E-commerce SEO Specialist in Nigeria
I work on the collection and product pages that take orders, not only the blog. That shift is what grew one store's revenue by 75% in a year.
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- +75%
- revenue for an online store in its first year
- 3 months
- until revenue started to climb
- Collections first
- the pages that sell get the work
What you get
Shoppers search for products and categories, so that is where I put the effort.
- A store audit. Where your SEO effort is going today, and which collection pages should be earning more.
- Collection pages that rank. Meta titles and descriptions, collection descriptions and FAQ sections built around the keywords each page needs.
- Technical fixes. Errors and noindex issues that stop Google from showing your products.
- Links to the pages that sell. Quality backlinks pointed at your top collection pages.
- A model you can repeat. A clear pattern for new collections and subcollections as your range grows.
Straight from Google Search Console
E-commerce stores I've worked on. Store names hidden.
Case study · E-commerce store · 12 months
+75% revenue in year one
The challenge
The store's SEO effort was going into blog posts, while the collection pages that actually sell were under-optimized. Technical errors and noindex issues were also holding the site back.
What I did
Audited the store and moved the focus to the collection pages that drive revenue. Rewrote meta titles and descriptions, and added collection descriptions and FAQ sections. Fixed the technical errors and noindex issues. Built quality backlinks to the top collection pages.
The result
Revenue started to climb within the first 3 months. The client kept adding collections and subcollections on the same model, and revenue grew month on month to +75% by the end of the first year.
E-commerce SEO questions
Should my store focus on the blog or on collection pages?
For most stores, collection pages come first, because they are what shoppers land on when they search for a type of product. A blog can support them, but it should not take all the effort.
How long until I see results?
It depends on your store and your competition. In the case study above, revenue started to climb within the first 3 months.
Do you only optimize pages, or fix technical issues too?
Both. Technical problems such as errors and noindex issues can stop products from showing at all, so they are part of the work.
Do you work with stores outside Nigeria?
Yes. I work remotely with stores in Nigeria and abroad.
Show me your store
Book a call, send a WhatsApp message or email me. I'll look at your collection pages and tell you what I'd fix first.