Ecommerce SEO Services That Fill the Cart
Boosted Lab’s engineers build and grow online stores. We get your categories and products found on Google and in AI shopping answers, fix what holds the store back, and show you every month the orders search brought in.
- 5.0 on Google
- Any platform
- Since 2014
AI Overview cites yourstore.com
Yyourstore.com › women › hiking-boots
Women’s Waterproof Hiking Boots | Your Store
4.8 (312)$149.00In stockFree returns
Your storeA direct line to the team
No go-between: you talk directly with the engineers working on your store.
Fixes shipped, not suggested
Code, copy and full rebuilds done in-house, instead of a to-do list for your developers.
Reported in orders
Each month you see the orders and revenue search brought in, not just where you rank.
Online and in-store
Selling from a showroom too? Maps and local search fold into the same plan as the store.
01Why stores stall
Great products. Pages Google can’t read.
Store platforms make launching easy and ranking hard. Out of the box you get thin category pages, filters that spin up thousands of near-duplicate URLs and product copy shared with every other seller of the same item. Google sees a store that looks like everyone else’s, so it shows someone else.
The fixes are rarely glamorous: page copy, crawl rules, structured data, faster images. Done in the right order, they’re what turns a catalog into pages that rank.
Get your store reviewed free- 01Category pages with one line of textBuying searches
- 02Filter and sort URLs Google keeps crawlingCrawl budget
- 03Manufacturer copy on every productDuplicate content
- 04Oversized images on every pageSpeed and sales
- 05No product data for Google to readStars and prices
- 06Sold-out pages left as dead endsLinks and shoppers
We fix every line, in order of impact.
02Ecommerce SEO services
Every part of the store, built to rank.
All of it in-house, from the category pages that win buying searches to the code that keeps Google crawling the URLs that matter.
- SKU 01
Category and collection pages
Your best pages for buying searches, given the copy, structure and internal links they need to compete.
- SKU 02
Product pages
Unique titles and descriptions, image text and review content, so a catalog reads as pages worth showing.
- SKU 03
Technical SEO
Crawl and index rules for filters and variants, canonical tags, speed and Core Web Vitals, fixed in the code.
- SKU 04
Product schema
Price, stock and review data Google can read, so your listings can show stars, prices and availability.
- SKU 05
Buying guides
Guides and comparisons that answer what shoppers ask before they buy, linked to the products that fit.
- SKU 06
Link building
Earned links from real sites, pointed at the category pages that make money, not only the homepage.
- SKU 07
Migrations
Changing platforms? URL maps and redirects planned before launch, so the rankings you’ve earned move with you.
- SKU 08
AI shopping answers
Clear product facts and reviews that ChatGPT and Google’s AI answers can trust when shoppers ask what to buy.
Want paid search alongside it? Our team runs Google Ads as well, so both channels share one strategy.
03Platforms
Any platform, down to the code.
Plenty of agencies stop at the settings screen. We’re engineers, so when a fix needs template edits, a theme change or a custom feature, we build it ourselves instead of working around it.
Our own build: MotoSeeker, a nationwide motorcycle marketplace made from scratch in server-rendered Laravel, with 1,700+ models in its catalog and about 30 scheduled jobs keeping it current.
See MotoSeeker liveCompatibilityStore platform
- Shopify and Shopify PlusThemes, apps, collections and Liquid templatesSupported
- WooCommerceWordPress themes, plugins and product dataSupported
- BigCommerceStencil themes, categories and faceted searchSupported
- Magento and Adobe CommerceLayered navigation, indexing and speedSupported
- Custom buildsLaravel, headless or anything else, in the code itselfSupported
Not listed? If it sells online, we can work on it.
04Proof
An online parts store, six months in: 2.7× the orders.
A DFW shop selling transmission and performance parts online had stalled: orders were flat and the site was hard to get around. We rebuilt it, repaired the technical base, rewrote the product copy and tidied up the shop’s listings.
Six months of results for one store, measured in Search Console, Semrush and its own order records. Before you commit, we’ll give you a realistic estimate for yours.
