Growth plan for your ecommerce

See the SEO work your site is missing.

Help customers find the right page and understand what to buy, order, or book. Choose a priority, review the content, and approve it before our team publishes.

Get three recommendations for pages to create or improve, plus a suggested first fix.

Free scan. About 5–6 minutes. No credit card.

Track the work and visits in Auspia. Paid Starter’s zero-visit guarantee is subject to eligibility and manual review.

100% money-back
guarantee.

For paid Starter, subject to eligibility and manual review.

20published articles

10completed backlink exchanges

$99/month · 3-day free trial · Cancel anytime

If both delivery requirements are met and qualifying visits total zero through the end of the applicable paid billing period, you can request a manual refund review. If approved, you’ll receive 100% of eligible subscription fees.

Visits count from the first Auspia article, page, or exchanged backlink going live, including during the trial. The free scan is separate.

How the review works

We count visits through the end of the paid billing period in which both requirements are met. If both are met during the trial, we count visits through the end of the first paid billing period.

Articles published and exchanges completed during the trial count toward the requirements. Additional pages are a separate plan benefit, not another delivery requirement; their qualifying visits still count. Matches and submissions are not completed exchanges. Missing tracking does not establish zero visits. Separately purchased credit packs are not refundable under this guarantee.

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Help shoppers find the right pages on your site.

Make it easy to understand what you offer, choose the right page, and take the next step.

Scan my site free
Organize pages around what people want
Group pages around the choices customers make, such as product type, use, menu category, or the service they need.
Answer questions before people buy
Explain the details people need to decide, from size and materials to delivery or service scope. Use facts that are true for your business.
Connect discovery to buying, ordering, or booking
Link each useful answer to the existing page where someone can buy, order, book, or ask for help.

Turn your page recommendations into SEO work.

Choose the page your customers need next. Our team prepares the agreed content for your review, then publishes it after your approval. The 20 articles each month can answer buying questions and link to your existing product, collection, menu, or service pages.

Team execution is included in Starter at $99/month. Run the work yourself or have our team carry it out, with your approval before publishing.

What Starter covers

Content for your chosen pages
Product and collection copy, articles, and buying guides based on the page priorities and business facts you agree on.
Publishing after your approval
Approved content goes to a connected website once the destination, supported content type, and publishing access are confirmed.
Store changes to confirm separately
Editing native product fields, assigning products to collections, or changing your theme or checkout needs its own agreed scope and access. A scan does not apply those changes.

Review before publishing

Starter

$99/month

3-day free trial. Cancel anytime.

  • 20 articles/month
  • 10 completed backlink exchanges

Additional pages are included in the plan, but aren't required to qualify for a refund review.

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Plan the work.
Approve the content.
Improve what comes next.

Start with a free scan and choose from three page recommendations. From step 3, Starter includes preparing content, publishing after your approval, and reviewing available results to choose the next update.

5steps from scan to improvement
20articles/month in paid Starter
10completed exchanges in paid Starter

The free scan gives recommendations. You choose the priority and approve the content and publishing destination before paid work goes live.

Growth plan for your ecommerce

Industry SEO priorities

See useful SEO priorities for your products, menu, or services. Start with accurate pages and a clear route to buying, ordering, or booking.

Cafés & bakeries

Customer need

Help customers understand the menu, location, hours, and existing ordering options.

SEO priorities for a new site

  • Make your menu and main offerings readable on the page, not only inside images.
  • Keep location, opening hours, pickup terms, and contact details accurate and consistent.
  • Link menu categories to the existing ordering or pickup route for that location.

Page to consider

Prioritize a readable menu page connected to the existing ordering route.

Yarn & fiber

Customer need

Help shoppers compare yarn weights, fibers, specifications, and suitable projects.

SEO priorities for a new site

  • Organize useful collections by actual yarn weight, fiber, or project needs.
  • Describe fiber content, length, weight, care, and available colors accurately.
  • Connect collection pages, product details, and relevant project guides through useful links.

