SEO for online stores
eCommerce SEO built around the pages that sell
Amadeus Consulting plans eCommerce SEO around the category and product pages that matter to shoppers. We connect search demand, catalog structure and technical access to a clearer route from landing page to checkout.
SEO from $3,000 a month, including AI search
A connected strategy
Found.Understood.
Chosen.
Owner-ledWork directly with Youssef
SEO experience since 2004Youssef Hodaigui
Clear project scopeAgreed deliverables and review points
Built around your business
Give each category a buying decision
A new collection earns a search role when it answers a distinct shopping question and contains a useful product set. Product variations alone are not a reason to create more landing pages. That decision belongs with catalog maintenance, internal links and the shopper's route to a purchasable item.
What we do
What SEO for online stores covers
We focus on collections and products that answer distinct shopping questions. Technical paths and internal links should support those pages and the route toward checkout.
Category and product page plan
We map search questions to existing collections and products. We identify where a category needs distinct selection criteria, where a product page should carry the answer, and where a proposed new page would duplicate an existing path.
Store technical review
We review crawlable page paths, variants, canonical signals, internal links and discontinued products against the catalog the store actually maintains. We prioritize changes that make important pages easier to find and understand.
Content and on-page improvements
We set page briefs around product facts, comparison points and the shopper's next step. We improve titles, copy and page structure where the store can support accurate answers.
Measurement tied to store decisions
We separate search visibility and visits from orders or other buyer actions. We use available analytics and store data to decide which page groups need further work, while keeping attribution limits visible.
Client experience / eCommerce
Search work for a
one-of-a-kind catalogue.
Search and content work for an antiques dealer with a showroom and national eCommerce reach. Clear collection pages and useful product information matter even as individual pieces sell.
Search & content · Online retail & showroom
- 01
Review the store and its search paths
Youssef reviews the catalog, key category and product URLs, existing search data where available, and the route from landing page to checkout. He agrees the priority page groups with you.
- 02
Set the page and technical priorities
We turn the review into a work plan: which existing pages to improve, which catalog questions lack an answer, and which technical issues require a change before adding more content.
- 03
Improve and check the selected pages
Youssef leads the agreed SEO changes and client review. We check that page facts, links and indexable paths still match the live catalog after implementation.
- 04
Review what changed
We compare the work completed with available search and store signals, then choose the next page group or issue. A rise in search clicks alone is not treated as a sales result.
Why Amadeus
One person accountable.
From strategy to handoff.
You work directly with Youssef Hodaigui, the owner of Amadeus Consulting.
Youssef leads strategy, design and build, client review and handoff. The person discussing your business is also responsible for carrying the agreed work through.
Meet Amadeus →What does eCommerce SEO cost?
Ongoing SEO starts at $3,000 a month, including AI search. The exact scope depends on the catalog, platform, current site condition and work already underway. Audits and migrations receive a separate quote after we review the project.
Can you work with our store platform?
The service covers stores on Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Magento or Adobe Commerce, Wix and Squarespace Commerce. We review the actual setup before recommending changes. Platform choice affects templates, product data, URL handling and what your team can edit, so the work is scoped to the store in front of us.
Will you create a page for every search term or product variation?
No page count is promised. We first check whether a proposed category answers a distinct shopping question and has a useful product set. If an existing collection or product page can answer it clearly, improving that page may be the better use of the work.
How will we judge whether the work is useful?
We agree on the page groups and buyer actions that matter to your store. Available search and analytics reports can show visibility and visits; order data can add commercial context. Those signals need to be read together, because traffic growth by itself does not establish more sales.
How do you choose between improving a product page and adding a collection?
Start with the shopping question. A comparison across several suitable products may belong on a collection; a question about one item's size, material or availability belongs on its product page. Improve an existing answer where it is sufficient, rather than committing the store to unnecessary pages.
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Where is your site
losing customers?
Tell us where visitors get stuck and what you want them to do next. We’ll use that to scope the website or search work.
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