

What is ecommerce SEO, and why is it different?

Ecommerce SEO is the work of getting an online store’s category, product and guide pages found in Google and in AI shopping answers, then converting that traffic into orders. It differs from local SEO because the buyer is anywhere, so the competition is every store selling the same thing.

Store owners usually arrive here after the ads math stopped working. Cost per click rose, margin shrank, and the store went quiet the day the budget paused. Search is slower to build and it keeps working after the invoice stops.

Our founder built and runs online stores of his own, including a walk-in 3D shopping mall whose storefronts link to real ecommerce sites. We know the difference between a page that ranks and a page that sells.

What does an ecommerce SEO campaign include?

Four workstreams, run together: technical health, category and product page optimization, buying-guide content, and conversion work on the pages that already get traffic. Reporting is tied to revenue from organic search, not rankings alone. If you sell locally too, local SEO layers on top.

Category pages that rank

Most stores bury their best keyword on a filter page Google cannot read. We build real category pages with copy, structure and internal links.

Product pages that answer

Sizes, materials, shipping, returns, comparisons. The details that get a page quoted by an AI shopping assistant are the same details that close the sale.

Technical cleanup

Faceted URLs, duplicate variants, thin tags, slow templates. See our free SEO tools for a first look.

Content that sells, not fills

Buying guides tied to categories, not blog posts about nothing. Every guide links to the products it recommends.

Questions, answered straight

How much does ecommerce SEO cost?

Most of our ecommerce campaigns run $750 to $3,000 a month depending on catalog size and competition, with a $100 entry option for a single monthly deliverable. Published surveys put the average agency retainer a little above $3,000 a month.

How long until an online store sees SEO results?

Technical fixes can show within weeks. Category rankings build over three to nine months depending on competition. Nobody can promise a date; Google says so itself.

Do you work with Shopify, WooCommerce or custom stores?

Yes, all three. The platform matters less than the template quality and the category structure. We also build hand-coded storefronts through our custom website design service.

Can AI shopping assistants recommend my products?

Yes, when your product pages state facts plainly: materials, dimensions, price, shipping and returns. That is the same work as our AI SEO service, applied to a catalog.

Do you run the ads too?

We focus on search. Paid campaigns, video and full-funnel work are handled at Search Converts, and we hand off cleanly when a store needs both.

Start with the audit

We look at your site, your listings and what AI assistants say about your category before we reply. Findings are yours either way.

Call 1-800-481-8638.

Free audit

No contract. No obligation.

What happens next: a real person reads this, looks at your site first, and replies within one business day. No autoresponder sequence. No pressure.