Description

A one-time audit tells you exactly what’s wrong with your store’s technical SEO and where the keyword opportunity sits. It doesn’t fix anything on its own, and it doesn’t keep working as your catalogue grows, your theme changes, or your competitors adjust their own pages. Most stores that go through an audit find the fix list is longer than a busy in-house team can realistically clear in a spare afternoon a month, and the moment technical fixes stop, so does the ranking progress they unlock. A document sitting in a shared drive doesn’t optimise a new category page or rebuild a broken schema tag — someone still has to actually do the work, month after month, for the opportunity in that document to turn into traffic.

The reason SEO needs to be ongoing rather than a one-time project is that search rankings are relative, not fixed. Competitors update their product pages, publish new content, and fix their own technical issues continuously, so a store that improves once and then stops maintaining that work gradually loses the ground it gained. On top of that, WooCommerce stores are never static — new products get added, categories get reorganised, seasonal ranges come and go — and each of those changes can introduce new technical issues or leave new pages unoptimised if nobody is actively managing it. A schema fix that was correct in January can quietly break after a theme update in March, and without someone checking on a regular cadence, that kind of regression can sit unnoticed for months while it slowly costs you visibility.

Growth SEO Plan is ongoing e-commerce SEO for stores that already have a foundation worth building on. Every month, technical fixes get implemented for you directly rather than handed over as another list to action internally. Four pages are optimised monthly, schema markup and internal linking are built out properly instead of left half-done, and you get monthly keyword tracking and reporting so the movement is visible in numbers, not just described in an update email. That combination — fixes actually implemented, pages actually optimised, structure actually built out — is the difference between a plan that produces a report and a plan that produces ranking movement.

What makes this different from a generic SEO retainer is that it’s built around WooCommerce mechanics specifically — the same faceted navigation, variation URL, and schema issues that a generic audit or a generic monthly SEO service typically treats as an afterthought. The pages we optimise and the internal linking we build account for how a WooCommerce catalogue is actually structured, not how a static content site is structured, which is what most SEO retainers are designed around by default. A generic retainer optimising a WooCommerce store the same way it would optimise a five-page brochure site tends to miss exactly the mechanics — variation handling, category-to-product linking, faceted filters — that determine whether an e-commerce catalogue ranks or not.

How it works

1. Free opportunity review. Before anything is billed, we review your store and your competitors to confirm where the realistic opportunity is. This happens whether or not you go on to sign up, so you’re never committing based on a guess about whether the plan is worth it for your specific store.
2. Monthly technical fixes. Each month, the technical issues affecting your rankings get implemented directly by us — not documented and handed back to you to schedule with a developer. You get told what was fixed and why, but you don’t have to manage the work yourself.
3. Four pages optimised. We select and optimise four pages a month based on where the opportunity is strongest that month, factoring in your catalogue, your current rankings, and what your competitors are doing. Which four pages get chosen shifts month to month as the data changes, rather than following a fixed script.
4. Schema and internal linking. Structured data and internal linking are built out properly across your optimised pages, connecting them to related products and categories the way WooCommerce’s own structure should support but often doesn’t by default. This is ongoing work, not a one-off pass, since new products and categories need the same treatment as they’re added.
5. Reporting and the quarterly call. You get monthly keyword tracking and reporting so you can see ranking movement directly, and a quarterly strategy call to step back and reassess priorities as your store and competitive landscape change. Between calls, the monthly report is where you track whether the plan is delivering.

Who this is for: This fits established stores and business sites that need consistent monthly progress rather than a one-time audit. It’s built for stores that already have a working foundation and want steady, measurable improvement, but that aren’t yet at the scale where content production and link building need to be part of the plan.

What’s included

• ✓Technical fixes implemented for you
• ✓4 pages optimised monthly
• ✓Schema markup & internal linking
• ✓Monthly keyword tracking & reporting
• ✓Quarterly strategy call

Technical fixes implemented for you means exactly that — issues get resolved directly on your store each month rather than added to a list you have to find time and developer resources to action. Four pages optimised monthly keeps a steady, compounding cadence of improvement going instead of a single burst of work that fades after a few weeks; over a year that’s close to fifty pages that have had real attention, not a handful done once and forgotten. And monthly keyword tracking and reporting means you’re not asked to take our word for progress — you see where rankings have moved, for which terms, month over month, so the value of the plan is visible in the numbers rather than in a general assurance that things are improving.

Every plan opens with a free opportunity review of your store and your competitors, whether or not you decide to move forward with us afterward. There’s no cost or obligation to that first step — it exists so you can see the realistic opportunity before committing to anything, and so the plan we propose is based on your actual store and your actual competitors rather than a standard package applied to every sign-up.

Growth SEO Plan is billed monthly with no long-term contract. You can cancel any time, and there’s no cancellation fee or minimum term to work around. Technical fixes tend to lift traffic within four to eight weeks, because they unlock pages Google already wanted to rank but couldn’t due to structural issues; rankings for genuinely competitive terms take longer, and that timeline gets set honestly in the plan rather than oversold up front. If a competitor has held a position for years through consistent content and links, no single month of technical work is going to displace them overnight, and we’d rather tell you that upfront than let expectations run ahead of what monthly technical and on-page work can realistically deliver.

A quarterly strategy call is built into the plan specifically so priorities don’t go stale. As your store grows, adds products, or runs into new competitors, the plan adjusts at that checkpoint rather than continuing to run against assumptions from month one. If your catalogue or competitive situation changes faster than quarterly, you’re not locked into waiting — a monthly, no-contract plan means priorities can shift as needed between calls too. What happens after you sign up is straightforward: the opportunity review findings become the first month’s priorities, work starts, and the first monthly report arrives showing what was done and how rankings responded.

How soon will I see results? Technical fixes are the fastest-moving part of the plan, often showing traffic movement within four to eight weeks because they unblock pages Google already wanted to index and rank. Rankings against established competitors for high-competition terms take longer, and that’s communicated honestly rather than glossed over in the pitch.

What if I’m not seeing the progress I expected? The plan is billed monthly with no long-term contract, so you’re never locked in past a month you’re not satisfied with. The quarterly strategy call also exists specifically to catch this earlier — if priorities need to shift, that’s the checkpoint built in to do it.

What if my store needs more than four pages a month or content and link building too? That’s what Scale SEO Plan is for. It includes everything in Growth Plan, then adds ten or more optimised pages a month, articles, and an earned link building campaign for stores in more competitive categories. You can move up to it when the catalogue or the competitive pressure calls for it, and the quarterly strategy call is a natural point to have that conversation if your situation has changed.

Do I need to have had the audit first? No. The free opportunity review at the start of Growth SEO Plan covers the same ground needed to set priorities for the plan. The audit is a useful standalone diagnostic if you want a fixed-price, one-time deep dive before committing to anything ongoing, but it isn’t a prerequisite for signing up here.

Billed monthly. Cancel any time. You get technical fixes, four optimised pages, schema and internal linking, and monthly reporting on real ranking movement, with no long-term contract holding you in. Secure checkout — payments processed via Stripe, bank transfer, or crypto (Mercuryo). Questions before ordering? Talk to us first.