Ecommerce SEO Agency

We prioritize your "revenue pages" (top-selling categories and products) first. We then implement automated technical solutions for site-wide metadata and fix structural issues like faceted navigation to ensure Google crawls your most important pages efficiently.

Yes. If you are staying on Shopify, we work within the constraints of the platform. The focus areas are resolving canonical URL issues, reducing script weight from unused apps, improving Core Web Vitals scores, and building a content strategy your Shopify blog can support. We will not recommend migration unless the data supports it.

The clearest indicator is your cost-per-acquisition trend from paid channels. If CPA is rising and your store has no organic baseline, you are fully exposed to platform price increases. SEO and paid ads are not mutually exclusive, but organic search functions as a long-term cost reduction on acquisition. We recommend starting with a free technical audit, it will show you exactly where your organic baseline stands before you commit budget.

We work with both. For existing stores, we perform a deep audit to identify why current rankings are stagnant. For new builds, we ensure the seo services for ecommerce are baked into the code from day one.

Yes. WooCommerce SEO is a core part of our service. We have direct experience with WooCommerce technical architecture, including faceted navigation issues, product variation canonicals, and Yoast SEO Premium configuration. If you have recently migrated from Shopify to WooCommerce, or you are running a WooCommerce store that has stalled organically, our technical audit will identify the specific blockers and fix them.

Cannibalization often happens when category pages and product pages compete for the same term. We use a clear keyword mapping strategy to ensure each page has a unique target: typically broad terms for categories and specific, long-tail terms for products.

Yes. Technical SEO is the baseline of our service. We resolve 404 errors, duplicate content from product variations, and slow server response times that prevent search engines from indexing your full catalog.

We use canonical tags and technical site architecture to tell search engines which version of a product is the "master" page. This prevents "thin content" penalties and ensures your link equity isn't split between ten different color variations of the same item.

In our experience, SEO and conversion are inseparable. We optimize the user journey to ensure that once a visitor lands on your store via organic search, they have a clear path to checkout with minimal friction.

Most clients begin to see measurable improvements in crawl coverage and ranking movement within 60 to 90 days. Significant organic revenue growth typically becomes visible between months 3 and 6, depending on the competitiveness of your niche and the baseline health of your site. Unlike paid ads, these results compound and continue growing without ongoing spend.

Our eCommerce SEO packages are scoped to your store's size, niche competitiveness, and current technical baseline. We don't offer one-size-fits-all pricing because a 50-product store and a 5,000-product store have very different needs. The best starting point is a free audit, from there, we provide a transparent proposal tied to specific growth targets.

Yes. For eCommerce brands with a physical presence or service area, we integrate local SEO signals into the broader strategy. This includes Google Business Profile optimisation, local keyword targeting for category and landing pages, and consistent NAP entity signals across the site. Alphamax is based in London (Covent Garden) and Luton, so we have direct familiarity with local search behaviour in both markets.