Ecommerce SEO agency for your brand's word of mouth, wherever shoppers look

Amazon works, and it works for Amazon. When a shopper asks an AI assistant for the best product in your category, it works from what it finds across the web. If the richest description of your product lives on Amazon, the recommendation names Amazon and your brand appears as inventory inside their answer. Your own site is where you show up as yourself, with your name on the recommendation instead of the marketplace's. Both channels work. Only one of them builds your brand.

Paid, email and content keep a marketing team busy, so it makes sense AI search hasn't made anyone's list yet. We take on the specialist work: ecommerce SEO on your product and category pages, comparison pages built on what shoppers ask, outreach to the reviewers and roundup writers in your category, and measuring what moves. Along the way we explain the reasons, so your team knows what to keep doing. Your people keep the day-to-day, and we keep checking the searches and AI answers that matter to you.

It depends on where the details are and what form they take. Ingredients in an image. Specs in a dropdown that loads after the page. Differences between versions explained nowhere. The details exist, but Google and ChatGPT can miss them where they sit. We rebuild those pages so every detail a shopper compares sits on the page itself, with comparison and FAQ sections built on what shoppers ask, so Google and ChatGPT can put you next to a competitor.

You judge the work by your own orders. Before the work starts, we make sure those numbers can be counted and record where they stand, then look at what ChatGPT and Google's AI are saying about you each month and set your numbers beside those starting figures each quarter, whether they've moved or not.

No. Start with the products that matter, the ones you want to be known for, the ones where you have a differentiator, and the ones where a shopper is most likely to ask an AI assistant for a recommendation. A brand with five clear hero products beats a brand with five hundred pages AI can't read. Depth on the products that matter is worth more than breadth across a catalog.

Small brands can do well here. AI matches a product to a question instead of ranking by market share, and a specific brand that clearly fits one use case is easier to recommend than a large brand that claims to fit every use case. If you are the obvious answer to "best X for Y under Z," being easy to read decides it before name recognition does.

At $1,500 a month for ongoing work, the math uses two numbers you already have: what a first order is worth, and what that shopper spends each time they reorder. Your orders, compared with the month we started, show what it's doing. The AI Search Game Plan, from $1,500, starts with your products: which ones come up when a shopper describes what they need.

We can't put a date on it. Product answers draw on reviews, retailer listings and roundups as well as your own pages, and those other sites change on their own schedules. We start with your best-documented products, the ones whose size, materials and use are spelled out on the product page, then work through the rest of your line, which also depends on reviews and retailer listings saying what your pages say.