We build the category, product, and transactional SEO surface that Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, and Magento merchants need to compound organic revenue. Programmatic collection pages, faceted-nav crawl control, product schema, GEO citation coverage, and a monthly report tied to real GA4 revenue, not vanity impressions.
See what ships every month →E-commerce SEO is the technical, content, and structured-data work that makes a storefront rank on category, product, and transactional queries in Google Search and get cited in AI answer engines. A proper program covers site architecture and internal linking, faceted-nav crawl control, product and offer schema, category-page copy, buyer-intent content, review markup, product feed hygiene, and GEO citation coverage in ChatGPT and Perplexity. The goal is compounding organic revenue reported in GA4 alongside CAC, not vanity impressions.
Median non-brand organic revenue lift, trailing 6 months across active retainers.
Share of e-comm buyer journeys that touch AI answer engines before a branded search.
Average category-page CTR lift after schema and title-tag rebuild.
MV3 value guarantee applies to every Growth AI retainer, e-commerce included.
Priced together on a Growth AI retainer. Same scope as our SaaS and B2B engagements, tuned for storefront realities: SKU volume, faceted navigation, product feed, and review markup.
Every retainer runs the same six programs in parallel. Weighting shifts by month based on the crawl and the GSC data.
Crawl, log-file, and Core Web Vitals monitoring on the whole storefront. Faceted-nav parameter handling, canonical rules, sitemap hygiene, and international hreflang for stores that ship to multiple countries.
Every collection rewritten against live query data: title tag, H1, category copy, internal linking, and product ordering. Where the platform allows, we template it so the pattern applies to thousands of pages.
Product title, description, Product schema, Offer schema, Review schema, plus alt text and image compression. We fix product feed and Google Merchant Center diagnostics in the same pass.
Four assets per month: buyer-intent posts, comparison pages, and category longform. Every asset targets a query with commercial intent already in GSC.
Category prompts run monthly across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, and Google AI Overviews. Findings feed llms.txt, schema, and content priorities.
A GA4-tied report on non-brand organic revenue, AOV, CAC by channel, category rank, and citation share. Delivered as a Notion doc plus a 45-minute review call.
Most e-comm SEO shops sell strategy documents or task labor. MV3 ships both. Strategy is priced with the work; nothing is billed twice.
The first 30 days are diagnostic. We map the buyer journey by category, quantify the crawl budget, rebuild the internal link graph, and identify the 20 percent of pages driving 80 percent of the non-brand organic revenue.
Everything on the backlog our team can ship, our team ships. Category rewrites, schema deploys, content publishing, GSC and GA4 configuration, feed fixes. Your team stays focused on merchandising, not SEO ops.
If our team has not delivered the 90-day scope in month three, you get the fourth month at zero cost or you exit without penalty. Ships in the SOW.
30-day rolling cancellation. No 12-month contracts. If the report stops mattering, you stop paying. Simple.
One monthly retainer. Tool costs, hosting, and integrations are itemized in the SOW. Zero pass-through markup on Ahrefs, Screaming Frog, or Semrush.
Two of the artifacts every store gets each month. No PDF theater; every cell is tied to GA4, GSC, or Ahrefs data.
Every category on the storefront, ranked by trailing-90-day non-brand organic revenue in GA4. Delta versus prior period, delta versus target, and the top three fix priorities for the next 30 days.
Every PDP checked for Product, Offer, Review, and Breadcrumb JSON-LD. Every category page checked for FAQPage and BreadcrumbList. Google Merchant Center diagnostics reviewed and resolved. Findings ship with copy-paste JSON-LD ready for the CMS or theme.
Storefronts with complete Product and Review markup pick up rich-result eligibility, price and availability rendering in SERPs, and structured citations in AI shopping answers. Partial coverage is worse than none, because search engines assume the missing fields are unavailable.
Week 1. GSC and GA4 read access, live crawl, log-file review, competitor snapshot.
Weeks 2-3. Category and product query mapping, faceted-nav audit, schema coverage grade.
Week 4. 90-day priority backlog scored by revenue upside. Signed off in SOW review call.
Weeks 5-10. Category rewrites, schema deploys, content pushes, product feed fixes.
Weeks 11-12. First GA4 revenue report. 90-day plan for the next quarter.
No named clients. Aggregate audit data across storefronts ranging from 500 SKUs to 380,000 SKUs.
of storefronts audited had faceted-nav parameters uncontrolled in robots or canonical
were missing Review or aggregateRating schema on PDPs eligible for rich results
had category-page copy on fewer than 30 percent of collections
had at least one active Google Merchant Center disapproval affecting more than 50 SKUs
per month · 30-day rolling · no lock-in
Prefer to start with a paid audit? See our $997 GEO Audit. Credited against month one on conversion.
Growth AI for e-commerce is not the right retainer if any of the following are true.
Vance oversees the MV3 team of SEO professionals, engineers, and auditors. Every e-commerce engagement is delivered by our team of category strategists, technical SEOs, and content operators; Vance signs off on every deliverable and reviews every audit before it ships.
The audit runs in the first 30 days. Category rewrites start in week five. Non-brand organic revenue moves in month five. The rest of the retainer is compounding.
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