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02 / GROWTH — E-COMMERCE SEO

Generic SEO advice doesn’t hold up at hundreds or thousands of SKUs.

Clean faceted-navigation indexation rules, category architecture that actually ranks, and feed/schema hygiene for shopping surfaces.


02 / WHO THIS IS FOR

Who this is for

  • Profile

    Online stores with a large or fast-growing catalogue.

    Symptom

    Faceted navigation (size, colour, price filters) generates thousands of near-duplicate URLs eating crawl budget, and product pages cannibalise each other.

    Outcome

    Clear indexation rules so crawl budget goes to pages that should rank.

  • Profile

    Stores where category pages are thin or auto-generated.

    Symptom

    Category pages don’t rank because they’re just a product grid with no real content addressing category-level intent.

    Outcome

    Category architecture built to serve both browsing customers and category-level search demand.

  • Profile

    Merchants running a product feed for Google Shopping or comparison engines.

    Symptom

    Feed and schema errors quietly suppress listings without an obvious error message.

    Outcome

    Feed and schema hygiene that keeps shopping surfaces populated correctly.


03 / WHAT'S INCLUDED

What's included

  • Faceted-navigation audit

    And indexation rule-set — what should index, what shouldn’t, and why

  • Canonicalisation strategy

    At catalogue scale

  • Category-page architecture

    And content briefs addressing category-level search intent

  • Product-page template optimisation

    Titles, schema, internal linking

  • Product feed and structured-data hygiene

    For shopping surfaces

  • Crawl-budget monitoring

    As the catalogue grows or changes


04 / WHAT YOU GET REPORTED

What you get reported

  • Indexation accuracy

    Share of intended pages indexed versus unintended facet/parameter duplicates indexed.

  • Category-page organic performance

    Traffic and rankings for category-level search terms.

  • Feed error rate

    Count of product feed and schema errors suppressing listings.

See the full reporting method →
Example monthly report layout MONTHLY REPORT — EXAMPLE RANKED KEYWORDS 128 CWV PASS RATE 94% AI CITATIONS 6
Example report layout — illustrative, not a real client's data.

05 / HOW THIS SERVICE RUNS

How this service runs

  1. 01

    Audit

    Crawl and log analysis specifically at catalogue scale — where facets, parameters and pagination are actually spending crawl budget.

  2. 02

    Roadmap

    Indexation and canonicalisation rules defined at the template and facet-type level, so the fix scales with the catalogue.

  3. 03

    Build

    Rules implemented in the platform’s faceted-navigation and canonical logic; category pages rebuilt or briefed for real search intent.

  4. 04

    Report

    Indexation, crawl-budget efficiency and category/product organic performance tracked separately, since they behave differently at this scale.

Rule changes typically deploy within the first 4–6 weeks; re-crawling and re-indexation of a large catalogue can take longer than a small site’s, and that lag is stated plainly rather than glossed over.


06 / PRICE FOR THIS SERVICE

Price for this service

E-commerce SEO is delivered inside Growth (€1,750/month) and Authority (€3,200/month). Add to cart on either.

Retainer

Growth

Actively compete, not just maintain.

€1,750/month + IVA
  • Everything in Foundations' technical and on-page base
  • Monthly content production (new pages and rewrites), scope agreed at kickoff
  • Ongoing outreach for earned links
See the full pricing ledger →

Retainer

Authority

Full-stack, for competitive or multi-market ambitions.

€3,200/month + IVA
  • Everything in Growth
  • Ongoing AI Search Optimisation — entity clarity, extractability, citation tracking
  • International/multilingual technical work where relevant
See the full pricing ledger →

07 / SERVICE FAQ

Service FAQ

Q1 We already did general “SEO” — why isn’t it working at our scale?

Most general SEO advice assumes a handful of pages. A faceted catalogue behaves differently — fixes have to work at the rule level, not page by page, or they don’t hold as the catalogue changes.

Q2 Will fixing faceted navigation break our filters for shoppers?

No — the fix is about what search engines are told to index and follow, not about removing or breaking any filter a customer uses.

Q3 Do you work with our specific platform?

The diagnosis and rule logic are platform-agnostic; implementation is scoped to whatever platform you’re on, with a clear spec for your developer where we don’t have direct access.

Q4 How long until a large catalogue re-indexes after changes?

It depends on crawl frequency and catalogue size — we state a realistic range up front and report actual re-indexation progress monthly.

SEO built for catalogue scale, not a five-page brochure site.


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