Page to consider

Prioritize a useful yarn collection connected to accurate existing product pages.

Coffee stores

Customer need

Explain coffee options, gift contents, subscriptions, and actual delivery terms.

SEO priorities for a new site

  • Group beans, gift boxes, and existing subscriptions around distinct buying questions.
  • Explain roast, origin, pack size, grind options, and actual delivery terms.
  • Link buying guides and comparisons to the relevant existing coffee collection.

Page to consider

Prioritize gift-box or bean collections with useful information and buying links.

Pet supplies

Customer need

Help shoppers compare functional products through use, fit, materials, and size.

SEO priorities for a new site

  • Separate functional categories by real product use, fit, and size.
  • Explain materials, measurements, suitability, and use without unsupported health promises.
  • Connect category guidance to the product page where customers can check the details.

Page to consider

Prioritize functional collections with accurate details and links to existing products.

Restaurants

Customer need

Help diners find readable menus, location details, and existing booking options.

SEO priorities for a new site

  • Publish a readable menu with accurate prices, hours, and location information.
  • Explain the reservation, takeaway, or delivery options your restaurant actually offers.
  • Connect menu questions to the existing booking or ordering route.

Page to consider

Prioritize menu content connected to verified reservation, takeaway, or ordering routes.

Body care

Customer need

Help shoppers understand product types, ingredients, uses, and relevant comparisons.

SEO priorities for a new site

  • Match product collections to real product types and shopper questions.
  • Use verified ingredients, size, and instructions to write distinct descriptions for each product.
  • Connect educational content and brand questions to the appropriate collection and buying route.

Page to consider

Connect product education and comparison content to the appropriate existing collection.

HVAC services

Customer need

Explain available repairs, supported equipment, actual service areas, and appointment requests.

SEO priorities for a new site

  • Separate repair, maintenance, and installation only where those services are actually provided.
  • Explain supported equipment, actual service areas, hours, and response arrangements accurately.
  • Connect service questions to a clear appointment or estimate request route.

Page to consider

Prioritize an AC repair page with supported equipment and real coverage.

Electrical services

Customer need

Explain electrical job scope, real coverage areas, qualifications, and enquiry details.

SEO priorities for a new site

  • Give core repair, installation, and specialist jobs distinct, accurate service content.
  • Make core service pages reachable through navigation and useful internal links.
  • Show real service areas, qualifications, and the information needed for an enquiry.

Page to consider

Prioritize core service content with useful navigation and a clear enquiry route.

New-site SEO cases

Published examples starting with a first website or a new domain. Business names are generalized; each source and its actual measurement window remain visible.

RestaurantsA new restaurant’s first website~5,500 Organic Search sessionsMeasurement windowLatest reported month after launchExternal agency case · First website
Reported result
Advanced Solutions reports approximately 5,500 Organic Search sessions in the latest month of its early-launch report. The separate 90-day user total covers all channels and is not substituted for organic sessions.
Measurement context
The source places this month within the website’s early-launch case. It does not publish exact launch or reporting dates; this is not labeled the first month.
The starting point
The newly opened restaurant had no previous website, historical website traffic, or established search footprint.
The agency’s SEO approach
Advanced Solutions built a clear cuisine-and-location homepage, readable menu pages, and easy reservation and contact paths.
What a new site can use
Make the menu, location, hours, and existing booking route useful from launch. Distinguish sessions from users and page views.
How Auspia can help
Confirm menu and business facts in Brand assets, prioritize useful content, and review drafts and links before publication.

