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SEO
Ecommerce SEO
Product and category pages that search engines understand, improved a set number at a time, every month.
Online stores often have hundreds of product and category pages, and most never get proper attention. Ecommerce SEO works through them in steady monthly batches. We optimize 25 pages a month, add and check product schema, write one buying guide for shoppers comparing options, and check your product feed and indexing. A monthly report shows what changed.
- 25 product and category pages optimized every month
- Product schema added and validated on each page
- A buying guide and feed checks every month
$1,625/mo
3-month minimum, paid upfront
Up and running in 10–20 working days
What it is
Ecommerce SEO is a monthly search service for online stores. Each month we optimize 25 product and category pages, add and check product schema, write one buying guide for shoppers comparing options, and check your product feed and indexing. You get a monthly report with next month's pages.
Why businesses buy it
Store owners know their product pages could work harder in search, but the fixes are slow and repetitive. Titles need rewriting, schema needs checking and feed errors quietly push products out of results. Doing it alongside running the store rarely happens. Ecommerce SEO takes on a fixed amount of that work each month, in an order agreed with you, and checks every change on the live page. Search results still take time and depend on competition, so we report honestly on what moves and adjust the plan each month.
Problems this solves
Product and category pages carry thin or duplicate titles and descriptions
Each month we optimize 25 product and category pages from a keyword map built at onboarding. Titles, descriptions and page text are matched to what shoppers search for.
Your products show in search without prices or other rich details
We add and check product schema on every optimized page. The schema is validated and each change is checked on the live page, giving Google structured product details.
Shoppers comparing options read competitors' guides instead of yours
We write one buying guide a month for shoppers weighing up options. Each guide answers their questions and links to your relevant products and categories.
Feed and indexing errors quietly hide products from Google
We check your product feed and indexing every month in Merchant Center and Search Console. Problems are flagged in the report so they can be fixed before they cost you visibility.
A good fit if
You run an online store on a platform such as Shopify or WooCommerce, with products and categories worth finding in search.
Your product pages have thin titles, copied descriptions or no structured data, and nobody has time to fix them one by one.
You use Google Merchant Center and want someone to keep an eye on feed and indexing problems each month.
You can name your priority products, categories and competitors, and one person can approve page changes.
Not the right fit if
Your site sells services, not products, and you want articles, fixes and links each month. See Growth SEO.
You only need a one-off clean-up of redirects, canonicals and sitemaps. See Technical SEO Fix Sprint.
You mainly need fresh product copy written in bulk, not monthly SEO. See Product Descriptions Pack.
You have no product feed yet and need one built from scratch. See the Google Merchant Center Feed add-on.
How it works
- Onboarding reviews your store, Search Console and Merchant Center data, then builds a keyword map for your priority products and categories.
- Each month we choose 25 product and category pages from the map and agree the list with you.
- We improve titles, headings, descriptions and internal links on those pages, then add product schema and validate it.
- We write one buying guide a month that helps shoppers compare products and links to the right category pages.
- We check your product feed and indexing for errors, so problems are caught before they spread.
- A monthly report covers what changed, what moved and next month's pages.
What you provide within 72 hours
Your portal lists these the moment you order. Delivery starts the working day after everything is in and your access is checked.
- Staff or admin access to your store, added as a team member rather than a shared login.
- Viewer access to Google Search Console, Google Analytics and Google Merchant Center.
- Your priority products and categories, and the competitors you watch.
- One person who approves page changes before they go live.
The 72-hour rule. Send everything on your checklist, including access, within 72 hours of ordering so your build starts on time.
Timeline
Start
Order placed. Store access and Google account access are due within 72 hours.
Weeks 1–2
Onboarding review of your store and a keyword map for your priority pages.
Month 1
The first 25 product and category pages optimized, with schema checked on each.
Every month
One buying guide written, plus product feed and indexing checks.
Month end
Monthly report with the pages planned for next month.
After month 3
The minimum term ends. Continue month to month, or cancel.
| Option | Delivery time | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 10–20 working days | $4,875 |
What you receive at handover
- An onboarding review of your store and a keyword map
- 25 product and category pages optimized each month, with product schema added
- One buying guide written each month
- Monthly product feed and indexing checks
- A monthly report with next month's pages
- If you stop, the optimized pages, schema and buying guides stay on your store
Expected benefits and how to measure them
- Can bring more shoppers from search to the pages where they buy
- Helps your products show richer details in search results
- Makes it easier to spot feed or indexing problems early
- Organic clicks to product pages
- Compare Search Console clicks to optimized pages for the month before each batch and three months after.
