Ecommerce SEO agency measured on orders

Ecommerce SEO is making sure your category and product pages are found for what people type into Google, and that those visitors go on to order. The difference from SEO for an ordinary website is the scale: hundreds or thousands of pages, filters, stock that changes and product data that Google needs to be able to read.

Yes. We work in Shopify, WooCommerce, WordPress and custom platforms. Each platform has its own quirks, such as Shopify’s collection URLs or the category structure of WooCommerce. We adjust copy, titles, structured data and canonicals directly in your platform, so you do not have to worry about it.

With the categories, not the products. A good category page captures the searches for dozens of products at once. After that come the products with the most revenue and the product data that applies to all pages. That way you see results quickly without having to rewrite every product separately.

That depends on your starting point. At Tavellio the positions of the two most important collections rose within six weeks from an average of 10.7 to 3.6 and from 8.3 to 3.1, because the foundations were already in place and the pages mainly needed to be set up better. For a shop that is hardly found at all, it takes several months before the revenue from SEO really counts.

Yes, if you choose the right keyword for each country. For Tavellio we work in six markets (the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, France, the United Kingdom and the United States) and found that Germans search for “Akku Tischleuchte” and the French for “sans fil”. On top of that, hreflang tags and the country versions of your shop must be technically correct, otherwise Google shows the wrong version.

On the revenue from your shop itself. At Tavellio, Google Analytics turned out to be missing more than half of the traffic, which made SEO look far less effective than it was. That is why we link positions and clicks from Search Console to the orders in your shop platform, per category.

You do not have to, but the two often work well together. Google Ads and Shopping bring immediate traffic for categories where SEO still has to grow, and the search terms from Ads show where new SEO opportunities lie. For Google Ads we recommend a budget of at least € 500 per month.

No. We work for at most one client within the same industry and region. What we research and build for your shop, we do not use for a direct competitor.

You pay a one-off set-up fee and then a fixed amount per month, which you can cancel monthly. The amount depends on the number of categories and countries and the state of your shop. In a free intro call we give an honest estimate for your situation.