Source: Advanced Solutions · Published first-website case

HVAC servicesA new HVAC company on a new domain44,759 Google Search impressionsMeasurement windowFirst seven weeks after launchExternal agency case · New domain
Reported result
Campbell Digital Studio reports 44,759 Google Search Console impressions for a new HVAC domain. This is early search visibility; the case does not provide a website-visit total for the same window.
Measurement context
The source’s cumulative impression window is April 22–June 11, 2026. Impressions measure appearances in search, not clicks or website visits.
The starting point
The company launched without an existing website, domain history, or established online search presence.
The agency’s SEO approach
The studio built service-focused pages, supported actual service coverage, and combined website work with business-profile operations.
What a new site can use
Give real services and equipment clear pages. Treat profile management and technical implementation as separately verified work, and keep impressions distinct from visits.
How Auspia can help
Plan service content using confirmed equipment and coverage, review drafts, and use available Site signals to choose the next update.

Source: Campbell Digital Studio · Published new-domain case

Electrical servicesA new electrical business online147 reported website visitsMeasurement windowOne 30-day window within the first five monthsExternal agency case · First website
Reported result
Digital Influence reports 147 site visits in a 30-day window for a new electrical business. This is not five months of cumulative traffic and is not identified as Organic Search visits.
Measurement context
The publisher reports the last 30 days within its stated first-five-month timeline. Calendar dates and the traffic-channel breakdown are not published.
The starting point
The electrical business started without a website or an existing online search presence.
The agency’s SEO approach
Digital Influence created a mobile-friendly site, useful service and local-area content, and a clear route to call the business.
What a new site can use
Make actual electrical jobs, qualifications, and coverage clear. Track enquiry routes and keep website visits separate from leads.
How Auspia can help
Confirm services and credentials in Brand assets, create content for review, and publish approved work to a verified target.

Source: Digital Influence · Published first-website case

External agency reports, not Auspia customer results. Estimates, visits, sessions, clicks, and impressions retain their original meanings. Business names are generalized; original case studies remain linked.

Scan my site free

Free scan. About 5–6 minutes. No credit card.

  1. Step 1 · Free scan

    Scan your products and collections

    Enter your live website URL to get three recommendations for pages to create or improve. Check that the suggestions match what customers can buy, order, or book from you.

    Free scanIllustrative workflow

    Start from your real offering

    Websitecoffee.example
    OfferingCoffee beans and gift boxes
    MarketWhere you actually sell

    Illustrative input. The free scan gives three page recommendations, not finished pages.

  2. Step 2 · Review & plan

    Choose the page shoppers need next

    Choose the page that answers the most useful customer question. Confirm your products, audience, and delivery or booking details before deciding what the content should say.

    Growth / Brand assetsIllustrative workflow

    Choose a priority to review

    PageCoffee gift-box collection
    QuestionWhat is included in the box?
    Brand factsActual products and delivery terms

    Illustrative recommendation. Confirm the facts and scope before starting content work.

  3. Step 3 · Starter

    Create useful product content and buying guides

    With Starter, our team prepares product copy, articles, or buying guides for your agreed priority. Review the draft, check the facts and links, and request edits before approval.

    Create / ContentIllustrative workflow

    Prepare a draft for review

    DraftCoffee gift-box buying guide
    Useful detailsContents, occasions, delivery
    Next linkExisting gift-box collection

    Illustrative draft plan. Starter includes team execution; review the content before publishing.

  4. Step 4 · Starter

    Approve and publish your content

    Approve the wording and check where it will go. Our team publishes after the connected website, supported content type, and required access are confirmed.

    Content / SettingsIllustrative workflow

    Confirm approval and destination

    ApprovalRequired before publishing
    TargetConnected website and supported content type
    AccessConfirmed for the chosen target

    Your approval, a supported publishing destination, and the required access are needed before our team publishes.

  5. Step 5 · Starter

    Review visits and improve shopping content

    Review the available data for your published pages and compare similar periods. Use customer questions and page activity to choose the next update. Orders and bookings can be reviewed when their tracking is connected.

    SiteIllustrative workflow

    Decide what to improve next

    Available signalsVisits to the published pages
    When connectedEvents or order data
    Next decisionAnswer a question or improve the next link

    Illustrative review. Events and orders appear only where the necessary data is connected.

