Every product search you do not rank for is a sale your competitor takes quietly. We optimize stores where ecommerce SEO is actually decided: category pages, product data, schema, and speed, on WooCommerce and Shopify alike.
Get a free store SEO audit ↗Stores inherit their SEO problems at scale: manufacturer descriptions duplicated across the whole internet, category pages with no content, faceted URLs breeding by the thousand, and products vanishing from the index when stock runs out.
We fix the store as a system: categories built to rank, product pages with unique data and schema, index rules for filters and variants, and a structure that survives products coming and going.
Sell online and rank nowhere? The store audit shows exactly why.
Audit my store ↗Search visibility for the pages that carry the revenue.
Your strongest ranking pages built properly: targeted, written, linked, and not just a grid of products.
Unique titles, descriptions, and data per product, replacing the manufacturer copy everyone else pastes.
Price, availability, and review markup that earns rich results and clicks before the visit.
Filter and variant URLs tamed with canonical and index rules, so crawl budget goes to real pages.
Core Web Vitals on category and product templates, where speed converts as well as ranks.
The comparison and how-to-choose content that catches shoppers one step before the purchase search.
Not sure which of these you need? We will map it with you in a free call.
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Research, measurement and the platforms the stores actually run on.
Categories first, products second, content third. Revenue order.
A free call first, then one itemized quote for ecommerce SEO. Nothing starts before you approve it.
Small ecommerce SEO job? Say so, and we quote just that.
The same five commitments apply to ecommerce SEO as to everything we do.
We build WooCommerce and Shopify stores ourselves, so store SEO here comes with implementation, not homework.
Facets, schema, and speed fixed inside WooCommerce and Shopify properly, by people who build on both.
Categories are where ecommerce rankings live, and most agencies barely touch them. We start there.
Reports tie rankings to revenue and assisted sales, because traffic that does not buy is bandwidth.
Templates and rules that optimize a thousand products systematically, not one product at a time forever.
Where each option earns its place for ecommerce SEO.
| What you are weighing | Freelancer | Big agency | GAP3Us |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who does the work | One person, varies | Juniors behind a manager | The people you brief directly |
| Getting started | When they are free | After onboarding | Scoped on the first call |
| Budget | Attractive, then fuzzy | Heavy from day one | Written down before work |
| After delivery | Often unreachable | Ticket queues | Still on chat, reviews say so |
| Consistency | One person on a good or bad week | Process heavy but uneven | The same senior hands throughout |
| Worst case | Vanishing act | Slow refunds | Walk away with everything, anytime |
Tiny ecommerce SEO job with no budget? A freelancer may be right, and we will say so. Enterprise scale? Go big agency. The middle belongs to us.
Think GAP3 is the right fit for your team? Tell us about your project.
Start a project ↗SEO applied to the pages that sell: categories, products, and the buying content around them. The levers differ from normal SEO, with structure, schema, and duplicate product data mattering far more than blog output.
Because shoppers search in categories: "cotton kurtas for men", not a specific SKU. A well-built category page ranks for exactly that search and converts it. Thin category grids hand those rankings to marketplaces.
We prioritize rewriting by revenue: bestsellers get unique, useful descriptions first, and templates plus specifications lift the long tail. A store using manufacturer copy is competing against every other store using it.
Filters that generate URLs, size, colour, price, can breed thousands of near-duplicate pages that drown your real ones. Canonical and index rules keep the useful facets and hide the noise.
It lets Google show price, stock, and review stars directly in results. Those rich listings earn clicks before a visitor ever compares you to anyone.
Deleting the page throws its ranking away. Depending on the case we keep it live with alternatives, redirect it, or mark it correctly, so authority survives the stock cycle.
Yes, we build stores on both, so the fixes get implemented natively rather than delivered as a PDF for someone else to attempt.
Technical and category fixes often move within six to twelve weeks. Competitive product rankings build over months, and the report ties every stage to orders rather than traffic alone.
Packages scale with catalog size and competition, fixed monthly, agreed before we start. Compare it to your monthly ad spend for the same clicks; that comparison usually decides it.
Ecommerce search notes, including a store reviewed at 98 on SEO.