- Organic revenue
- Read revenue from organic search in Google Analytics each month and compare with the period before the service.
- Indexed product pages
- Track indexed pages and errors in Search Console's pages report from month to month.
Before you start: Export three months of organic clicks, revenue and indexed pages before work starts. Note your top-selling products and categories.
These are things to track, not promised results. Outcomes depend on your data, your team and your market.
Running costs
There are no running costs beyond the monthly service itself. If you later choose to buy paid SEO tools, ads or extra apps for your store, those are paid directly from your own accounts and only when you decide.
Ask about running costsCustom requirements
Add a note at checkout if you need something specific. If it fits within the Scope Card it is simply included. If it goes beyond it, you get a written Change Quote within two working days, and that work starts only once you accept it, with its time added to your delivery date.
Request a custom versionHow billing works
There is no separate maintenance, because the work itself happens every month. Each month follows the same rhythm: pick the pages, improve them, write the guide, check the feed, then report and review. The first three months are paid upfront at checkout, which gives search engines time to recrawl the changes. After that it runs month to month, and you can cancel any month.
$1,625/mo
The first 3 months ($4,875) are paid at checkout. After that it runs month to month and you can stop any month.
Ask a questionHow this compares
| Do it yourself | Hire a traditional agency | Upmark Labs | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost | Your own hours, plus SEO and schema apps | A retainer quoted after discovery | One fixed monthly price shown before you buy, with a three-month minimum |
| Pages | As many as you find time for | Agreed in a proposal | 25 product and category pages a month |
| Schema | An app adds it, often unchecked | Sometimes included | Added and validated on every optimized page |
| Feed checks | You notice errors when sales dip | Often a separate service | Checked every month and reported |
| Reporting | You read the dashboards yourself | Format varies | A monthly report with next month's plan |
Questions about this product
How long does ecommerce SEO take to show results?
Usually several months. Search engines need time to recrawl the pages we change, and some categories are far more competitive than others. Fixes such as feed errors can help sooner, because they stop products dropping out of results. We report what moves each month, but we never promise rankings, traffic or sales, because search engines and shoppers decide those.
Which store platforms does Ecommerce SEO work with?
Mainly Shopify and WooCommerce, and other platforms that let us edit titles, descriptions and structured data. We work inside your store with a staff or admin account you add us to. If your platform limits what can be changed, we tell you during onboarding and adjust the page plan so the monthly work still counts.
What does a buying guide cover?
One topic a month that helps shoppers choose, such as how to pick the right size or how two product types compare. Each guide answers the questions buyers ask before they purchase and links to the relevant category and product pages. Topics come from the keyword map, and you approve each one before we write it.
Do you change prices, stock or product photos?
No. We edit the search-facing parts of each page, such as titles, headings, descriptions, internal links and schema. Prices, stock levels, shipping rules and photos stay under your control. If a description needs new facts, we ask you rather than guess, and nothing goes live until the person you name approves the change.
How do payment and the minimum term work for Ecommerce SEO?
Ecommerce SEO is $1,625 a month. The first three months are paid upfront at checkout, covering onboarding and three months of pages, guides and checks. After that it runs month to month, and you can cancel any month. There is no separate maintenance fee, and extra pages beyond the monthly 25 are quoted through a Change Quote.
Can I add link building to Ecommerce SEO?
Yes. Link building is not part of the monthly scope, but the Backlink Pack add-on adds five relevant links a month from real, vetted sites. You can also add the Schema Markup Pack for wider schema coverage, or Content Refresh to rewrite older pages. Each add-on is shown on the product page with its own scope.
What happens to the changes if I stop Ecommerce SEO?
Everything stays on your store. Page edits, schema and buying guides are part of your site, and the keyword map and reports are yours to keep. You remove our access when the service ends. Product catalogs change over time, so plan who will look after new products and feed errors once the monthly checks stop.
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All guides Give your product pages steady attention
Order Ecommerce SEO and have 25 product and category pages improved, a buying guide written and your feed checked every month.
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