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An ecommerce site is a crawl problem wearing a content problem as a disguise. These pieces are about the parts that scale badly and the parts that scale well.

What is different about ecommerce SEO?

Volume and volatility. A catalogue generates near-infinite addresses through filters and sorts, inventory changes under your pages, and the templates do most of the ranking rather than individual hand-written copy. The work is therefore more about controlling what gets crawled and making templates carry their weight than about writing a better page.

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How we think about this

Faceted navigation is where most crawl budget goes to die. Every combination of colour, size and sort order is a new address, and a search engine will cheerfully spend weeks discovering them instead of your new season. Deciding which facet combinations deserve to exist as indexable pages, and closing the rest off properly, is usually the single highest-value technical decision on a large store.

Category pages are the asset nobody resources. They sit on the commercial intent, they are the page a buyer actually wants when they are still choosing, and in most stores they carry one sentence of copy written in a hurry. A category page that explains how to choose between the things on it outranks a product page every time, and it converts better too.

The work behind these pieces

Where this subject turns into something we are paid to do.

Ecommerce SEO

Grow organic revenue with category architecture, facet control, product schema and content built for catalogue scale. Request an ecommerce audit.

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Technical SEO

Fix crawl waste, index bloat, rendering gaps and Core Web Vitals at template level. Technical SEO audits with a prioritised, developer-ready fix list.

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