BigCommerce SEO
BigCommerce gives you more SEO control out of the box than most platforms. Using that control well is what separates stores that rank from stores that do not.
Case study results, 12 months
Our published ecommerce SEO case study.
Same campaign.
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BigCommerce lets you edit URL structures, meta data and redirects without a developer. The problem is rarely what the platform can do. It is the settings nobody revisited after launch, and the category pages nobody built.
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Filter combinations can create large numbers of crawlable URLs that dilute your category pages.
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Changing URL settings without a redirect plan, or old URLs left from a replatform, can quietly leak rankings.
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Heavy themes and app scripts slow product and category pages down.
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Category and brand pages with only a product grid struggle against competitors with real content.
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Multiple storefronts and currencies need careful canonical and hreflang handling.
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Blog posts about your bestsellers often compete with the category pages you need ranking.
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Indexing, faceted search, URL settings, redirects, structured data and page speed.
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Optimise the category and brand pages you have, build new ones around proven search demand, and tighten product titles, descriptions, variants and internal links.
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Supporting content that strengthens your categories, and digital PR campaigns that earn editorial links to the pages you want ranking.
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Organic revenue, reported every month.
Whether you are moving to BigCommerce or away from it, we map every URL, plan the redirects and check everything at launch, so your rankings come with you.
Most BigCommerce stores do not need a new platform. They need the settings, category pages and authority to compete.
Case study: luxury gifts store
Month one found three problems. Broken canonical and hreflang tags were showing the wrong country pages in the wrong markets. Category pages were thin or missing. Blog posts were cannibalising the store's core product keywords. We spent three months fixing the technical issues, rebuilt and expanded the category pages, consolidated the competing content, then ran three months of digital PR that earned around 50 high-authority links.
+62% organic traffic · +141% organic revenue · 1,866% return on investment
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“We have been able to increase search traffic by 160% and conversions by 314% year over year.”
Taavi · Messente
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“A true professional that has delivered remarkable results in less than 6 months.”
John Carter · TCGen
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“Clear, actionable SEO strategies… delivered measurable results.”
Minas Stratigos · Avatus
“Of the 15+ projects we’ve worked on together, all are showing quarterly growth.”
Grant Draper · Acorn Content
“The work completed so far has generated an additional $1.5 million in sales pipeline revenue.”
Ed Cravo · Groundbreaker
“Honest about what could be achieved, and he over delivered.”
Thomas Westenholz · Positive Edge
“Great on-site technical knowledge and solid link building methods. We are now moving in the right direction.”
Andy Barr · Computer Planet
“Went above and beyond to satisfy us. Very honest and hard working.”
Chris Brown · Unbolted
“Able to deliver some solid links for a very difficult industry to build links in.”
Jarod Spiewak · Team Blue Dog
Yes. It gives you strong built-in control over URLs, meta data and redirects. Results depend on how those controls are used, and on your content and authority.
Usually a store user account is enough. For theme changes, we work with your developer or agency.
Yes, including multiple storefronts and international currencies.
Every campaign is scoped to your store, so we do not publish a price list. Book a call and we will give you a clear figure. There is no minimum term: we work month to month.
Yes. We offer one-off BigCommerce SEO audits, scoped to the size of your store. Get in touch for details.
Book a call and we will look at your store and your competitors, then tell you where the growth is.
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