Ecommerce & DTC
Ecommerce SEO built around the pages that sell
For retail and DTC brands, search revenue runs through category and product pages. We work on the templates and product data that decide which of those pages get found, then report what they sell.
Why it is different
What changes when the website is the shop
An online shop is a handful of templates repeated across the whole range. That cuts both ways. Fix the category template and every category improves at once. Get one filter rule wrong and the site can publish more near-duplicate pages than it has products.
The range never sits still either. When a product sells out or a season ends, the page that ranked for it can disappear, and the links it earned go with it. Meanwhile marketplaces and the retailers that stock you are competing for the same searches, and AI assistants now build product shortlists before anyone clicks.
So most of the work is deciding which pages deserve to rank, and which should never have been indexed. Ecommerce also has a built-in advantage. Every organic visit ends in an order or it does not, so the work can be judged on what it sells.
How we work
How an ecommerce engagement runs
Proof
Case studies are coming soon
We are preparing case studies for ecommerce and DTC brands with our clients. To see how we would approach your site, start a conversation.
Engagements
Where to start
If you want to know where the revenue is before committing to anything ongoing, start with an SEO Audit. If a replatform or an algorithm update has already cost you traffic, Troubleshooting & Recovery starts with the diagnosis.
FAQ
Common questions
Answers to what most people ask before we start. If yours is not here, get in touch.
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