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SEO for online stores

An online store is promoted not through its homepage, but through hundreds of categories and thousands of product pages. That's why SEO for an online store is primarily structural work: deciding which categories and filters should become standalone pages, how to avoid creating duplicates, and how to make a product page answer a “buy” query better than a marketplace listing.

We work with stores on 1C-Bitrix, WordPress with WooCommerce, OpenCart, and custom-built platforms. If the catalog has not been created yet, see online store development: we build the SEO-friendly structure in from the start.

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SCOPE OF WORK

What we do for your online store

Category-based keyword research
We map demand for each category and subcategory, finding queries you have no pages for but your competitors do.
Structure and filters
We decide which filters should become landing pages with copy and meta tags, and which should be blocked from indexing.
Product cards
Title and description templates, specs, reviews, availability, and price in the markup so the product card stands out in search results.
Technical cleanup
Duplicates from sorting and pagination, canonical tags, speed, broken links, out-of-stock products without losing rankings.
Structured Data
Product, Offer, AggregateRating, and breadcrumbs: price and rating displayed right in the snippet.
Content and links
Category copy, answers to buyers’ questions, articles targeting informational demand, and careful off-page link building.
FEATURES

How is an online store different from a services website

A services website has ten pages, and each one can be polished by hand. An online store has ten thousand, and the winner is the one whose templates work correctly: titles, descriptions, markup, and internal linking are generated by rules, not written manually. The second challenge is competing with marketplaces: you cannot beat them for broad queries, so we target the long tail, regional queries, and combinations like “product + attribute,” where marketplaces are weak.

STAGES

What the first few months look like

Month one: catalog audit, keyword research, a structural plan, and high-impact technical fixes. Months two and three: template implementation, new filter landing pages, and category content. From month four onward, growth follows a schedule: we expand the keyword map, work on product pages and links, and report on organic traffic and orders—not rankings for the sake of rankings.

WHY RDMN

What you get

We Count Orders, Not Items
Monthly report: organic traffic, orders, and revenue by category. Rankings are a supporting metric.
Templates Instead of Manual Work
Meta tags, markup, and internal linking for thousands of pages are configured once and work across the entire catalog.
We know e-commerce platforms
Bitrix, WooCommerce, OpenCart, and custom-built catalogs: we fix each platform’s typical issues without lengthy platform-specific research.
No risk to rankings
Any structural changes go through redirects and checks so you don't lose what is already ranking.
BUDGET GUIDELINES

How much does it cost

Store audit

from 35,000 ₽
7–10 business days
  • Technical catalog audit
  • Category-Based Keyword Research
  • Competitor analysis
  • Six-month plan
  • Analysis call
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Online store SEO

from 70 000 ₽/mo.
6+ months
  • Keyword research and structure
  • Meta tag and markup templates
  • Technical revisions
  • Category content
  • Report on orders from organic search

SEO + website improvements

from 120 000 ₽/mo.
Full-Service
  • Everything included in promotion
  • Developer hours per month
  • New filter landing pages
  • Improving product pages and the cart
  • Analytics and Goals

A precise estimate after the brief. The scope of work, timeline, and price are fixed in the contract.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How soon will orders start coming from search

The first changes appear after 2–3 months, with sustained growth after 4–6 months. If a store has many technical issues, the impact of fixing them can come sooner.

Is it worth competing with marketplaces

Not for broad queries. For specific keyword combinations, regions, and products with consultation, yes—and stores consistently win there.

Do you need access to the website

Yes, for technical fixes and templates. If you have your own developer, we hand off tasks to them and verify the result.

What if there are only 50 products

Then it’s closer to a services website, and standard SEO promotion will be a better fit: less expensive and without the templated part.

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