Ecommerce SEO Agency NZ

Ecommerce SEO measured in revenue

Ecommerce SEO gets your store ranking for the searches shoppers make when they're ready to buy. We know what makes you money online, and our team builds your SEO strategy around growing organic revenue and profit, because that's what matters for ecommerce businesses.

Ecommerce SEO Specialists
Shopify & WooCommerce
Category & Product Page SEO
Measured In Organic Revenue
No Fixed-Term Contracts
Built for online stores

What makes ecommerce SEO different

Most SEO advice is written for websites with twenty pages. An online store might have two hundred collections and five thousand products, and every one of them is a page Google has to make sense of. That changes the job completely.

Rankings and revenue are spread across three kinds of page, each doing a different job: product pages, category pages and brand pages. Category pages capture broad, high-intent searches like 'linen duvet covers nz'; product pages win the shopper who already knows the exact model they want; and brand pages catch people searching for a label you stock. Get the copy, titles and internal links right across all three and you show up at every stage of how people shop. Leave them as your theme generated them, thin and untitled, and you're invisible for the searches that matter most. It's detailed work, and members of our team have done it for some of New Zealand's largest and most successful online stores.

Stores also generate technical problems at a scale service websites never see. Faceted navigation can spawn thousands of near-duplicate URLs. Product variants compete with each other for the same search, and discontinued products quietly 404 and take their accumulated link value with them. We fix this in the background, because none of it should be your job.

And search itself is shifting. When someone asks ChatGPT for the best merino baselayer in NZ, the stores that get named are the ones whose content is structured for AI to read and cite. Our AI SEO service covers that side, and we run both together for stores across New Zealand.

What we do

Our ecommerce SEO services

Ecommerce SEO sits inside our wider SEO service, run by the same team that manages Google Shopping for NZ stores. That matters more than it sounds. Your Shopping data tells us which searches actually convert, before we spend months ranking you for them. Every decision is pointed at revenue, not traffic that never turns into sales.

Ecommerce SEO services
Category & collection SEO
We map the searches people make to the collections on your store, then fill the gaps. Sometimes that means a new collection for a term you should own. More often it means rewriting the title and on-page copy so an existing page can rank, then linking to it from the pages that already carry authority.
Product page SEO
Product pages win the long tail, the specific brand-and-model searches shoppers make right before they buy. We write titles and descriptions that rank without reading like a keyword dump, and add Product schema so your price and review stars show directly in the search results.
Technical SEO for stores
Every platform breaks in its own way. Shopify duplicates product URLs into collection paths, WooCommerce lets filters generate infinite crawl paths. We handle canonicals, crawl control, site speed and structured data, so your store's size becomes an advantage instead of a liability.
Content that earns citations
Buying guides and comparison pages that rank in Google and get lifted into AI answers when shoppers ask what to buy. This is answer-first content, structured so ChatGPT and Google's AI Overviews can quote a passage and name your store. It runs on the same method as our AI SEO service.
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Where NZ retail is heading

Almost 1 in 4 retail dollars in NZ is now spent online.

That's from NZ Post's latest ecommerce report, which also found online sales at New Zealand-based retailers growing at more than double the rate of international ones. The demand is there, and it's increasingly local. Organic search is how a store captures it without paying for every click, and the rankings you win keep selling next year.

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We're TooGood

Why choose TooGood as your ecommerce SEO agency?

In three words? We're TooGood. But if you need a bit more convincing:

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Measurable, performance-based SEO.

Sessions are nice, sales pay the retainer. We prove organic growth in real revenue attributed back to the channel in GA4, not ranking screenshots or vanity traffic.

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Doing the right thing is our founding kaupapa.

If a category will never rank, we tell you before you spend a dollar on it. Transparency and honesty run through everything we do, for our customers and for the world.

03
No fixed-term contracts. Ever.

SEO agencies love long lock-ins because results take time. We'd rather earn the retainer every month and let the revenue make the argument for us.

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We'll be there when you need us.

