r/eCommerceSEO

CORRECTION: I meant to request for an SEO Agency or freelancer recommendations

Hello,

I have a free online search tool for an electronics product that runs on top online retailers. I am struggling to drive traffic to my website. Of course I have done some basic technical SEO, a blog, this and that.. but I do not have a lot of time as I need to focus on building my product as well.

I am thinking of giving it a boost to my site and getting an expert to do it by budgeting something like $350-$500 per month, do you guys think its worth it?

I have done some research and am looking into some companies but I wont post that list here as my post might get deleted.
Any suggestions greatly appreciated

Hey guys,

Could you review my site?

www.eternallyattuned.com

I'm honestly and genuinely wondering why so many people have come so close by either adding to the cart or buying now but never actually pulling the trigger. There are over 200 easy, and it really hurts because not only do I need the money but nobody has bought anything yet. I have had success selling my books on Amazon which is good and I already know that selling an audiobook on my site is a little harder of a sale than an Amazon sale, but I'm genuinely curious as to why there are just so many people that have come so close but never have actually bought something.

I know the code works and I had recently went through and updated the checkout to, instead of having the stripe embedded cart, having my own branded checkout that still implements the stripe API. I have made a few successful purchases and I know the site works but I guess I'm just wondering why?

And it's so crazy to me because I have all of my socials linked up and everything so I'm just truly kind of lost right now.

Oh well! Even if I never sell anything on my website, which would be so sad considering how much work I've spent on it and the apps that go along with it, I still will always feel grateful, joyful, and peaceful, for I know what I'm doing is noble.

There must be a disconnect somewhere and I wish I knew where. I even put a feedback button at the top of my site by the hamburger menu so that I could get some type of feedback but no one uses it. Lol, sometimes I wonder if there are just people messing with me, which is stupid to think about, but who knows, or if there are bots that act like they're going to buy but don't.

🤣🤣🤣 Either way, I'll be fine. Google ads is about to dry up their free credit, so I'm not sure, but I'm pretty sure that traffic will halt soon on top of it all. 🤣🤣🤣

Soon word of mouth will get out. Not worried.

I’m looking to connect with agencies that work with e-commerce brands, especially around Shopify, conversion optimization, performance marketing, store management, or e-commerce growth.
If you run or work at an agency in this space, feel free to comment with what you specialize in. I’m especially interested in teams working with multiple e-commerce brands.

I asked Claude to audit my small e-commerce site (3D-printed wargame terrain). With API access to GA4 and Tag Manager it spotted that GA4 was firing twice on every page, which had been inflating my numbers for months.
To make that kind of question easy, I packaged the access as an MCP server: google-ecommerce-mcp. Now I just ask things like:
• "Which products are disapproved in Merchant Center, and which attribute should I fix?"
• "Queries where we rank 5 to 15 with 100+ impressions: quick wins?"
• "Mobile PageSpeed of my 3 best sellers?"
Claude answers from my own Google data: GA4, Search Console, Merchant Center, Tag Manager, Indexing API, PageSpeed. Everything is read-only, and the token stays in the OS keyring.
Install on Windows: irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MoonEyes/google-ecommerce-mcp/main/install.ps1 | iex (macOS/Linux has a curl one-liner). It sets up Claude Desktop for you.
Repo: https://github.com/MoonEyes/google-ecommerce-mcp
Built with Claude's help, MIT licensed, free. Happy to answer questions about the setup.

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A friend's website uses cloudflare and it created a robots.txt that only lists this as its sitemap - won't that prevent further crawling? (Its a wordpress / woocommerce site)

Sitemap: https://www.crawlstop.com/sitemap.xml