WorkshopScoped individually
E-commerce Integration Discovery
A workshop on the flows between the store, ERP, CRM, warehouse, payments and delivery: which data, which way, how often and who owns it.
SEO and organic growth
Organic traffic is one of the most durable sales channels, but online stores lose it easily — through duplicate content, slow pages, weak categories or technical errors. We treat SEO as an engineering task with clear priorities and measurement.
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Audit and baseline
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Technical fixes
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Categories and content
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Measurement and reporting
When you need it
Organic traffic is flat or declining.
Categories and products do not rank for the searches that drive sales.
Search Console reports errors that nobody addresses.
There is no clear picture of which SEO actions actually work.
Our approach
Indexing, structure and speed before work on content.
Focus on the pages that attract searches with commercial intent.
Search Console and analytics show what works — without promises about rankings.
SEO and organic growth
Indexing, crawling, canonical URLs, redirects, duplicate content and internal links.
Titles, meta descriptions, heading structure and content that matches search intent.
Catalogue structure, filters, descriptions and internal linking aimed at commercial-intent searches.
A plan for articles and guides that support key categories — without keyword stuffing.
Product, BreadcrumbList, Organisation and other schema.org markup that reflects the real content.
Improving LCP, INP and CLS through specific technical changes.
Setting up and checking Google Search Console and GA4 so the organic channel is measured correctly.
Tracking indexing, rankings and traffic with clear monthly reports.
A prioritised monthly plan of technical tasks, content and impact measurement.
Use cases
Typical scenarios — every project starts from your own process and data.
Checks of indexing, duplicate content and structured data.
Copy, internal links and filters that help both search engines and customers.
Redirects and checks when changing platform or structure.
Technical review
Filters, sorting and parameters that create thousands of indexable URLs with no value of their own.
Products reachable through several categories, and variants that compete with each other in search.
Whether categories match real searches and carry unique copy above or below the products.
Redirects and status codes for products that are no longer sold, so accumulated value is not lost.
Measuring by page type — home, category, product, cart — because problems usually live in the template.
Product, Offer and BreadcrumbList markup that matches the visible price and availability.
Pricing is set once the scope is clear and is provided in a written quote.
Request a quoteConsultant-led formats with a clear scope that we usually start with.
WorkshopScoped individually
A workshop on the flows between the store, ERP, CRM, warehouse, payments and delivery: which data, which way, how often and who owns it.
How we work
A technical audit and a record of current Search Console and analytics metrics — for an honest comparison later.
First the issues that block indexing, then speed and structure.
Optimising priority categories and a content plan that follows search intent.
A monthly report: what was done, what changed in the data and what the next priorities are.
SEO and organic growth
No. Nobody can honestly guarantee specific rankings. What we commit to is a transparent process, prioritised actions and measured results.
Technical fixes can have an effect relatively quickly, but sustainable organic growth usually takes months of consistent work.
Yes. For multilingual stores we plan hreflang, the URL structure and the content for each market separately.
A practical list of the technical checks that most often limit an online store's organic traffic — from indexing to Core Web Vitals.
Eight technical problems that quietly cost online stores orders — from updates and slow categories to broken integrations and backups — and how to check for them.
Sales dashboards, funnel and abandoned-cart analysis, GA4 and recommendations for improving the customer journey.
Shopify and WooCommerce maintenance, monitoring, performance and security — so your store runs reliably every day.
A structured assessment of your store, data and processes that ends with a prioritised improvement plan.
Describe your task and we will suggest a suitable scope and engagement model.