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ECOMMERCE CONTENT REVIEW

Ecommerce Content Review

Most ecommerce sites have thin or duplicated product and category copy somewhere in the catalogue. I review what's there, across Shopify, Magento, WooCommerce, or anywhere else, and tell you honestly what's actually costing you sales and what to write first.

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Most ecommerce catalogues have the same problem somewhere: product pages that list specs but don’t sell, category pages left as a bare grid, marketplace listings that duplicate the site instead of complementing it. I review what’s actually there before recommending anything, so the writing that follows is aimed at what’s genuinely thin, not a generic checklist.

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What's included

What you get

Category and product page review

Whether your category pages are thin or duplicated across filters and pagination, and whether your product pages actually say enough to convert, not just list.

Marketplace and feed content check

If you sell on Amazon, Google Shopping, or other marketplaces alongside your own store, a look at whether that copy is working with your own site or against it.

Competitor content gap analysis

Where competitors have content you don’t, broken down by likely revenue impact, not just topic count.

Prioritised writing plan

Everything above rolled into a single ranked list, what to write first and why, not a generic checklist.
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No obligation, no sales pitch.


How it works

How this engagement starts

1

Take the quiz or get in touch

A few questions about your catalogue and what's prompting the review.

2

The review

A manual look through your catalogue, category pages, and marketplace listings, not an automated crawl report.

3

The walkthrough

A call to go through the findings together, in plain English, with a prioritised plan you can act on, and [real pricing](/pricing/) if you want help writing it.


FAQ

Questions people ask before we start

Is this a technical SEO audit?

No, I focus specifically on the content, what’s thin, what’s missing, and what’s actually likely to convert. If you need a technical crawl too, that’s outside what I do directly.

Do you need admin access to my store?

No, a look at the live site and your analytics is enough. Nothing needs to be installed or changed.

What happens after the review?

You get the findings and a prioritised writing plan either way. If you want help writing it, we talk about what that looks like, no pressure either way.

How much does writing the content afterward cost?

See current pricing for exact numbers, starting from a single article at £550.

Guides

Ecommerce SEO guides

SEO for discontinued products: don't just delete the page

What to actually do with a discontinued ecommerce product page. The redirect decision tree, when to keep a page live, and why deleting outright throws away accumulated SEO value.

The ecommerce Black Friday SEO checklist (start now, not in November)

A practical Black Friday and peak-season SEO checklist for ecommerce stores. What to prepare months in advance, what changes on the day, and the mistake that costs stores the most traffic every year.

Reclaiming lost backlinks after a redesign or migration (before someone else does)

How to find and recover the backlinks an ecommerce site loses during a redesign or migration, and why an unclaimed broken backlink is a genuine competitive opportunity, not just lost equity.

Measuring ecommerce SEO ROI in GA4 (without lying to yourself)

How to measure ecommerce SEO ROI properly in GA4. Fixing the direct-traffic inflation problem, setting up revenue-based attribution, and reporting numbers a founder can actually trust.

JavaScript SEO for ecommerce: what Googlebot actually sees on your site

How client-side rendering can quietly hide ecommerce content from Google, why prerendering fixes it, and how to check what Googlebot actually sees on your own product and category pages.

Headless commerce and SEO: what you gain, and what quietly breaks

The real SEO trade-offs of going headless. What a decoupled frontend genuinely improves, and the rendering, sitemap, and redirect problems that break by default if nobody owns them.


Other ways I can help


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No sales pitch, just a straight conversation about your content.

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No obligation, no sales pitch.