The deliverables named in the brief, with the quoted revision rounds.
eCommerce SEO focuses on indexable product and category pages, internal links, and shop-specific technical issues. White-label under your brand.
You keep the client. Delivery and reports stay under your agency brand.
Templates and priority SKUs named in the brief get the first pass.
Facets, duplicates, and thin variants are treated as shop risks.
Paths from categories to products that search engines and shoppers can follow.
We improve findability. Conversion rate work is a separate service.
The brief sets the pages, markets, or campaigns. Figures cited in research are not a promise for one account.
Templates, indexation, and priority categories mapped against competitors.
Titles, descriptions, and content blocks on the named templates.
Crawl traps, canonicals, and structured data for products where scoped.
Index and ranking notes you can brand.
How it runs
You approve the plan before anything goes live.
The deliverables named in the brief, with the quoted revision rounds.
Work outside the brief, and any result promise, sit outside this quote.
The job waits when the brief, logins, or approval are late.
| Task | Your agency | |
|---|---|---|
| Quote and plan the scoped work. | ||
| Deliver only after you approve. | ||
| Report in a form you can brand. | ||
| Never contact your client. | ||
| A clear brief and the access we need. | ||
| Timely approvals. | ||
| Client expectations set by your team. |

oceanone stays invisible. Files and reports are prepared so you can present them as your own. We do not contact your client, appear on shared calls, or leave our name on the work. Briefs, drafts, and the final handover use your branding so your team can send them on without rewriting the cover.
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