Technical SEO
Indexing, speed, and template-level improvements for better crawl efficiency.
Learn moreOptimize product and category pages so shoppers find you before they find competitors.
Your catalog is your content - structure matters.
A clean taxonomy helps users browse and helps search engines understand relevance.
Improve titles, descriptions, and structured data so product pages earn clicks.
Capture high-intent queries that convert into orders over time.
The fundamentals that drive store rankings.
Map categories and products to search terms with buyer intent.
Improve category pages, filters, and internal links to reduce thin/duplicate issues.
Titles, descriptions, image alt text, and schema that help products stand out.
Indexing, canonical rules, and performance improvements for large catalogs.
Audit → structure → optimize → expand.
We review indexing, templates, and how categories/products are currently organized.
Define which pages should rank for which terms and prevent cannibalization.
Improve titles, copy blocks, internal linking, and structured data.
Expand into new categories and supporting content as the store grows.
Most stores - Shopify, WooCommerce, and custom storefronts. The approach adapts to your stack.
They can. We help manage faceted navigation so you avoid duplicate and thin index pages.
Yes - especially for best sellers and high-margin categories.
It depends on catalog size and competition. We aim for quick wins while building long-term growth.
Indexing, speed, and template-level improvements for better crawl efficiency.
Learn moreFind profitable queries and map them to products and categories.
Learn moreAdd supporting pages that capture long-tail demand around your products.
Learn moreE-commerce SEO is the work of making your online store the result shoppers actually find when they search for what you sell. It goes deeper than a typical website because product pages, category pages, filters, and inventory all compete for attention and can quietly cannibalize one another. Done right, it brings in buyers who are ready to purchase, not just browse. For a store, that means traffic that converts, lower reliance on paid ads, and revenue that compounds month over month.
At Gotham Site Studio, this is founder-led and hands-on from the first call to the last optimization. There is no account-manager relay or offshore template work. We start by auditing your store's structure, technical health, and the keywords your shoppers truly use, then prioritize the fixes that move revenue first. From Brooklyn, we rewrite product and category pages, tighten site architecture, resolve duplicate and thin-content issues, and earn relevance for the searches that matter. No bloated retainers, no filler reporting.
The result is a store that ranks for buying-intent searches and turns that visibility into orders you can measure. Because the work is built on your real catalog and customers, it keeps paying off long after launch. If you want to know exactly where your store is leaking traffic and sales, start with a free audit and consultation. We will walk your site, flag the highest-impact opportunities, and show you a clear plan before you commit to anything.
Pricing depends on your store's size, catalog complexity, and how competitive your market is. A small boutique needs far less than a store with thousands of SKUs. Because the work is founder-led with no bloated retainers, you pay for real optimization, not overhead. The free audit gives us what we need to quote an honest, scoped price before you commit.
We begin with a hands-on audit of your store's structure, technical health, and keyword landscape. From there we prioritize fixes by revenue impact: product and category page optimization, site architecture, and resolving duplicate or thin content. You work directly with the founder throughout, so decisions move quickly and nothing gets lost in handoffs between teams.
SEO is a compounding effort, so meaningful movement typically builds over a few months rather than days, depending on your competition. Included is a full technical and content audit, on-page optimization of product and category pages, site structure improvements, and clear guidance on next steps. You always know what was done and why, without filler reporting.