Ecommerce SEO agency
More of your products found, in more languages
Category pages, product content and technical fixes for Shopify and Magento stores.
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Dices Agency is an ecommerce SEO agency for Shopify and Magento stores. We help store owners get more products found in Google and AI answers, in more languages.
We fix the store’s technical problems and write category pages and product content. We also build links from real sites.
Plans start at $1,500 a month. Start with a free audit: two or three real problems on your store, and how to fix them.
Every result on this site shows its date and its source. Where our numbers come from
Straight answers
Why stores call us, and what we do about it
Stores call us after a traffic drop, rising ad costs or products nobody finds. Behind those calls sit three worries, each with our answer.
Fear of damaging the store's rankings
Our answer
Our answer
No risky live changes in a hurry. Every change is explained before it goes live. Theme or app work beyond SEO fixes goes to your developer, or we quote it first.
Anything we get wrong, we fix at our cost.
Agency prices for AI filler
Our answer
Our answer
Two clear options: AI-assisted or fully human. Either way, a person checks every piece. The final plagiarism and AI checks run with your tools.
You choose the option, and both prices are on the page.
Months with nothing to show
Our answer
Our answer
Your report shows early signs from month one: impressions, pages climbing and the work done. Every number comes from your own Search Console and Analytics.
You never wait three months to see whether anything is happening.
What we do
Ecommerce SEO services for Shopify and Magento stores
What the work covers on a store, in the order shoppers meet it.
Category and collection pages
The pages shoppers land on for broad searches. Each gets unique copy, clear headings and links to the right products.
Short answers cover the questions shoppers ask before they buy. Related categories link to each other, so shoppers and Google can move between them.
Product pages and descriptions
Product copy written around what shoppers search, not the manufacturer’s text. On-page work covers titles, meta descriptions, headings and internal links.
It is AI-assisted with a person checking every piece, or fully human. How we use AI on product copy.
Technical fixes
Duplicate pages from filters and variants, pages Google cannot reach, broken pages and slow templates. Each fix is explained before any change.
Speed work starts with the templates shoppers use most: category and product pages. The next section shows where big catalogues usually break.
Shopify stores
Collections, product templates, theme speed and the apps that slow it down. We do the work inside your Shopify admin, or hand it to your developer.
Every change is explained before it goes live, and theme work beyond SEO fixes is quoted first.
Magento SEO services for large catalogues
The same work on Magento. Large catalogues and layered navigation usually put the technical side first, so that is where we start.
Layered navigation can turn one category into thousands of near copies. We decide with you which of those pages Google should see.
Platforms
SEO for the platform your store runs on
One page per platform, with the problems we check first.
Shopify
Duplicate addresses, app bloat and collection pages with no words to rank for.
Big catalogues
- Duplicate pages from filters and variants
- Thin category pages
- Copied manufacturer text
- Out-of-stock pages with no plan
- Products buried too deep to be found
Big catalogues: where store SEO usually breaks
On a big catalogue, one problem repeats across thousands of pages. Fix it once in the template, and it is fixed on every page that uses it. That is why the technical side comes first.
The usual suspects are plain. Filters and variants create duplicate pages, and category pages stay thin. Product pages carry the manufacturer’s text, the same words other stores use.
Out-of-stock pages have no plan, so they vanish or linger. Some products sit too deep for Google to find.
We work through them in order. The pages that already earn impressions come first, because the quickest wins live there. Every change is explained before it goes live, and developer work is quoted or handed to your developer.
The method
How a month of store SEO runs
Every month runs on the same four steps: Fix. Publish. Build. Prove. Here they are in store terms.
Fix: the store first
We fix the store’s technical problems and the pages that already get traffic. That is where the quickest wins live, so it comes before anything new. Every change is explained before it goes live.
Publish: pages shoppers search for
Category pages and product content around what shoppers search. Each one is written so Google and AI answers can both use it. A person checks every piece, or people write every word on the fully human option.
Build: links from real websites
We build links from real websites that pass our written bar. Each is reported with its URL, DR, traffic and anchor. We always tell you that links are placed on other people’s sites.
Prove: one page a month
One page each month from your own Search Console and Analytics. Every number on it shows its source. The summary on top is written for whoever you report to.
Where we learned it
Skills from the hardest markets in search
We learned SEO in crypto, casino and social media growth, where results are needed in weeks. The same system now works for stores. Our systems do the heavy lifting, and people check every piece before it goes live.
