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Shoppers search for what you sell and land on other stores.
I improve category and product pages so Google can understand and show them. Ecommerce SEO starts with the pages that sell.
Ecommerce SEO · Pinnacli, Irvine, California
Shoppers search for a product, a type of product or a brand. Ecommerce SEO makes your category pages, product pages and site structure clear for people and for Google. I do the work myself.
Free review by email within one business day. No sales call.
What I solve
Five situations store owners bring to ecommerce SEO, and what I do about each.
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I improve category and product pages so Google can understand and show them. Ecommerce SEO starts with the pages that sell.
Thin product pages
Clear titles, descriptions and product data written for shoppers and search engines. Ecommerce SEO ends supplier copy.
Technical clutter
A technical check of crawling, indexing, speed and duplicate pages, then fixes in priority order. Ecommerce SEO keeps the clutter out.
Traffic, few sales
Category pages and product pages made clearer, with clicks and orders tracked in your ecommerce SEO report.
Growing catalog
A page structure that scales, so new products get indexed and linked from the start. Ecommerce SEO grows with the catalog.
How I work
For ecommerce SEO you always know who does the work, what it costs and what changed.
Every project starts with your market, your competitors and your website. You approve the plan and the fee first.
Search Console, analytics and call and form tracking show what works. Not guesses.
A written scope and a plain monthly report: work done, search changes, inquiries received, next steps.
The goal is calls, form requests and orders, not traffic for its own sake.
Credentials
Each award and certification links to its issuer on verzhykovskyi.com.
Client work
Named clients, real results. You get the same person, a written plan and a monthly report for your ecommerce SEO work.
Also a client since 2024: Modenese Gastone. All clients work month-to-month. See all case studies →
Industries
Each industry gets its own plan, built around what its customers search for.
Free website review
Send your website. Within one business day you get by email: where you show up in Google and AI search, the three changes most likely to bring inquiries, and which SEO service fits, with its fee.
Prefer to message? WhatsApp (818) 290-1408 or email info@pinnacli.com.
Pricing
Clear pricing for ecommerce SEO, with no setup fee. Quoted in writing after the free review.
$1,500a month
One website, one business location
Quotedin writing
Regional, national or online businesses
Feequoted separately
You pay Google for clicks
Month-to-month, 30 days' notice, no setup fee. Prices in US dollars. See pricing details →
How shoppers search
An online store has many pages, and most of them look alike. Ecommerce SEO decides which ones matter.
A store can have thousands of product pages. Filters and product options can create many near-copies of the same page. Ecommerce SEO decides which pages Google should show and makes each one clear.
Category pages often match broad searches, such as a type of shoe. Product pages match specific ones, such as a model. Ecommerce SEO gives each kind of page its own job.
Google supports structured data for products. It helps Google understand price and availability. Whether rich results show is up to Google.
What it covers
Category pages come first, because shoppers often search for a type of product before a specific item. Each category gets a clear title, helpful text and links to the best products.
Product pages need unique descriptions, clear images and complete product data. Ecommerce SEO replaces supplier copy with text written for the person deciding to buy.
Filters, sorting and product options can create thousands of near-copies of one page. A technical check of crawling, indexing and speed decides which pages Google should see and fixes the rest in priority order.
Structured data helps Google read price and availability. Ecommerce SEO sets it up and checks it as your catalog changes.
Shoppers also ask ChatGPT and Gemini what to buy. AI search is part of every ecommerce SEO plan, so your products and policies are described clearly on the page.
Your monthly ecommerce SEO report lists the work completed, search changes, and the clicks and orders tracked.
Services
Questions
Ecommerce SEO applies to most platforms, because Google sees the pages and the technical setup. Tell me yours in the review request.
With the categories and products that matter most to your sales. The free review names the three changes most likely to bring inquiries.
The plan targets searches people make when they are ready to call, book or buy, not every search with traffic. Calls and form requests are tracked, so the monthly report shows inquiries next to rankings.
Local SEO for one business location is $1,500 a month. Larger SEO work is quoted in writing after the free review. For Google Ads you also set an ad budget that you pay to Google.
The first changes go live in month one. Google Ads can bring inquiries soon after launch. SEO builds over months and depends on your competition and your website.
Yes. Every plan starts with your market: what your customers search for, who wins those searches today and what rules apply in your industry.
Every month you get a written report in plain English: completed work, search changes, inquiries received and next month's priorities. You can ask about any line.
Yes. Rankings bring visitors; your website turns them into customers. Page structure, service pages, speed and contact forms are part of the work. Larger redesigns are quoted in writing.
A simple month-to-month agreement. Stop with 30 days' written notice after the first month and keep everything that was done.
No. Google decides rankings, and no honest provider can promise a #1 position. You get the agreed work, honest reports and one person responsible.
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