Technical SEO Audit
Find every technical fault that stops good content from ranking, in a prioritized fix order.
Explore the Service →Ecommerce SEO is the optimization of an online store so its categories and products are found, understood and ranked for the queries buyers use. This service fixes the architecture, faceted navigation, product data and internal linking that decide whether a catalogue of hundreds of products becomes hundreds of ranking pages or an indexation problem.
A store is not a blog with prices. Its ranking units are categories and products, its content must serve buying intent, and its filters can accidentally generate thousands of thin duplicate URLs. Ecommerce SEO therefore works at the system level: a category tree that mirrors how buyers shop, product pages with complete data and valid schema, facet rules that index only the combinations people search for, and honest handling of discontinued products so their equity is never wasted. Content supports the catalogue instead of competing with it.
Audit the catalogue structure, indexation and template data
Rebuild the category plan around real buyer queries
Set facet and parameter rules with the development team
Optimize priority categories and product templates
Monitor indexation and revenue pages in Search Console monthly
This service is for store owners whose products only sell through ads, shops with large catalogues and small indexed footprints, and stores planning a platform change that must not cost them their organic revenue.
Find every technical fault that stops good content from ranking, in a prioritized fix order.
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Align every important page with the intent behind its query and the structure engines reward.
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Human-first articles and pages that rank because they genuinely answer the topic.
Explore the Service →Usually one of three causes: the category structure does not match buyer language, faceted navigation floods the index with duplicates so Google ignores the catalogue, or product pages carry thin copied descriptions. The audit identifies which one is costing you.
Only the combinations buyers actually search for, such as a size or a material with real demand. Everything else should be kept out of the index so crawl and ranking signals concentrate on pages that can sell.
They are handled deliberately: redirected to the closest live alternative when one exists, or kept with clear alternatives when the page holds links and history. Deleting them silently throws away equity the store already earned.
Category content and buying guides are part of the work when they serve the catalogue. Product description writing at scale is scoped separately, since every store catalogue is a different size.
Send your website address and the result you want. I will review the site first and reply with what I found and where this service fits in the fix order.
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