Ecommerce SEO Audit
An ecommerce SEO audit checks how search engines see an online store: product and category pages, filter and sort URLs, duplicate products, missing titles and descriptions, product schema, images and the link between your catalogue and Google Merchant Center. Findings are ranked by the pages that can earn orders, not by a generic score.
Prices shown are starting points. The final cost depends on the size and scope of your project, and we confirm it in writing before any work begins.
A general SEO audit treats a store like a blog with prices. Stores fail differently. Filters create thousands of near identical pages, imports leave products with no SEO title, variants compete with each other, and category pages carry no copy at all.
On one store we found 95 of 97 products with no SEO title or description. On a migrated catalogue, 2,377 products had no SEO title and none had a product type. These are not rare. They are what bulk imports and platform migrations leave behind.
We read the store the way Google does, compare it with Search Console and Merchant Center, and rank the fixes by the pages that already get impressions or sell.
What's included
- Product and category pages: titles, descriptions, headings and copy
- Filter, sort and search URLs that waste crawling or create duplicates
- Variants, duplicate products and canonical tags
- Product schema: price, availability, reviews, GTIN
- Image file names, alt text and weight
- Search Console coverage and the queries each template earns
- Product data checked against Merchant Center
- Ranked fix list with bulk fixes separated from page by page work
How our audits work
Free short check
Send us your site and we reply with the top findings for this audit, free, so you can judge whether the full report is worth it.
Full report
Every finding ranked by impact, with the fix and who should do it. The price is fixed before we begin.
Audit completion letter
A dated letter from us stating what we checked, how and the result. It records our work. It is not a certification.
Is there a certificate for this?
No. Google does not certify stores for SEO. What counts is what Search Console and Merchant Center show after the fixes, and our completion letter records what we checked.
Questions people actually ask
Shopify or WooCommerce?
Both. The faults differ by platform, and we check the ones each platform is known for.
We have thousands of products. Do you check every one?
We check every product in bulk for data faults such as missing titles or GTIN, and sample templates by hand. Bulk faults usually get bulk fixes.
How is this different from your SEO audit?
The SEO audit suits service and content sites. This one is built around catalogues, filters and product data.