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SEO built around your catalogue's structure, not a blog bolted onto your shop.

Category logic, pagination, faceted navigation, and product-level structured data — the levers that actually move an online store's rankings as it grows.

Is this for you?

  • Your catalogue runs from roughly 500 to 5,000+ SKUs, and rankings haven't kept pace with its size.
  • Similar product or category pages seem to compete with each other in search instead of both ranking.
  • Faceted navigation or filters have quietly created thousands of thin, duplicate, or unindexed pages.
  • Seasonal or inventory changes keep breaking indexing in ways nobody's tracking.
  • You need SEO discipline that survives a catalogue that changes weekly, not a content plan built for a static site.

Not for you if: You're running a small catalogue under about 50 products — On-Page & Content SEO will do more for you at a lower cost until you're at real catalogue scale.

What's included

How this service runs

  1. 01

    Map

    We map the full catalogue's structure — categories, filters, pagination — against what's actually indexed.

  2. 02

    Diagnose

    Cannibalisation, thin pages, and crawl-budget waste are identified specifically, page by page where needed.

  3. 03

    Fix

    Structured data, category logic, and faceted-navigation rules are corrected at the template level, so fixes scale across the whole catalogue at once.

  4. 04

    Monitor

    New, changed, and discontinued products are tracked so indexing doesn't silently break as your catalogue moves.

  5. 05

    Report

    You get a report on catalogue health — indexation, structured data coverage, and cannibalisation — not a blog post count.

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Packages & pricing

Store Foundations

€1,950 excl. VAT

One-off · 28 working days

  • Catalogue architecture audit
  • Structured data implementation across the product template
  • Category & filter SEO setup
  • Cannibalisation fix list

Store Growth

€1,690 /month

3-month minimum · 1-month notice

  • Everything in Foundations for up to 5,000 SKUs
  • Ongoing catalogue monitoring
  • Monthly indexation & structured-data report
  • New-category setup as the range grows

Enterprise Catalogue

Custom quote

  • Scoped individually against catalogue size, platform, and internationalisation needs
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Reported at the catalogue level, not the blog-post level.

You get indexation coverage, structured-data coverage, and a cannibalisation count — the metrics that actually describe whether a large catalogue is healthy in search — reported monthly, alongside category and product-level ranking movement where it's meaningful at your scale.

Frequently asked questions

01 Do you write product descriptions?

Not as the primary focus — this service is architecture-first. Where thin or duplicate product copy is actively hurting indexation, we'll flag it and can quote it separately; the bulk of the work is structural.

02 What platform do you support — Shopify, WooCommerce, PrestaShop?

All of the above and most others. The principles (structure, pagination, structured data, crawl budget) are platform-independent; the implementation detail changes per platform, and we'll tell you upfront if something needs your developer.

03 My catalogue changes constantly with the seasons — does that break the SEO work?

It's exactly what Store Growth's ongoing monitoring is for — seasonal and inventory churn is the normal state of an e-commerce catalogue, not an edge case, so the retainer is built to catch it rather than react to it after rankings drop.

04 What happens if I go over 5,000 SKUs mid-contract?

Get in touch and we'll rescope to Enterprise Catalogue — the architecture work carries over, so it's a pricing conversation, not a restart.

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Get SEO that scales the way your catalogue does.

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