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Ecommerce SEO

BigCommerce SEO services

BigCommerce gives you strong SEO foundations and plenty of room for improvement. We build on them to grow organic revenue.

Overview

A solid base that still needs the right decisions

BigCommerce offers customizable URLs, built-in sitemaps and a fast hosted environment, so many basics are covered. What remains is the work only a store owner can do: how categories are structured, what content supports them, how faceted search is handled and which theme and app decisions affect speed.

We start with architecture and keyword mapping for categories and products, then configure faceted search so filters help users without creating index bloat. We review theme performance, structured data, redirects and the use of the platform's custom URL tools, and then plan the content around each category.

Common mistakes we fix

  • Leaving default category structures without keyword research
  • Indexing filter combinations with no search demand
  • Adding apps without measuring their effect on speed
What we build

What this includes

Category architecture

Keyword-led structure that matches how shoppers browse.

Faceted search control

Filter handling that avoids duplicate pages and keeps useful ones.

Theme and speed

Front-end and app performance measured and improved.

URLs and redirects

Custom URL structure and redirects cleaned up and documented.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can we change URLs on BigCommerce?

Yes. The platform allows custom URLs, so we can use cleaner patterns, with proper redirects when we change them.

Is BigCommerce better than Shopify for SEO?

Each has strengths. The right choice depends on your catalog, team and needs, and we can advise on the SEO side of that decision.

Does BigCommerce support multi-storefront SEO?

Yes, but each storefront needs its own plan to avoid duplication, which we help design.

Grow organic revenue for your store

Send us your website and we will review it for technical issues, content gaps and ranking opportunities, then tell you plainly what we would fix first.