Ecommerce SEO Services for US Businesses

Category architecture. Structuring category and subcategory pages so they capture search volume for browse-intent terms ("men's running shoes") without competing against your own product pages.

Faceted navigation control. Filters (size, color, price) generate enormous numbers of URL combinations; without careful indexation control, this creates duplicate content and wastes crawl budget at scale.

Product schema. Structured data for price, availability and reviews, which directly affects whether your products get rich results in search.

Site-wide technical fixes. Because ecommerce sites are large, technical issues (broken canonical tags, thin product descriptions, out-of-stock handling) need fixing at the template level, not page by page.

US ecommerce search is intensely competitive — Amazon alone captures a meaningful share of product-search intent before a shopper even reaches Google, and DTC brands routinely compete against much larger retailers with bigger content and link budgets. Winning here typically means owning specific long-tail, comparison and buying-guide content that Amazon's listing pages don't compete for, rather than trying to out-rank Amazon on head terms directly.

• [+]Category and site architecture audit
• [+]Faceted navigation and indexation strategy
• [+]Product and category schema implementation
• [+]Out-of-stock and discontinued-product handling strategy
• [+]Ongoing technical monitoring at template level

Ecommerce SEO typically sits in our Growth tier given the scale involved, starting at $3,200/month. Full detail on our pricing page.