In an online store, category and filter pages ("size + season", "brand + model") bring most search traffic. That is where we start.

How many customers could your site bring from Google and AI?

We work it out from real search demand for your services, and then show you what it costs to get there.

Common store problems

  • the same meta description on hundreds of filter pages;
  • titles stuffed with repeated words and pipes;
  • category pages with no text at all;
  • empty filter pages that still rank;
  • product pages competing with their own category;
  • promises in descriptions that store policies do not back.

What we do

  • you list the page types in our form, we work on those;
  • search data and positions per page;
  • new titles, descriptions and H1s;
  • short factual copy and FAQs;
  • schema.org for product list pages;
  • recommendations for empty pages and removed products.

Platforms

An audit and report for WooCommerce, Shopify and other platforms; optional auto-fixes on WooCommerce. Prices and products stay untouched.

Online shop SEO: prices

SEO and GEO in a single package: Google and AI answers. Paid once, the price depends only on the number of pages you choose: categories, filters people search for, best-selling products. A small shop needs package S, a catalogue with categories and filters - M or L.

up to 25 pages

Audit and report: $49
with auto-fixes (WordPress): $79

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Suits a shop

up to 100 pages

Audit and report: $129
with auto-fixes (WordPress): $199

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Suits a shop

up to 300 pages

Audit and report: $259
with auto-fixes (WordPress): $399

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up to 1,000 pages

Audit and report: $499
with auto-fixes (WordPress): $799

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Audit and report - ready fixes for every page and where to make them, no website access required. Implementation is optional after the audit: auto-fixes for WooCommerce or our specialist for Shopify, Magento, PrestaShop and others. Over 1,000 pages - package XXL, all packages in the GEO SEO price list.

  • Nothing changes on your site without your consent
  • Your prices and products stay untouched
  • The result stays on your site for good - no subscription

Ecommerce SEO: where we begin

Shoppers usually search for a category rather than a particular product: "men's trainers", "corner sofa", "engine oil". That is why ecommerce SEO starts with categories and subcategories: each gets its own query, its own title and a short factual text - delivery, returns, how to choose. Next come filter pages that people actually search for, and the most popular product pages.

A product page gets a clear title with the model and its main feature, Product markup with price and stock status, and answers to frequent questions. This is what Google shows in search results and what AI uses when answering "where to buy".

Online shop SEO for AI search

Shoppers increasingly ask ChatGPT or Google AI questions like "which cordless vacuum is best under 300" or "where can I buy tyres near me". AI builds its answer from clear pages: a "from" price, delivery terms, questions and answers. Without these, a shop can rank at the top of Google and still be left out of AI answers.

SEO for fashion, furniture and car parts shops

The approach stays the same, the emphasis changes. A fashion shop needs categories by type, gender and season. A furniture shop - sizes, materials, delivery and assembly. A car parts shop - fitment by make and model, a cosmetics shop - skin type and ingredients. We choose queries for categories and filters around exactly these attributes.

Questions

Do you write product descriptions?

No, we focus on categories, filters and key pages; copy is built from your store facts.

What about out-of-stock filter pages?

Keep them live with an "out of stock" note and links to similar items, rather than deleting them.

Check your store pages free

We show category and filter problems before you pay.

How many customers could your site bring from Google and AI?

We work it out from real search demand for your services, and then show you what it costs to get there.