Build an organic growth channel that compounds.
Technical SEO, product and collection page optimization, and content built around how people actually search before buying.
1,860
Organic sessions
64
Ranking keywords
E-commerce SEO usually gets treated like a blog strategy.
How we approach it
Technical SEO
Crawlability, site speed, structured data and duplicate content issues resolved at the source.
Product page optimization
Titles, descriptions and structured data built around how customers actually search for that product.
Collection/category optimization
Category pages structured to rank for broader terms that drive qualified traffic at scale.
Keyword research
Focused on commercial and buying-intent terms relevant to your catalog, not vanity traffic volume.
Content strategy
Supporting content built to reinforce product and collection pages, not exist as a disconnected blog.
Internal linking
A deliberate linking structure that directs authority toward your highest-value pages.
What we manage
The day-to-day work that sits behind seo once it's running.
How we prioritize the work
Technical baseline
We fix foundational issues first — they cap everything else if left alone.
High-intent pages
Product and collection pages tied closest to revenue get optimized first.
Supporting content
Content is built to reinforce those pages, not compete with them for rankings.
Monitor & adjust
Rankings and organic revenue are tracked monthly, with adjustments based on real movement.
Reporting
Monthly reporting on rankings, organic traffic and — where trackable — organic revenue, so SEO is judged on business impact, not just position changes.
Questions about seo
Meaningful movement is usually visible within a few months, with compounding results over six to twelve months depending on competition.
Yes, content strategy and briefs are included, focused on supporting product and collection pages rather than a standalone blog.
It's best used alongside paid — SEO builds a channel that isn't dependent on ad spend, but it takes longer to ramp than paid media.
Yes, including the platform-specific constraints Shopify and other CMS platforms put on technical SEO.
Often paired with
Talk to an ads expert about seo.
Tell us about your store and we'll let you know if it's a fit.