Scan my site free

Free scan. About 5–6 minutes. No credit card.

You decide what gets published.

Starter includes team execution at $99/month. Run the work yourself or have our team carry it out; you approve the content and the publishing destination.

How the work is shared
AuspiaYou
Turn selected page priorities into content and carry out backlink work included in Starter.Confirm business, product, menu, and service facts and choose the priority.
Publish approved content to the verified target.Approve the draft and provide the required publishing access.
Review available site signals and carry out approved content improvements.Confirm which data is connected and approve the next change.

Talk to our team

Ecommerce SEO questions, answered.

Practical answers about your pages, publishing, tracking, and the Auspia workflow.

Can I start SEO before my new store has much traffic?

Yes, once your website is live and accessible. Use the free scan to get three page recommendations and a suggested first fix. It gives recommendations, not finished pages. Start with the real products, menu, or services you offer; Starter continues with content creation and approved publishing.

Should I work on product pages or collection pages first?

Choose the page that matches the shopper’s question: a product page for a specific item, or a collection for a useful group such as yarn by fiber or coffee gift boxes. Confirm the product facts and buying route, then select the priority to work on first.

What product details should my content explain?

Answer the questions that help someone choose: materials, size, ingredients, compatibility, care, delivery, or returns, as relevant. Use verified facts and distinct descriptions. Review the copy or buying guide and check that its links lead to the right existing product pages.

Does every filter or product variant need its own page?

Not every color, size, or filter combination needs a separate search page. Keep important collections and products easy to reach. Ask your store developer to check how variant and filtered URLs are handled. Content planning does not automatically change your store’s indexing settings or theme.

Why would my store need articles or buying guides?

Some shoppers need help comparing options before choosing a product. A useful guide can explain the choice and link to the relevant collection or item. Starter’s 20 articles/month support your agreed topics; they do not replace accurate product details, working purchase links, or a clear menu.

Can this work for cafés, restaurants, HVAC, and electricians?

Yes. Match the content to how that business works: readable menus, location and pickup details for food businesses; actual services, supported equipment, coverage, and appointment information for HVAC or electrical work. Connect the content to your existing ordering, booking, or enquiry route.

How soon should I expect more traffic or orders?

There is no fixed traffic or sales timetable. Competition, demand, website history, content, and the shopping experience all matter. Review comparable time periods and improve the next useful page. Another company’s case-study results do not establish what your store will receive.

Can your team run the work for me?

Yes. Team execution is included in Starter at $99/month. Run the work yourself or have our team carry it out. You confirm the business facts, then review and approve the content before our team publishes it.

Will Auspia automatically edit my store’s product catalog?

The free scan provides recommendations and does not change your catalog. Starter includes preparing content for agreed page priorities and publishing approved content to a confirmed, supported destination. Native product fields, collection assignments, theme, and checkout changes need their own agreed scope and access.

Can I monitor traffic and orders?

Use Site to review available visits and page activity. Orders, bookings, and other conversion events depend on the data connections and tracking you have set up. Check coverage at the actual published URLs. Missing or incomplete tracking does not mean a page received zero visits.

What happens if the work brings no visits?

Paid Starter has a zero-visit money-back guarantee. After 20 articles are published and 10 backlink exchanges are completed, wait until the applicable paid billing period ends. You can then request manual review if qualifying visits remain zero throughout the guarantee’s measurement window. Visits count from the first Auspia article, page, or exchanged backlink going live, including during the trial. If approved, you receive 100% of eligible subscription fees. Missing tracking does not establish zero visits.

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Growth plan for your ecommerce

Growth plan for your ecommerceStart with a free scan.

Find three page recommendations for your website. Choose the first priority, then continue with Starter for content creation, approved publishing, and improvement using available data.

Get three recommendations for pages to create or improve, plus a suggested first fix.

Free scan. About 5–6 minutes. No credit card.