Traffic without sales isn't growth - it's noise. TechBinOnline's ecommerce SEO packages are built specifically for online stores that need more than just rankings; they need qualified organic traffic that actually converts into revenue.
Ecommerce SEO isn't the same game as SEO for a blog or a local business. Online stores deal with challenges most SEO strategies aren't built to handle:
We structure your product URLs, categories, and filters for both search engines and buyers — eliminating duplicate content and crawl waste that plagues most stores.
Product ratings, price, availability, and review schema implemented correctly — so your listings stand out in Google with rich results and earn more clicks.
Buyer-intent content at every funnel stage — comparison pages, buying guides, product blogs — turning organic visitors into customers, not just sessions.
Every online store is different - a 50-product boutique and a 5,000-SKU marketplace need very different levels of effort. That's why our ecommerce SEO pricing is structured into clear, scalable tiers, with room for a fully custom ecommerce SEO package if your store needs something more specific.
Not sure which plan fits your store? Let's talk — free consultation.
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| Pages Optimized? | 20 | 75 | Unlimited |
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Full technical audit, product architecture analysis, duplicate content scan, and competitor gap identification across your entire catalogue.
Product schema, category optimization, title and meta overhaul, URL structure fixes, and internal linking — all executed to plan.
Buyer-intent blog content, buying guides, comparison pages, and AEO-formatted FAQs written by ecommerce content specialists.
High-DA article placements, Q&A posting, and backlink acquisition from relevant ecommerce and industry publications.
LCP, CLS, INP tracked monthly. Crawl issues, indexing errors, and page speed regressions caught and resolved proactively.
Rankings, traffic, revenue attribution, and next-month priorities presented in a clear, jargon-free monthly report and strategy call.
AkInfo
We improved search rankings and increased organic traffic through advanced SEO strategies.
Kunal Seth
A full technical and content SEO overhaul put them on page one for their top practice areas.
AkInfo
We improved search rankings and increased organic traffic through advanced SEO strategies.
Kunal Seth
A full technical and content SEO overhaul put them on page one for their top practice areas.
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No matter which plan you pick, every one of our ecommerce website SEO packages is built on these core pillars:
Site speed optimization, crawl budget management, XML sitemaps, structured data, mobile usability, and fixing indexing issues caused by filters, variants, and pagination.
Keyword-optimized titles, meta descriptions, unique product descriptions (no manufacturer duplicate copy), image alt text, and schema markup for rich results (price, availability, reviews).
Optimizing category pages to rank for broader, high-volume commercial keywords - often the highest-traffic pages on an ecommerce site when done right.
Mapping buyer-intent keywords (informational, commercial, and transactional) across your entire catalog, benchmarked against direct and marketplace competitors.
Buying guides, comparison posts, and how-to content that captures top-of-funnel traffic and funnels it toward product pages.
Earning backlinks from relevant publications, product review sites, and industry blogs to build domain authority.
Implementing review schema, FAQ schema, and product schema to improve visibility and click-through rates in search results.
Monthly reports tracking organic traffic, keyword rankings, and - most importantly - revenue attributable to organic search.
Our monthly ecommerce SEO packages support online stores across categories including:
Fashion & apparel
Electronics & gadgets
Home decor & furniture
Beauty & personal care
Health & wellness products
B2B ecommerce & wholesale
Handmade & artisan marketplaces
Grocery & FMCG ecommerce
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They actually work really well together, not against each other. Ads get you instant visibility for high-intent searches, but you're paying for every click. SEO builds long-term, free organic traffic for the same keywords. Most of our clients run both - ads for immediate revenue, SEO for compounding growth that doesn't disappear the moment they pause a campaign.
Usually it's a mismatch between what's ranking and what people are searching for. If you're ranking for the product name but not for buyer-intent phrases like "best [product] for [use case]," you're getting browsers, not buyers. We fix this by aligning content and keywords to actual purchase intent, not just traffic volume.
Lite covers up to 150 keywords and 50 pages — ideal for growing stores. Standard scales to 240 keywords, 60 pages, with conversion tracking and audience reporting. Pro includes the full feature set: 320 keywords, 80 pages, ecommerce conversion rate reporting, ROI reports, and 200 dedicated team hours per month.
Not manually one by one - that wouldn't be practical or necessary. For large catalogs, we build scalable templates, fix systemic technical issues (like duplicate content from variants), and prioritize high-revenue or high-traffic-potential products for deeper, hands-on optimization.
It can, if it's not handled carefully - lost redirects and changed URL structures are the most common cause of ranking drops after a migration. If you're planning a platform switch, loop us in early; a proper migration checklist prevents most of the damage before it happens.
If your catalog size, platform complexity, or growth goals don't cleanly fit into a "small, medium, or large" bucket - say, a 300-product store in an extremely competitive niche - a custom plan usually makes more sense than forcing a standard tier to stretch further than it should.
Start with a free ecommerce SEO audit — we'll identify your biggest growth opportunities and recommend the right plan for your store.