More languages
- Keyword research per languageNot a translation of English keywords
- Copy for that marketWritten for shoppers there
- Native proofreadersOur work checked in other languages
Multilingual SEO for stores that sell abroad
Shoppers in each market search in their own words. Product names, category terms and the questions asked before buying often change from one market to the next.
A translated English keyword list misses that. So each language gets its own keyword research, done in that language.
The copy is written for shoppers in that market, not translated line by line. Native proofreaders check our work in other languages. That is what our international and multilingual SEO means in practice.
The price is simple. Other languages plus 20 percent.
All4Ride ran across nine languages.
Prices
Ecommerce SEO prices
Prices are on the page, in US dollars, before any call. AI SEO plans for stores shows what each plan includes. All plans and prices sit on one page.
SEO plans
From $1,500
a month
Recommended
Growth, $3,000 a month. Built for stores with some traction.
Content plans
From $480
a month
Other languages plus 20 percent. Need only the writing? See content plans on their own.
- 3 months to start, then month to month with 30 days notice.
- Paid monthly in advance.
- 10 percent off when three months are paid up front.
First steps
A deep audit for big catalogues
Two ways to start. Begin free, or go deep when the catalogue is big.
Free
Free quick audit
Two or three real problems on your store, and how to fix them. No call needed.
Paid, credited if you start
Deep audit and 90-day plan
$1,500 for one site, $2,500 for large sites
Large sites means 5,000+ pages, ecommerce catalogues or several languages.
It covers a discovery questionnaire, a full technical audit, content gaps, competitors, an AI visibility baseline and a 90-day plan in priority order. We walk you through it on a call.
Credited in full to the first month if a plan starts within 30 days.
AI search
25
Starter
50
Growth
100
Scale
Buyer questions tracked in AI tools, by plan.
Showing up when shoppers ask AI tools
Shoppers also ask AI tools which product or store to pick. So category pages and buying guides need clear answers those tools can quote. Buying guides matter here too, because they answer the question a shopper asks before any product is named.
Every SEO plan tracks the questions your buyers ask AI tools: 25, 50 or 100 of them, by plan. Each report shows who gets named in the answers, before and after our work.
It sits inside every plan, with no separate price. Showing up in AI answers covers the method in full.
Ecommerce SEO questions
Store questions only. General questions about guarantees, speed and leaving are answered on our homepage.
What is ecommerce SEO?
Ecommerce SEO gets a store’s categories and products found by shoppers in Google and in AI answers. It covers the store’s technical setup, category and product pages written around what shoppers search, and links from other sites. On big catalogues the technical side matters most, because one problem repeats across thousands of pages.
How much does ecommerce SEO cost?
Our SEO plans are $1,500, $3,000 or $5,500 a month. Custom starts at $8,000 for several sites or many languages. Growth is built for stores with some traction. A deep audit for a large store costs $2,500. It is credited to your first month if you start a plan within 30 days.
How do you improve Shopify SEO?
We start with the technical setup. That means duplicate pages from collections and variants, apps that slow the theme, and pages Google cannot reach. Then we rewrite collection pages and product content around what shoppers search, and build links from real sites. Theme work beyond SEO fixes goes to your developer or is quoted.
Is Shopify good for SEO?
Yes, Shopify covers the basics well. Most of the gains come from what sits on top. That means collection pages with real content and product copy that is not the manufacturer’s text. A fast theme and clean URLs help too. The free audit shows which of these holds your store back.
Do you work on Magento stores too?
Yes. Our Magento SEO services cover the same work: technical fixes, category and product content, and links. Magento stores often have large catalogues and layered navigation, so the technical side usually comes first.
Can you do SEO in more than one language?
Yes. We research keywords in each language instead of translating English ones, and native proofreaders check the copy. Other languages plus 20 percent.
Will you make changes to our live store?
Only with care. We never make risky changes to a live store in a hurry. Every change is explained before it goes live. Development work beyond SEO fixes goes to your developer, or we quote it separately.
How do I choose an ecommerce SEO agency?
Ask store questions. Have they worked on your platform and on catalogues your size? Can they show store results with dates and sources? Do they write category and product copy, not only fix technical issues? Then ask for a free audit of your store and judge the findings.
Show us your store
Two or three real problems on your store, and how to fix them. No call needed.
Running a big catalogue? Book the deep audit instead.