Ecommerce SEO for catalogues that are too large to fix by hand
Ecommerce SEO here means fixing the templates and data that every product page is generated from, so one change improves hundreds or thousands of pages at once. The work covers category pages, product pages, structured data, internal linking and the content buyers and AI assistants look for before they buy.
Sounds familiar?
- Category pages rank on page two while competitors with weaker products hold page one
- Product pages are short, manufacturer-copy duplicates, or missing Product and Offer markup
- Schema prices or availability drift out of sync with the page
- Search Console shows high impressions and low CTR on your money pages
- Tracking shows suspicious ecommerce numbers nobody has questioned
What we fix and deliver
- Category and product blueprints: field lists, section order, length norms and the rules for generating content from your own data
- Product, Offer, Brand and BreadcrumbList structured data built from catalogue fields so it never drifts
- Bulk content production for products and categories, validated programmatically before import
- Faceted navigation and pagination rules that keep crawl budget on pages that sell
- Meta and title rewrites aimed at CTR on pages that already rank
- An import-ready file in your platform's exact field order, with a round-trip test before full import
How it runs
Priced per phase: blueprint, production per catalogue segment, and implementation support. Storefront builds are scoped separately. How pricing works.
- Catalogue exportProducts and categories exported with every field, so the build starts from your real data.
- BlueprintsOne template per product type, agreed with you before anything is generated.
- ProductionContent and structured data generated from the blueprints and validated record by record.
- Import and verifyRound-trip test, staged import, then checks against the live pages.
Related work
Ecommerce and physical offices
A precious metals dealer's full catalogue, rebuilt on verified data
An established dealer had good brand visibility but thin product pages, no product structured data and inner pages that blocked datacenter traffic. The whole catalogue was rebuilt to two templates with every figure checked.
Ecommerce group, three domains
A three-domain garden retail group, up 120% year on year after seven months
Three ecommerce domains competing with each other, a duplication defect across 466 products and broken ecommerce tracking. Seven months later, Search Console showed 120% year-on-year growth across the group.
Ecommerce, educational toys
An educational toys store measured against 23 competitors, page by page
A specialist toy store wanted to know why hypermarkets and marketplaces outranked it on its own brands. The answer came from the raw source code of 23 competitors.
Start with what is actually wrong
Not sure what is wrong yet?
Run a free check on Website AI Score to see what blocks search engines and AI assistants on your page. Send the report with your brief and the proposal starts from real findings.
Frequently asked
Which platforms do you work with?
The work is done on catalogue data and templates, so it does not depend on the platform. Recent engagements include OpenCart, custom PHP and headless stacks, and Shopify projects are planned the same way.
Can you write content for 300 or more products without it being generic?
Yes, when the catalogue has real data. A recent build produced 361 product pages where most content was generated from verified specification fields and shared lookups, and only a short introduction was unique per product. Every record passed automated checks before import.
Is AI-written product content a risk?
Unverified AI content is. Every figure in generated content must come from a catalogue field or a verified reference, and records that fail validation do not get imported.
Do you build ecommerce stores?
Storefront builds are scoped as a separate engagement under website builds. Most ecommerce work is on existing stores.
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