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Research is the first step after our discovery call to learn more about your business goals. Our expert team studies your products, target audience, market position, and competition, all to analyze your current SEO performance.
Your products deserve to be found by the shoppers already searching for them. Tekcroft’s ecommerce SEO services focus on product and category visibility, search intent, technical issues, and the on-site experience that helps turn organic searches into sales.
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Tekcroft believes every ecommerce business has different needs and goals. Our ecommerce SEO services focus on the structural issues that leave products buried, shoppers struggling to navigate, or potential sales slipping away.
The starting point is always an audit; it helps identify what’s holding back your online growth. The issue can be structural, technical, or in visibility. A regular audit covers:
Our ecommerce keyword research revolves around matching high-volume keywords to pages and buyer-journey stages to increase conversion rates. The keyword research includes:
Every product page is optimized to ensure the offer is easy to understand for both shoppers and search engines.
Category pages are often the highest-value, most overlooked pages on an ecommerce site. They capture broader, higher-volume commercial searches and act as authority hubs that guide shoppers to the right products.
Handling technical SEO services for ecommerce is not an easy task. Most of the ecommerce SEO problems are found here, where generic SEO providers fall short.
Ecommerce content supports the whole marketing funnel, so it should be strategically structured.
Running an online store creates SEO problems that a typical service website simply doesn’t have, which is why many stores also need web design and development services. SEO for ecommerce websites has to account for everything from large product catalogues and category structures to product variations and search intent. Tekcroft addresses each of these head-on; here’s how.
Multiple category/subcategory and product pages can end up targeting the same commercial keywords, making it harder for Google to understand which page should rank.
We resolve this by keyword-to-page mapping and structured ecommerce site architecture.
Writing unique, useful descriptions for hundreds of products is difficult. Repetitive manufacturer copy gives search engines no reason to favor one page over another.
Our focus is optimizing product and category content around product value and satisfying search intent with useful information the shoppers need.
Some sites have products 2-3 levels out from the category or homepage. Bad internal linking buries these products, making it hard to index and rank. It becomes more difficult when you’re managing SEO for large eCommerce sites with thousands of pages.
Tekcroft improves site architecture and internal linking so important products remain accessible to both search engines and users.
A page can rank well and still bring little revenue if it targets the wrong search intent. Someone researching a product needs different content from someone ready to buy.
We align keywords and landing pages with the different stages of the buyer journey, from product discovery through to purchase.
All of the above points need to work together to guide customers from discovering a product to comparing it and finally buying it.
Talk to Our Ecommerce SEO Expert ↑Every platform is different, and our strategies are built to match. From technical SEO to performance tweaks, we optimize what matters most.
If you sell on Amazon, Etsy, or Walmart alongside your own store, we align your keyword strategy and product data, along with the messaging across both channels, so your owned store and marketplace listings reinforce each other instead of competing for the same traffic.
Get Customized Ecommerce SEO Strategy ↑SEO for ecommerce is about making sure your products connect with the buyers actively looking to purchase.
Research is the first step after our discovery call to learn more about your business goals. Our expert team studies your products, target audience, market position, and competition, all to analyze your current SEO performance.
We then run a full technical, backlink, and site architecture audit of your online store. It helps us uncover the issues that are holding back your store rankings.
You get a clear picture of what’s happening and a prioritized SEO roadmap that is custom-made for your ecommerce business.
Once you approve the roadmap, we implement the changes across the store. This covers product & category pages, technical structure, and on-page fixes.
Our monthly tracking and reporting will include monitoring organic traffic, rankings, indexed pages, product visibility, and their impact on revenue.
Ecommerce SEO optimizes online shopping channels. It involves optimizing technical structure, categories and products, content, etc. The goal is to attract relevant traffic that converts and results in ROI.
The SEO services for ecommerce can cost anything between $1500 to $15,000 in the US. It depends on the size of your catalog, the level of technical SEO required, website competition, content needed, and the agency’s experience. The type of contract (retainer, hourly, or one-time job) will also affect the final cost.
Regular SEO covers informational and brand awareness pages, whereas ecommerce SEO is for high-density product pages. More importantly, ecommerce SEO targets intent to purchase, as opposed to traffic amount.
Ecommerce SEO takes time to show results; most online stores notice quick improvements in the technical and indexing aspects in the first few months. Ranking improvements, along with a noticeable increase in traffic, take 3 to 6 months, while significant, compounding effects take a minimum of 6 to 12 months.
All major store builders (Shopify, WooCommerce, etc.), open-source software (Magento), and even custom builds can use our ecommerce SEO services to increase sales. Our WooCommerce SEO services address both the platform’s technical setup and the content and structure of your store.
SEO helps increase organic search and is a free marketing channel for ecommerce. Users engage more with organic search results and then eventually make purchases. User trust in paid ads is low, and conversions are even worse.
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Category pages should be optimized first since they provide a means to target high search volume key phrases that lead to revenue from organic search. Product pages target specific and long search phrases that are more purchase-intent focused. Most stores benefit from optimizing both in parallel, but category-page work often shows results faster.
Get a free ecommerce SEO audit and see exactly where your store is losing visibility and revenue.