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Ecommerce growth
Your catalogue has products people want, but the right collections and product pages are hard to find. We improve how shoppers discover, compare and reach them—with technical SEO, useful category content and reporting that includes sales, not just visits.
Managed support starts at US$3,000/month; focused projects are scoped separately. Compare pricing and what is included.
Search volume alone cannot tell us which categories deserve investment. We consider stock, margin, seasonality, product range and conversion data alongside demand. Then we review collection structure, filters, product variants and the information shoppers need to choose. Revenue reporting uses your available analytics; we do not treat every assisted sale as caused by SEO.
The collection receives relevant searches but its product range has changed.
| Step | What your team should expect |
|---|---|
| Investigate | Review the query intent, available inventory, filter choices, product details and orders for that collection. |
| Decide | Align the collection with real stock and buying needs. Explain meaningful product differences before expanding keyword targeting. |
| Check | The category promise matches the displayed products and shoppers can use filters and buying controls. Track category-level orders separately from visits. |
| Avoid | If the main problem is unavailable stock or an uncompetitive delivery offer, fix that before paying to attract more shoppers. |
You want search to bring shoppers to products you can sell profitably, not simply increase visits.
Collections are harder to find than individual products.
Traffic grows but sales do not follow.
Filters and variants create overlapping pages.
We compare search demand with stock, seasonality, margins and conversion data where available. A high-volume category is not necessarily a good investment if you cannot fulfil orders. The first priorities should reflect the catalogue and commercial goals you share with us.
Collection and product content should answer buying questions: fit, specifications, alternatives and relevant usage details. We work with approved product information and avoid filling pages with text that pushes the shopping controls out of reach.
We review variants, filters, canonical signals and discontinued products in the context of your platform. A temporary stock problem is different from a permanently removed product. Recommendations preserve useful customer journeys instead of applying one rule to every URL.
Where tracking permits, we review organic landing pages alongside purchases and revenue. Changes to stock, promotions and checkout can affect results too. We show that context rather than claiming every improvement in sales came from SEO.
Store architecture and commercial reality are inseparable. The recommendation changes with catalogue size, availability, margin, platform, market, and how customers narrow a purchase.
Products, categories, brands, attributes, use cases, locations, and customer language are mapped to demand. A page is prioritised when it can represent useful inventory and a real buying task.
Filter combinations, canonical rules, pagination, product variants, out-of-stock behaviour, discontinued items, and internal search URLs are reviewed so useful pages remain discoverable without indexing an unlimited catalogue.
Category introductions, product data, reviews, FAQs, images, comparison help, related products, and internal links are planned around the decision. Boilerplate is not repeated merely to fill category templates.
Organic transactions are analysed with conversion rate, average order value, margin, new-customer status, refunds, stock, market, and assisted journeys where the data is available.
The collection and product groups to work on first, with the commercial reason.
Agreed content and navigation changes for shoppers and search engines.
Technical recommendations that distinguish settings, theme work and developer tasks.
Share priority products, stock constraints and target markets.
Agree content and technical changes with your ecommerce team.
Verify buying controls still work and review the affected landing pages.
Aditya led SEO as SEO Manager for a global travel marketplace where inventory, destinations, transactional pages, and international demand had to work as one system.
Source and context: Headout: Aditya’s reported in-house experience.
Architecture, content and commercial measurement.
Global travel marketplace and in-house SEO leadership
Architecture, content and commercial measurement.
Seven-language architecture, content, and revenue measurement
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“Their approach to AI SEO strategy is thoughtful, practical and grounded in what actually matters for the business. They also have a strong understanding of ecommerce, so the recommendations go beyond rankings and traffic to consider visibility, customer journeys and ultimately, commercial outcomes.”
Brand positioning and copywriting strategist
LinkedIn recommendation for Aditya Aman and his team.
We agree the reporting with your team and distinguish completed work from business results. Missing data and other changes affecting performance stay visible.
Direct answers to the questions teams ask before deciding whether this work fits.
Possibly, but more visitors may not be the first priority. We check whether searches match your products and whether landing pages explain availability, specifications and buying options. Pricing, delivery, checkout or product-market fit may need work outside an SEO engagement.
It connects keyword demand, catalogue architecture, technical indexation, category and product content, internal links, authority, and revenue measurement across the store.
Yes. The approach is adapted to the platform, theme, apps or plugins, catalogue size, international setup, and the development access available.
Revenue and transactions matter, but we also monitor non-brand visibility, landing-page types, indexation, conversion, availability, new customers, and assisted journeys.
Yes. We can coordinate priorities with your paid team and use shared product insights. Paid campaign performance and organic results are reported separately; one channel does not prove the other caused a sale.
Tell us about your website, customers and the problem you want to solve. We will discuss fit, responsibilities and a realistic scope before you commit.
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