Technical SEO for catalogs.
Crawl budget, index bloat, faceted navigation rules, canonicals, pagination, Core Web Vitals, product schema, migrations, redirect mapping.
Ecommerce SEO agency for stores that need orders, not traffic reports
We’re an ecommerce SEO agency built for catalogs. Category pages that rank for the terms people buy on, product pages that don’t read like the manufacturer wrote them, and coverage Google and ChatGPT both trust. Targets go in writing before kickoff, behind a 100% guarantee: the agreed results or your money back.
The stakes
The risk isn’t your budget. It’s month seven.
Every agency ranking for this search asks the same thing. Give us $5,000 a month, give us six months, trust the process.
Then month seven arrives with a folder of dashboards, a better Core Web Vitals score, and January’s revenue line. They keep the money. You explain it to your CFO.
Meanwhile paid acquisition gets pricier every quarter, thinning margin on orders you already fought for. Organic keeps paying after you stop.
The catalog
Where online store SEO actually breaks
Most stores don’t lose organic revenue to a competitor’s blog. They lose it inside their own catalog.
Faceted navigation turns one category into thousands of crawlable URLs, so Google spends crawl budget on color filters instead of best sellers. Product pages ship with the supplier’s description, so forty retailers compete with the same paragraph. Discontinued SKUs return 404s and take their links with them. Variants split authority across six URLs that should be one. Pagination hides page four from the index.
None of that reads as a ranking problem. It reads as flat revenue.
The sitemap
What our ecommerce SEO services cover
Category page strategy.
Categories are your primary commercial surface. We map keywords to them, write copy that earns the position, and route internal links to the pages that convert.
Product page work at SKU level.
Unique descriptions instead of copied manufacturer text, metadata, structured data, review content, and out of stock handling that keeps the URL alive.
Content that catches buyers earlier.
Buying guides, comparison pages, and sizing content, built from buyer intent research rather than search volume.
Authority and link development.
Editorial placements in publications people read, not directory submissions.
Reporting that ends at revenue.
GA4 and Search Console set up properly, then organic revenue, conversion rate, share of search, and AI citations.
We work on Shopify and Shopify Plus, WooCommerce and WordPress, Magento and Adobe Commerce, BigCommerce, and custom builds. If Amazon is in the mix, start at Amazon SEO.
AI answers
How online stores get recommended by ChatGPT
Ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, or Google AI Overviews for the best running shoes for flat feet and you get a shortlist of brands. No ten blue links to climb, no auction to outbid. The model builds that list from sources it already trusts: articles and roundups in real publications, plus structured data clean enough to tell a machine what your product is.
That’s generative engine optimization, running on entity first content, citation engineering, schema, and authority distribution. Most agencies can audit a site and rewrite descriptions. Getting your brand named inside a publication the models read is the other half of what we do.
The process
How we run it
Audit and baseline, weeks one and two.
We crawl the catalog, pull GA4 and Search Console, see where crawl budget goes, and record where you appear today in Google and in AI answers.
Targets in writing, before kickoff.
Deliverables, timelines, and the metrics we’re accountable for go on paper. The guarantee attaches to that document.
Build, from month one.
Fixes sequenced by revenue, not audit order. Content and placements run in parallel, so authority arrives while the fixes land.
Report against revenue.
Monthly, in orders and organic revenue. Quarterly we reset priorities against what the data did.
Why AceIt
Why brands pick AceIt as their ecommerce SEO agency
Because we moved the month seven risk to our side of the table. Targets, timelines, and deliverables are agreed before kickoff. If we don’t deliver what we committed to, on the timeline we committed to, you get your money back. A 100% guarantee on every engagement.
What we will never do is promise position one for a head term. Search results are not ours to sell, and any ecommerce SEO agency guaranteeing rankings is misleading you. We refund against the agreed work and the outcomes: qualified organic traffic, catalog indexation, share of search, and AI citations.
| Criterion | Typical SEO agency | AceItSold |
|---|---|---|
| If it doesn’t work | You paid for the effort | You get your money back |
| Pricing | Quoted after three calls | Published before you call |
| Links | Outreach volume, outlets unnamed | Editorial placements in publications you know |
| AI search | A line on the services list | The coverage that makes models cite you |
| Who does the work | A junior account manager | Senior people only, replies in 1 to 2 hours |
PR, SEO and GEO, and web sit under one roof, so the coverage we earn feeds your rankings and the AI answers shoppers read first.
Proof
Proof, with the caveats attached
4,200+Visits one anonymized Forbes feature produced for the client’s site
38%Lift in branded search after that same feature, the signal ranking algorithms weigh
DA 94Authority of the backlink it earned, the kind of link outreach volume never buys
12Secondary pickups off one placement, each a further mention the models can read
Clients have been featured in
Our PR work carried Vezbi, a community super app, past 1 million brand impressions during its U.S. expansion, with organic PR doing all of the lifting, the Vezbi case study. Our Forbes program has secured 50+ placements across 12+ industries, and one anonymized feature produced 4,200+ visits, a 38% lift in branded search, a DA 94 backlink, and 12 secondary pickups, on the Forbes program. Clients have been featured in USA Today Network, Daily Mail, Mashable, Entrepreneur, WWD, and Sourcing Journal. We attach timeframes, because a percentage without one is marketing, more at case studies.
The fit
Who this fits
In stockit fits
Online retailers and DTC brands already doing volume, with catalogs from a few hundred SKUs into six figures. Apparel, jewelry, supplements, electronics, home goods, pet, and B2B catalog sellers. Founders and marketing directors done letting ad costs set their margin. Brands that want coverage as well as rankings should read consumer PR.
Out of stockit does not
It doesn’t fit a store launched last month with twelve products and nothing to say yet; start at small business SEO. It doesn’t fit anyone shopping for the cheapest links on the internet.
Questions
Asked before every ecommerce SEO engagement
Anything else, email [email protected] and it comes back in 1 to 2 hours.
Programs that compete in a crowded category start near $3,000 a month, and most serious ecommerce work sits between $3,000 and $8,000. Our SEO engagements run mid five figures to six figures a year by catalog size. Placements are priced individually, so the outlet and cost are visible up front.
Expect early movement in 3 to 6 months and real compounding between 6 and 12, which is why we work to a 12 month roadmap. Technical wins land first: clearing crawl waste can surface hundreds of buried product URLs in a quarter. Placements move faster still.
Scale and surface area. A lead generation site has twenty pages; a store has thousands that change weekly as stock moves. The money sits on category and product pages, not blog posts, so the work centers on faceted navigation, canonicals, variants, and out of stock logic.
Yes, at minimum on the SKUs carrying your revenue. Manufacturer descriptions appear on every retailer selling that item, so nothing tells Google why yours deserves the position. We rewrite in batches, starting with best sellers, adding what shoppers search for: materials, sizing, compatibility, use case.
Yes. Shopify handles the basics well and creates its own traps: duplicate product URLs across collections, thin collection pages, limited control over filters, and apps that quietly slow the theme down. We work inside those constraints daily on Shopify and Shopify Plus.
You get your money back. Deliverables, targets, and timelines are agreed in writing before kickoff, and if we miss what we committed to on the timeline we committed to, we refund you. We never guarantee a ranking position, because nobody owns Google’s results.
Next step
See what we’d fix in your catalog first
Send us your platform and your top twenty revenue categories. You’ll get a reply in 1 to 2 hours with the issues we can already see from outside your site, the terms worth going after, and what we’d put in writing. Backed by a 100% guarantee: the agreed results or your money back.
Every engagement carries a 100% guarantee: you get the agreed results or your money back