Ecommerce SEO · Shopify & WooCommerce

Your collections should be ranking. Not your blog.

In ecommerce, the pages that sell are collection and product pages, and they're usually the ones nobody optimised. We fix the catalogue first: structure, collections, products, schema, feeds. Then we report on the only number that matters here: revenue from organic search.

Four problems we find on most catalogues.

01

Collections competing with each other

Three collections for almost the same thing, splitting the ranking between them. None of them wins.

FixOne page per search; the rest merged or redirected.

02

Filters making thousands of junk pages

Every colour, size and price filter becomes a URL Google tries to crawl, while your real pages wait.

FixFilters kept out of the index.

03

The manufacturer's description, word for word

The same product text as every other seller. Google has no reason to pick you.

FixHero products rewritten in your customers' words.

04

Collection pages with no words

A grid of products and nothing else. Nothing tells Google, or an AI answer, what the page is for.

FixCopy, FAQs and internal links on every collection that matters.

Measured in collections and products, not hours.

What you getFoundationsSmall catalogueGrowthReal organic revenueAuthorityOwn the category
Collections1030Unlimited
Products a month40, templated150, plus 20 hero products by hand400, plus every hero product
Keyword map20 terms, collection level60 terms, plus pages competing with each other120+ terms, every search mapped to a page
TechnicalCrawl, speed, indexingPlus filters, crawl budget, internal linksPlus log files, rendering, international
SchemaProduct, breadcrumbPlus offers, ratings, reviews, FAQPlus full entity markup
Content2 pieces a month4, plus 2 refreshes8 including 2 buying guides, plus 4 refreshes
Feeds and marketplacesNot includedMerchant Center feedPlus Amazon and Flipkart listings aligned
AI searchAI crawlers let in, llms.txtTracking across four enginesPlus original research, weekly monitoring
Reported onVisits, rankingsOrganic revenue, organic conversion ratePlus revenue by collection, AI citation share

Shopify and WooCommerce break SEO in different ways.

On Shopify

  • Metafields and theme sections, not another monthly SEO app
  • Duplicate product URLs pointed at the right version
  • Tag pages that add nothing kept out of Google
  • Filters set up so they don't spawn junk URLs

On WooCommerce, where collections are categories

  • Category and attribute archives cleaned up
  • Plugin bloat removed before it costs you speed
  • Schema that doesn't clash between theme and plugins
  • Filtered navigation handled properly, not with another plugin

Mopadz: every new collection ships with its own metadata and schema, managed from Shopify admin. Zero SEO apps. Read the case study →

The Revenue System

In the Revenue System, SEO builds on what paid has proven.

If we're already running your ads, SEO starts on the collections paid has proven, and every organic sale makes your ad spend work harder. Compound includes Ecommerce SEO Growth: 30 collections and 150 products a month.

D2C brands

Shopify and WooCommerce brands selling straight to customers.

Ads, search and repeat orders, run as one plan to bring down what each new customer costs and get more of them ordering again.

See the D2C plan The plan: The Revenue System · Compound: paid and organic

Questions store owners ask us.

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Both rank. Shopify is easier to keep clean; WooCommerce gives more control, and more ways to break it. The structure matters more than the platform.

Up to 40, 150 or 400 a month depending on the tier, plus hero products by hand on the top two.

At Authority we align your marketplace listings with your site, so they stop competing with each other for the same searches.

About six months to say anything reliable. Collections that already have some authority can move sooner.

Find out which collections could be earning from search.

Thirty minutes on your store and your Search Console. You'll leave knowing which collections should rank, which are competing with each other, and where to start.

  • 01
    Collections that should rankAnd what's stopping them.
  • 02
    Pages fighting each otherThe quickest wins are usually here.
  • 03
    No sequence afterOne call. No chasing.

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