Ecommerce Keyword Research
Buying-intent keywords mapped to every category and product.
Paid ads get expensive fast. Ecommerce SEO brings shoppers to your store for free, month after month. QCS Pilani's ecommerce SEO services optimise your category and product pages, fix the technical issues that online stores are prone to, add product schema for rich results, and build authority — so your products show up when people search to buy. We work with Shopify, WooCommerce and custom stores.
Ecommerce SEO is search engine optimisation for online stores. It focuses on getting category and product pages to rank for buying searches such as “cotton kurtas for women” or “stainless steel water bottle 1 litre”, and on solving store-specific problems like duplicate product pages, filter URLs, out-of-stock items and slow product images.
Buying-intent keywords mapped to every category and product.
Titles, intro copy, filters and internal links that make categories rank.
Unique descriptions, titles, images and specs that answer buyer questions.
Faceted navigation, canonicals, pagination, crawl budget and duplicate content.
Learn more →Price, availability and review markup for richer search listings.
Image compression, lazy-loading and app clean-up for faster pages.
Guides and comparisons that capture research searches and link to products.
Links from relevant blogs, reviews and digital PR.
Learn more →Shopify and WooCommerce each have their own SEO limits. On Shopify we handle duplicate collection-product URLs, app bloat, theme speed and structured data; on WooCommerce we manage plugins, category and tag archives, hosting performance and canonical settings. Custom stores get a full technical review of URLs, rendering and sitemaps.
Crawl, indexing, speed, schema and duplicate-content review.
Every category and top product gets its target keywords.
Filters, canonicals, sitemaps, speed and schema.
Starting with the pages that drive the most revenue.
Buying guides and authority building.
Organic sessions, conversion rate and revenue from GA4 e-commerce tracking.
Packages are based on catalogue size, because larger stores need more page optimisation and technical work.
| Starter Store | Growing Store | Large Store | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Catalogue size | Small catalogue | Mid-size catalogue | Large catalogue |
| Technical store audit | Included | Included + monthly checks | Included + monitoring |
| Product schema | Setup | Setup + review markup | Full rich-results setup |
| Reporting | Rankings + traffic | + organic revenue | + category-level revenue |
| Price | Quoted after your free audit | Quoted after your free audit | Quoted after your free audit |
| Get a Free Audit First | Get a Free Audit First | Get a Free Audit First |
Store migration SEO is quoted separately.
Send us your store URL and we'll show you why products aren't ranking — free and with no obligation.
We prioritise pages by the sales they can bring.
We implement technical fixes ourselves.
Shopify, WooCommerce and custom stores.
Organic and Google Shopping from one team.
Straight answers before you get in touch.
Ecommerce SEO deals with hundreds or thousands of category and product pages, plus store-specific issues like filter URLs, duplicate products, out-of-stock items and product schema. Most of the work is structural and technical, alongside keyword and content optimisation.
Yes. We optimise Shopify stores for collection and product rankings, fix duplicate URLs, reduce app bloat, improve theme speed and add structured data for rich results.
Technical fixes and product schema often show results within 4–8 weeks. Category rankings and organic revenue usually grow over 3–6 months, depending on competition and catalogue size.
If a product will return, keep the page live with a back-in-stock option. If it is gone for good, redirect it to the closest product or category so you keep its rankings and links.
You can, but the same text appears on many other sites, so those pages rarely rank. We rewrite descriptions for your best-selling products first, adding unique details and answers to buyer questions.
Yes. SEO and Shopping ads support each other: optimised product titles and data improve both, and organic rankings reduce how much you need to spend on ads over time.
Start with a free audit — we'll show you exactly what to fix first.
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