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SEO, Google Ads, conversion fixes and AI-search visibility share insights to turn more searches into sales.
We clean up indexing, sharpen category content and product details, and build internal links. Search insights guide your ads and AI visibility; better pages support conversion.
We run Google Ads to reach shoppers while SEO builds. Search-term and conversion data show your SEO team which product and category pages deserve attention.
We find and fix purchase friction on product pages and at checkout. A stronger buying experience makes traffic from SEO and Google Ads work harder.
We strengthen product and category information for AI search. Clearer pages support organic discovery, while paid search data shows us what shoppers want.
Baby Warehouse grew monthly organic revenue from $12,000 to $84,000 with Shopify fixes and better category pages. See where your store stands.
Grew monthly organic orders from 30 to 162 through Shopify index cleanup, category content, product specifications and internal links targeting Canadian furniture searches.
Theme schema used the first variant's stock; generated availability separately for each variant.
118 products mislabelledTheme hard-coded collection canonicals; restored self-referencing pagination and crawlable next-page links.
420 products poorly linkedNavigation drawer fetched links after interaction; rendered collection anchors in Liquid before JavaScript.
36 collections missing linksLegacy script overlapped Shopify customer events; removed duplicate firing and deduplicated transaction IDs.
2 events per purchase| Jan ’25 | 1 | reconciled organic purchase baseline against Shopify order IDs |
| Feb ’25 | 3,600 → 240 | indexed filter URLs after canonical and crawl-control cleanup |
| Mar ’25 | 118 | product schema records corrected for variant availability |
| Apr ’25 | 36 | collection links rendered server-side; pagination canonicals repaired |
| May–Jun ’25 | 64 | collections rebuilt around Canadian product and delivery searches |
| Jul–Aug ’25 | 280 | product pages expanded with dimensions, materials and assembly requirements |
| Sep–Oct ’25 | 24 | buying guides published covering crib standards and furniture compatibility |
| Nov–Dec ’25 | 720 | contextual links added between guides, collections and matching products |
1 delivery checklist covering lift reservations and carton dimensions
8 room-layout examples showing cot and dresser footprints
1 measuring guide covering stair turns and doorway clearance
6 furniture bundles with published dimensions and assembly requirements
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Get A Free AuditAcross 6 ecommerce segments, per Ahrefs and Keyword Planner. In our audits, 75% of stores had indexable filters.
1,200 non-branded commercial keywords; Canadian search volume
Ahrefs + Keyword PlannerMedian across 180 SERPs, including ads and shopping modules
QliqQliq SERP capture36 of 48 stores exposed faceted-navigation URLs to indexing
QliqQliq technical audits2,400 orders / 80,000 sessions; pooled monthly average across 8 stores
GSC of client sites + client GA4| Retail segment | Searches / mo | Avg CPC | Cost per order | Top-10 ref. domains | Top-10 words | AI Overview |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clothing & accessories | 320,000 | $1.60 | $40 | 240 | 620 | 12% |
| Home & furniture | 260,000 | $2.10 | $70 | 210 | 780 | 18% |
| Beauty & personal care | 210,000 | $1.80 | $45 | 190 | 890 | 24% |
| Electronics | 180,000 | $1.40 | $56 | 310 | 1,100 | 22% |
| Sporting goods | 150,000 | $1.50 | $50 | 160 | 760 | 16% |
| Pet supplies | 120,000 | $1.20 | $30 | 130 | 680 | 20% |
Search volumes total 1,240,000 / month. Referring domains and words are medians for ranking URLs. Cost per order uses paid-search spend and attributed purchases. Source: Ahrefs, Keyword Planner, DataForSEO, QliqQliq Ads accounts
Position 1 earns 46% of baseline CTR; shopping modules, ads and Map Packs compete for clicks. Source: GSC of client sites: 8 ecommerce stores versus 24 other sites, 12 months
49 grid points per city across 6 retail segments. Firms counts eligible shopfronts within 3 km of city centre; online-only stores excluded. Reviews are observations, not ranking thresholds. Source: QliqQliq Maps grid scan
of non-branded organic clicks came from mobile devices
GSC of client sites, 8 storesof tracked search volume used French-language queries
Keyword Planner, 1,200 keywordsNovember search volume versus the monthly annual average
Keyword Planner, 24 monthsof organic landing sessions started on category or product pages
Client GA4, 8 storespurchase conversion rate: 2,400 orders / 80,000 organic sessions
Client GA4, 8 stores; monthly averageof 180 mobile SERPs displayed shopping modules
QliqQliq SERP capturetop-10 results belonged to retailers rather than publishers or marketplaces
QliqQliq SERP capture, 180 queriesmedian referring domains for electronics URLs ranking in the top 10
Ahrefsof 180 mobile SERPs displayed a Map Pack
QliqQliq SERP capturetop-10 URLs changed between consecutive monthly captures
QliqQliq rank tracking, 12 monthsof 48 stores had indexable faceted-navigation combinations
QliqQliq technical auditsof 48 stores had conflicting canonical signals
QliqQliq technical auditsof 48 stores had orphaned products in sitemap inventories
QliqQliq technical auditsof 48 stores lacked valid Product structured data on sampled products
QliqQliq technical auditsof 48 audited store origins passed mobile Core Web Vitals
Chrome UX Report; rounded percentageorganic landing sessions: category / product / editorial pages
Client GA4, 8 storesaverage organic order value before tax and shipping
Client GA4, 8 storesmonthly organic revenue from 2,400 orders at $120 each
Client GA4, 8 storesof sampled products lacked unique descriptions across 480 pages
QliqQliq content crawlof 480 sampled pages linked to related buying guides
QliqQliq content crawlMethod: 1,200 keywords · 180 mobile SERPs captured · 480 pages crawled across 48 stores · GSC and analytics from 8 client stores · Updated Q3 2026
Your free audit examines your store and competitors for missed product and category searches.
The QUIQ Pixel identifies technical SEO issues in hours, not weeks.
We map the fixes and pages that put your products in front of the right shoppers.
Our tested scripts and AI tools get fixes and pages live in hours or days instead of weeks.
Your Glass Box Portal shows rankings, leads, spend and every change, live 24/7.
| MasterSEO | Typical agency | |
|---|---|---|
| Niche focus | 1 major client per niche per region | Competing accounts in the same market |
| Visibility | Live 24/7 dashboard and change log | Periodic reports with limited detail |
| Speed | Scripts and AI tools ship fixes in hours or days | Fixes and pages can take weeks |
| Focus | Orders and revenue, without the jargon | Technical activity without a clear sales picture |
I don't need you to understand the tech. I want you to see more orders, revenue and a clear record of the work we're doing.
Anton Kovalchuk
Founder
We address technical SEO, product and category content, internal links and conversion friction. We also connect organic search with Google Ads and AI-search visibility, so each channel informs the others.
Timing depends on your market, competition and store. Baby Warehouse grew from 30 to 162 monthly organic orders over 12 months. Your free audit identifies the starting priorities for your store.
No. Search engines control their results, not agencies. We focus on the work that improves your store's visibility and buying experience, and report on progress in your dashboard.
Yes. We tailor the plan to your platform and business. For Baby Warehouse, Shopify index cleanup, category content, product specifications and internal links supported growth in organic orders.
We review your visibility, competitors and missed search opportunities, then outline priorities for your store. You'll have a clearer picture of where product and category traffic can grow.
Your investment depends on your store, competition and scope of work. The free audit identifies priorities before we discuss a plan.
Written and reviewed by Anton Kovalchuk, Founder of QliqQliq · Updated November 2026Get a free audit and see where your products are losing ground to competitors.