Regular catch-ups, live reporting and open lines mean you always know what the organic channel is doing, and you're never left guessing between updates.

TooGood ecommerce SEO agency Auckland
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An ecommerce SEO agency that reports in dollars, not just rankings.

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Our platforms

We work inside your stack

An online store runs on a stack: the CMS, the analytics, the email platform, the feed tools. SEO decisions touch all of it, so we work directly in whatever your store is built on rather than handing you a document of recommendations to forward to a developer.

Day to day that means Shopify themes and metafields, GA4 and Search Console, and Google Merchant Center, where Shopping and SEO share the same product data. If you have a developer, we brief them precisely. If you don't, we make the changes ourselves.

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The process

How our ecommerce SEO management works

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Discovery

We get to know your store and where the margin actually is. Access to GA4 and Search Console comes next, and we agree what success looks like in revenue terms before any work starts.

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Audit & roadmap

We audit the store properly: crawl issues, category gaps, content quality and how you stack up against the stores outranking you. Out of that comes a roadmap ordered by expected revenue impact, not by what is easiest.

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Optimisation

We work through the roadmap. Collections get built, templates get fixed, content gets written. The work compounds month on month, and the plan adjusts as rankings and revenue move.

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Reporting

You'll always know what changed and what it returned. We report organic revenue against the baseline, flag what's working, and jump on a call whenever you want one rather than hiding behind a monthly PDF.

Industries

Industries we work with

These are the industries we work with right across TooGood. For the ones that sell online, ecommerce SEO is how we grow the revenue; for the rest, the same team runs their wider SEO and digital marketing. Either way, the work is pointed at what makes you money.

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Let's grow your organic revenue

Tell us about your store and where you want it to be. We'll come back with an honest read on the opportunity, including whether SEO is the right next spend for you.

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Frequently asked questions

Straight answers on what ecommerce SEO costs in New Zealand and how long it takes to pay off.

Ecommerce SEO is the work of getting an online store to rank in Google's organic results for the searches shoppers make before they buy. In practice most of the effort goes into category, brand and collection pages, because that's where the search volume sits, backed by product page optimisation and the technical work stores need at scale, like canonicals and structured data. The goal is organic revenue: sales that arrive without a cost per click attached.
Scale and intent. A services website has a handful of pages to optimise. A store can have thousands, mostly generated from templates, so one template fix can move hundreds of rankings at once. Shoppers also search commercially, with brand, product and 'nz' modifiers, which makes category pages matter far more than blog posts. And stores create technical problems service sites never see, like faceted navigation spawning duplicate URLs.
Yes, and most of our ecommerce SEO clients are on Shopify. It has quirks: duplicate product URLs under collection paths, limited control over URL structure and a robots.txt you edit through a template. None of these stop a Shopify store from ranking. We work directly in the theme and metafields, so fixes get shipped instead of sitting in a document waiting for a developer.
Quick wins, like fixing titles on collection pages that already sit on page 2, can move within a few weeks. Meaningful revenue growth typically shows from month three onward and compounds from there. If the store's technical foundations are a mess, sorting those comes first. Anyone promising page 1 in a fortnight is targeting keywords nobody searches.
Most NZ stores sit somewhere between $2,000 and $5,000 a month, depending on catalogue size and how competitive the category is. We recommend a level after auditing your store, not before. And because we don't do fixed-term contracts, you're never locked in while you judge the return.
Usually both, run together. Shopping proves which searches convert within weeks, and those insights tell the SEO where to aim. If cash flow forces a choice, Shopping generates revenue faster while SEO compounds behind it. We manage both, which is why our Google Shopping service and our SEO roadmaps share the same conversion data.
Yes, but whether that's the right choice for you depends on your in-house capability, your budget and where we find our time is best spent to get you results. When we do write it, collection and category copy is written to rank and to sound like your brand, and product descriptions are structured so Google and AI shopping tools can parse what the product is and who it's for. It runs on the same method as our SEO content service.
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