Ecommerce SEO Services
& AI Product Discovery

I start with your priority ranges, markets and sales evidence. The agreed work can cover technical access, categories, product pages, internal links, structured data, product feeds and measurement. I identify the templates and product quantities in the proposal, so a catalogue-wide recommendation is not confused with rewriting every item.

Yes. I can diagnose the store, set the strategy, write actionable briefs and review the changes your developers or content team deliver. You work directly with me. My SEO consultancy is suitable when you need independent direction rather than a replacement delivery team.

The platform services include Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento and BigCommerce. I check your theme, extensions, permissions and development support before agreeing implementation. Amazon listing optimisation is a separate marketplace service, not a substitute for improving your own store.

I compare demand, current visibility, stock and commercial importance. Categories often serve shoppers comparing a range; individual products answer specific model, feature and purchase questions. The first priority is the page type with a worthwhile opportunity and a fixable constraint, not automatically the one with the most URLs.

Yes. I can review Merchant Center, the product source and the website information behind eligible free listings. There is no Google advertising charge for those free placements; my service fee is separate. Google Shopping management covers setup, feed optimisation, diagnostics and ongoing management in more detail.

No. Organic search and eligible free product listings can be developed without buying advertising. Paid campaigns can help test demand or support priority ranges when the numbers make sense. I agree budgets and responsibilities separately through Google Ads management, and do not treat paid clicks as an organic SEO result.

I improve the product facts, comparisons, accessible pages and offer consistency that support useful discovery. I also review relevant buyer questions and product-feed opportunities. Inclusion is decided by each platform and can vary by market. An AI visibility audit helps establish what is visible and which information is missing; it does not buy a recommendation.

Not as an unchecked bulk rewrite. I may use AI to organise research or prepare drafts from approved specifications, but product facts, claims, terminology and differences need review. I prioritise pages where better information helps a buyer. Manufacturer copy is a starting reference, not enough on its own to explain why someone should buy from your store.

Yes, within the agreed production scope. I review image quality, responsive sizes, compression, descriptive alt text and loading, and identify demonstrations or comparison shots buyers need. AI-assisted backgrounds or creative variations must preserve the real product and meet the destination rules. I do not invent product performance, accessories or endorsements.

I assess them by purpose. Useful category combinations may deserve a search landing page; endless filter combinations usually need tighter control. Variant URLs, canonical signals and product markup must agree. Temporary stock gaps, permanent discontinuation and genuine replacements each need a different decision rather than a blanket redirect to the homepage.

Yes. I can inventory important URLs, map appropriate redirects, review the new templates and test indexation, analytics and product-feed destinations before and after launch. I need involvement before old URLs are removed. Development, hosting and checkout engineering remain with the agreed technical owners.

Yes. I plan around countries you can fulfil reliably, then review language, currency, availability, delivery and returns for each audience. International SEO and multilingual SEO support the structure. A translated catalogue alone does not resolve market-specific terminology or buying expectations.

I flag missing or inconsistent product, shipping and returns information and work within your approved consent and access process. Your authorised advisers approve legal wording and regulated claims for the markets you serve. I use the access needed for the work and do not ask for payment-card data or unrestricted customer exports.

The timetable depends on the baseline, size of the catalogue and speed of implementation. I distinguish delivered corrections from changes in search visibility and sales. Reporting follows priority categories, qualified visits, purchases and revenue, with stock, margins, returns and attribution gaps considered where data is available. We agree a review cadence instead of judging the work by a single ranking.

I quote for a defined audit, implementation project or ongoing engagement. Catalogue size, markets, platform complexity and team support determine the scope. Your business retains ownership of its store and accounts. The proposal identifies fees, access, deliverables and any separate tool, advertising, translation or creative costs before we begin.