05How it works
Your SEO, tracked like an order.
Five stages, and you always know which one you’re in.
- 1
Order placed
Free store review
We check how your categories and products show up in Google and AI answers today, and who outranks you.
- 2
Processing
A plan by revenue
A keyword map for categories, products and guides, with every fix ranked by the sales it can move.
- 3
Packed
Built in-house
Technical fixes, page copy, schema and new pages, all made by our own team.
- 4
Shipped
Live and crawled
Changes go live, and we watch indexing and rankings week by week so nothing slips.
- 5
Delivered
Orders, reported
A monthly report in plain English: the orders and revenue search brought in, and what comes next.
06Reviews
Rated 5.0 by the owners we work for.
Google reviewI was working with a big time website developer, and after several headaches, decided to switch over to Boosted Lab. And boy was it the right decision. Working with Boosted Lab is like having your own developer and marketing agency all at once.
Google reviewWorking with Anton was honestly the best move for the shop. My site was stuck but he turned it around with a clean build and solid SEO. Now we’re reaching customers all over the country instead of just locally.
Google reviewExcellent service, great communication and awesome results! Everything that they told me ended up 100% accurate.
07Auto parts stores
Selling car parts online? That’s where we started.
We started out in automotive, from performance shops to online parts stores. Big catalogs, part numbers and fitment questions are familiar ground.
08Big-ticket stores
A luxury furniture store where SEO outsells paid ads.
Fewer products, higher prices and buyers who take their time before they spend.
Repeat customer
Runyon’s Fine Furniture
Handcrafted western luxury furniture, sold online and from their showroom in Roanoke, Texas.
- Sells on Shopify
- Showroom in Roanoke, TX
Six months of SEO, measured in sales.
- Sales from SEO+62%
- Conversions from SEO+114%
- SEO vs. paid ads in October3.8×
Source: GA4, April to October 2026.
09Questions
Questions store owners ask.
Something else on your mind? Ask it in the form below and the people who would work on your store will answer.
Ask a questionWhat is ecommerce SEO?
It’s the work that gets an online store’s category and product pages found by shoppers on Google and in AI answers. That means fixing how the store is built and crawled, writing pages that match what people search before they buy, and earning the reviews and links that build trust. The goal is orders, not just visits.
Answered by the Boosted Lab team
How do you price ecommerce SEO?
It’s a monthly engagement, priced by what your store needs: the size of the catalog, how competitive your products are, the shape the site is in and how much new content it takes. After the free store review you receive a fixed proposal, so the scope and the price are clear before any work begins.
Answered by the Boosted Lab team
How long before SEO brings in more orders?
Rankings and search traffic usually pick up within the first two to three months. More orders tend to follow from month four to month eight, starting with the categories and products we fix first.
Answered by the Boosted Lab team
Which ecommerce platforms do you work with?
All of them: Shopify and Shopify Plus, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Magento and Adobe Commerce, and stores built from scratch. Because we’re engineers, we change templates and code ourselves when a fix needs it.
Answered by the Boosted Lab team
Do we need to rebuild our store first?
Usually not. Most stores need better pages, cleaner code and a smarter structure rather than a new platform. If the platform or theme really is the limit, we’ll explain why and can handle the rebuild in-house.
Answered by the Boosted Lab team
How is ecommerce SEO different from SEO for other sites?
A store has hundreds or thousands of pages that change every day, with filters, variants and sold-out items that can multiply into duplicate URLs. Much of the work is making that catalog easy for Google to crawl and worth showing, then putting the most effort behind the categories that sell.
Answered by the Boosted Lab team
10Free store review
See what your store is missing.
Send us your store’s web address and a little about what you sell. You’ll get a reply from the people who would do the work, with what’s holding your rankings back and what to fix first.
Your order
- Store SEO auditFree
- Category and product keyword mapIncluded
- First fixes, ranked by impactIncluded
- Platform and code checkIncluded
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Search, websites and software for businesses that want more customers. Built in-house by engineers in Fort Worth, Texas, since 2014.
