Category and product page SEO that sells.
We rewrite and create the categories and product pages that already receive searches with buying intent, with useful copy and data that Google and AI engines can cite.
Free, no card and no commitment. Reply within 48 hours.
The pages that drive the most sales.
In a store, most searches with buying intent end up on a category or a product page. They are the pages to work on first, and the ones most neglected: a category with only a grid of products and a product page with the manufacturer’s description give neither Google nor AI engines anything to cite.
Categories: what a good one needs.
- A title and H1 that match the real search, not the internal name.
- A short, useful text at the top for orientation and, if needed, a fuller one below with buying criteria.
- Links to subcategories, guides and related products.
- Filters that help the customer without generating thousands of indexable URLs.
- List and breadcrumb structured data.
Product pages: what a good one needs.
- A clear title with the product type and its distinguishing feature.
- A unique description that helps people decide, without copying the manufacturer’s and without sounding like search-engine copy.
- Concrete attributes: materials, dimensions, compatibility, care.
- Photos with descriptive alt text.
- Real reviews and product FAQs.
- Product schema with price, availability and ratings.
How we do it with large catalogues.
We don’t rewrite everything. We prioritise by revenue and by searches: we start with the categories and products that already get traffic or bring in the most revenue, and we create the pages that are missing. For the rest, we use well-designed templates and real product data. The Growth plan includes six pieces of content a month.
What it costs.
You start with the Pro audit (€290), which we deduct if you move to a monthly plan: Growth, €1,200 a month, or Scale, €2,500 a month for large or multilingual catalogues. No lock-in, and prices exclude VAT. See what each plan includes.
Frequently asked questions
Where do I put the copy on a category page?
A short text at the top for orientation and a fuller one below, so the products aren’t pushed off screen. What matters is that it offers buying criteria.
Do all product pages need rewriting?
No. We prioritise by revenue and by searches, and the rest is handled with templates and real data.
Will the descriptions sound like SEO copy?
They shouldn’t. A good description helps people decide to buy, and that is also what Google and AI engines value.
Find out what your competitors are taking.
Leave us your store’s website and within 48 hours you get your five biggest opportunities on Google, whether AI engines cite you today and a comparison with your main competitor.
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