E-commerce SEO
Category architecture, faceted navigation, product page optimisation, and crawl efficiency built around the queries buyers use before they add to cart. Technical foundations first, then content and authority.
For online retailers that need more qualified traffic, stronger category page rankings, and paid campaigns that return more than they cost.
Most online stores have solid product ranges and weak organic visibility outside brand searches. Paid campaigns generate clicks without enough return. And when orders do come in, there is no clear record of which channel, keyword, or campaign drove them.
E-commerce growth compounds when the right channels work together: organic rankings that capture intent before the ad click, paid campaigns that convert at a margin that makes sense, and tracking that shows what is actually driving orders.
We work on the pieces that connect. SEO for e-commerce and category structure first, then paid media campaigns and Shopping, then the content and measurement that makes both more efficient over time.
Organic search and paid search solve different problems for online retailers. SEO builds the asset. Paid captures demand while it builds. Together they reduce your cost per acquisition as the organic presence grows.
Category architecture, faceted navigation, product page optimisation, and crawl efficiency built around the queries buyers use before they add to cart. Technical foundations first, then content and authority.
Google Ads and Shopping campaigns managed for return, not volume. Every campaign is built around margin and attribution, with product feed optimisation and bid strategy adjusted by category and intent.
Editorial content mapped to the questions shoppers ask before they commit. Buying guides, comparisons, and how-to content that builds organic traffic and reduces paid reliance over time.
GA4 and conversion tracking set up so revenue is connected back to channel, campaign, and keyword. Not just sessions and page views, actual sales, by source.
The proof points below come from e-commerce and retail clients. The channels, starting points, and product categories differed. The approach in each case was the same: find the actual constraint, fix it in order of commercial impact, and measure what changes.
If organic visibility is low, paid return is flat, or the reporting does not connect to revenue, we can walk through where the gaps are and what the right next move looks like.