💡 Question for E-commerce SEOs & Store Owners: How valuable would it be to automatically get recommendations for: • Product Collection Pages that match search intent • Most relevant keywords for each collection • Smart product groupings based on your existing catalog Example: A furniture store with 90 products could discover untapped collection opportunities by analyzing their existing product data to match real search behavior. Check the screenshot. It has a few of the recommendation it generated. The idea is simple: Let your product catalog reveal the keywords your potential customers are actually searching for on Google, then create targeted collections around those opportunities. Curious to hear thoughts from: • E-commerce SEO specialists • Store owners • Digital marketers What's your take on this? Would this solve a real pain point?
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That would be so good! There are SOOOO many low hanging fruits for E-commerce stores with 100+ SKUs. For example, this is a great way to add value early on for your E-commerce clients by creating actionable tips DAY 1. I'd love to test it!
This can be very useful. To solve this problem right now I just analyze different attributes of products, user needs, and some keyword research and then just every possible combination out of them. But I am sure that leaves a lot of untapped opportunities, so yeah this can be useful.
This sounds really interesting and I haven’t come across a solution that does as of now. Let me know if you come across something!
Hi Mihir Naik, same as we use to do with GSC queries?
Other marketing agencies struggle with Shopify stores with over 1k products. This is where we excel. | MD @ Blink & Macaroni Software
5dMihir Naik, this is something we do quite a lot! One thing I'll say here is that extracting attributes and clustering from GSC data can throw up some interesting insights, but it's much better to connect to a store and use the in-built taxonomy/attributes. That's what we do with Shopify and Macaroni Software. This way you can base everything on things that are in stock, as well as push the categories live too. Here's an example - the category is ready to be pushed directly to Shopify with one click.