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An ecommerce SEO agency for shops that want revenue.

We are an ecommerce SEO agency for UK online shops. We fix the technical problems that hold a store back, improve the category and product pages that should be ranking, and report every change against revenue, not just positions.

Ecommerce SEO audits £1,950

Kitebox ecommerce SEO dashboard on a monitor for a homewares shop, showing organic revenue up 38 percent, category page rankings with positions and movement, indexation and crawl fixes, monthly organic revenue and top landing pages by revenue
Search baseline for Microcement South East: 61,700 impressions over 12 months at 0.8% click through rate, indexable pages going from 7 to 37, and top queries mapped to new pages

Sound familiar?

Plenty of products, not enough search traffic.

Online shops tend to have the same handful of SEO problems, multiplied by every product and collection.

01

Only your name ranks.

Most organic visits come from people who already know the brand, so search is not finding new buyers.

02

Dead and duplicate URLs.

Sold out products, old collections and filter pages pile up with no redirects or canonicals.

03

Thin category pages.

Collections are a grid of products with no copy, so they cannot match what people search for.

04

Reports with no money in them.

Rankings go up and down, but nobody can say what SEO is worth in sales.

What you get

Ecommerce SEO that shows up in revenue.

Fixes are ranked by how much revenue they put at risk or unlock, so the most valuable work goes first.

01 · Technical

Technical SEO for shops.

Crawling, indexing, canonicals, faceted navigation, pagination, site speed and dead product URLs, fixed at the template level.

02 · Categories

Category page optimisation.

Collection pages matched to real searches, with useful copy, internal links and filters that do not create thousands of thin URLs.

03 · Products

Product page optimisation.

Titles, descriptions, images and specifications that answer buyer questions, and a plan for sold out and discontinued lines.

04 · Structure

Site structure.

A navigation and internal link plan that puts your best sellers and most searched categories within a few clicks.

05 · Migrations

Migrations without losing rankings.

Redirect maps, SEO parity checks and post launch monitoring when you change platform, theme or domain.

06 · Content

Content and structured data.

Buying guides written with real product knowledge, plus Product, Offer, Breadcrumb and FAQ structured data that matches the page.

How it works

Measure first, then fix, then grow.

We lock a baseline before we change anything, so every result can be traced to the work behind it.

7.4×

Search impressions for a watch dealer, against a locked baseline

  1. 01

    Baseline and tracking

    Search Console, analytics and ecommerce revenue checked and a baseline locked, so SEO can be judged on sales.

  2. 02

    Audit

    A full crawl of the shop, with every issue ranked by revenue at risk and written up as tickets your developer can ship.

  3. 03

    Fix and verify

    Technical fixes released and verified with a live crawl, then category and product templates improved.

  4. 04

    Content and reporting

    Buying guides and category content published, with monthly reporting on revenue from organic search.

Browser showing a dated SEO change log with nine numbered changes beside a weekly clicks chart measured against a locked baseline of 692 clicks a week

Case study

Ecommerce SEO · Luxury watch dealer

7.4×

From brand-only traffic to 7.4× search impressions

A luxury pre-owned watch dealer was only found by people searching its own name. We fixed the tracking first, then found around 600 dead product URLs, wrote an 8-ticket developer brief and published 19 reference-led buying guides.

  • 900 product IDs tested
  • Around 600 dead URLs found with no redirects
  • Duplicate titles and missing canonicals fixed
  • 19 buying guides published
  • Non-brand top 10 queries from 65 to 309+

Client anonymised. Technical fixes shipped by the client's developer from our brief.

Read the case study →

Questions

Questions about ecommerce SEO.

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We make it easier for search engines to crawl, understand and rank your shop, then make sure the pages they rank turn into sales. That means technical fixes, better category and product pages, a clear site structure, useful content and reporting tied to revenue rather than rankings alone.

An ecommerce SEO audit is £1,950 and gives you a ranked fix list with the effort beside each item. Ongoing ecommerce SEO starts from £1,500 a month. Migration support is quoted after the audit, because it depends on how many URLs are moving.

Technical fixes can show in search data within weeks once they are crawled. Category, product and content work usually takes a few months to build. We measure every change against a locked baseline, so you can see what moved and why.

Yes, as well as BigCommerce and custom platforms. Each platform has its own habits, such as duplicate collection URLs on Shopify or thin tag pages on WooCommerce, and we fix them at the template level.

Yes. We crawl the old site, map every URL that earns traffic or links, test the redirects before switch-over and watch search data daily for the weeks after launch. It is the same process we use on our own Shopify migrations.

Either your developer or us. For the watch dealer below, we wrote an 8-ticket brief and the client's developer shipped it, then we verified the release with a live crawl. If you have no developer, we make the changes ourselves.

Other services

Shopify migration

Move from Magento or WooCommerce without losing rankings.

Shopify agency

Store builds, Shopify Plus and integrations.

Google Analytics consultant

GA4 revenue that matches Shopify and the bank.

Ecommerce consultant

Independent senior help across the whole shop.

Find out what your shop could rank for.

Send us your store and Search Console access. We'll tell you what is holding it back and what to fix first.