A full crawl covering attribute and filter URLs, pagination, canonical issues and the crawl waste WooCommerce generates at scale.
Theme, plugin, image and hosting-level optimisation targeting the metrics Google actually ranks on.
Turning product category archives into genuine ranking pages with real copy and keyword targeting.
Unique descriptions, optimised titles and complete product schema for rich results.
Removing redundant plugins and taming the database bloat that slows everything down.
Buying guides and comparisons that capture researching shoppers and feed your category pages.
Every crawl, structure and performance issue mapped and ranked — including the plugin-by-plugin speed cost.
Commercial keyword research mapped onto your category structure, restructuring where demand justifies it.
Speed, duplicates and crawl control shipped before any content — so everything after compounds.
Priority categories optimised by hand, products handled through smart templates at scale.
Rankings tracked against orders per category, so budget follows what actually sells.
Fixing speed and structure removes the ceiling every future page inherits.
WooCommerce speed work pays twice — in positions and in checkout rate.
Unlike closed platforms, every fix on WooCommerce is yours to keep and control.
Every category that ranks organically is acquisition cost you stop paying.
Both rank well when managed. WooCommerce offers total control but demands maintenance; Shopify is simpler but constrained. The honest answer depends on your catalogue, team and budget — ask me on a call and I will give you a straight recommendation.
Almost always, yes. Speed problems come from a diagnosable stack of causes: theme, plugins, images, database and hosting. I fix them in order of impact, and the improvement shows in both rankings and conversion rate.
No — everything meaningful is tested on staging first, and I work with your developer or hosting where needed. A live store is treated like a live store.
Any of the major ones works fine when configured properly — the plugin is maybe five percent of WooCommerce SEO. The rankings live in speed, structure, categories and content, which no plugin does for you.
From fifty to fifty thousand. At scale the work shifts from hand-editing to smart templates, category prioritisation and crawl control — the approach adapts, the principles do not.