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4 channels. 1 team. More ways to sell.

Ecommerce SEO

We improve product and category visibility. Search insights shape your ads and AI-search work.

Google Ads

We reach shoppers with ads. Search and sales data point SEO toward valuable products.

Conversion

We fix buying friction so visits from SEO and ads have a clearer route to checkout.

AI search

We strengthen product information for AI search, using insights from your SEO and ad campaigns.

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Move, don't wait

1 fix beats 1 more kickoff call

01Hours

Find the roadblocks

QUIQ Pixel finds technical SEO problems in hours. No weeks-long wait for a diagnosis.

02Hours

Put fixes to work

Our tested scripts get changes live fast, while other agencies are still booking calls.

03Days

Get pages moving

Scripts and AI tools accelerate page work. Your products don't need another month in limbo.

0424/7

See what we're doing

Your Glass Box Portal tracks rankings, leads, spend and each change. No chasing an update.

0512 months

See what the work did

Baby Warehouse went from 30 to 162 monthly organic orders. Your free audit starts the conversation.

Case study

30 to 162: Baby Warehouse's organic orders

In 12 months, Shopify fixes and stronger product pages lifted monthly organic revenue from $12,000 to $84,000. Claim your audit.

SEOTechnical SEOBaby & kids furniture store + e-commerceToronto, ON12 months
Baby Warehouse
babywarehouse.ca · Dec 2024 vs Dec 2025
30→162organic orders per monthcompleted purchases, same month year over year

Grew monthly organic orders from 30 to 162 through Shopify index cleanup, category content, product specifications and internal links targeting Canadian furniture searches.

Index bloatJS / AJAX renderingCannibalisationBroken conversion trackingCrawl & index cleanupContent rebuildCompetitor-gap contentInternal linkingCROConversion tracking
Organic orders / month2025–2025 year before
058115173230Jan ’25FebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec ’25123416230
  • 13,360 filter URLs removed
  • 236 collection links restored
  • 364 collection rebuilds complete
  • 424 buying guides live
Organic orders / mo30 → 162+440%
Organic revenue / mo12,000CAD → 84,000CAD+600%
Organic clicks / mo5,000 → 20,000+300%
Organic purchase CR0.75% → 1.5%+100%
Keywords in top 1080 → 400+400%
Non-brand organic clicks / mo4,000 → 18,000+350%
  • 30 orders from 4,000 organic sessions; purchase conversion rate 0.75%.
  • 3,600 filter URLs indexed; collection pages competed with colour and size combinations.
  • 64 collections lacked dimensions, delivery information and links to matching furniture.
  • 118 product pages showed unavailable schema despite purchasable variants.
  • 2 purchase events fired per checkout; order IDs required deduplication.
Available cots appeared sold out

Theme schema used the first variant's stock; generated availability separately for each variant.

118 products mislabelled
Collection pagination canonicalised to page one

Theme hard-coded collection canonicals; restored self-referencing pagination and crawlable next-page links.

420 products poorly linked
Mobile menu links missing from HTML

Navigation drawer fetched links after interaction; rendered collection anchors in Liquid before JavaScript.

36 collections missing links
Checkout purchases counted twice

Legacy script overlapped Shopify customer events; removed duplicate firing and deduplicated transaction IDs.

2 events per purchase
Jan ’251reconciled organic purchase baseline against Shopify order IDs
Feb ’253,600 → 240indexed filter URLs after canonical and crawl-control cleanup
Mar ’25118product schema records corrected for variant availability
Apr ’2536collection links rendered server-side; pagination canonicals repaired
May–Jun ’2564collections rebuilt around Canadian product and delivery searches
Jul–Aug ’25280product pages expanded with dimensions, materials and assembly requirements
Sep–Oct ’2524buying guides published covering crib standards and furniture compatibility
Nov–Dec ’25720contextual links added between guides, collections and matching products
CityPlaceCondominium towers; lift bookings vary by building

1 delivery checklist covering lift reservations and carton dimensions

Liberty VillageCondominiums and converted industrial lofts

8 room-layout examples showing cot and dresser footprints

The AnnexVictorian and Edwardian houses, including subdivided properties

1 measuring guide covering stair turns and doorway clearance

Yonge–EglintonApartment towers alongside low-rise residential streets

6 furniture bundles with published dimensions and assembly requirements

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Market data

1.24M searches. Is your store in the mix?

Across six ecommerce segments, Ahrefs and Keyword Planner found 1.24M searches per month. Find your share in a free audit.

1.24 M
monthly searches across 6 ecommerce segments

1,200 non-branded commercial keywords; Canadian search volume

Ahrefs + Keyword Planner
2.1
mobile screens before the first organic listing

Median across 180 SERPs, including ads and shopping modules

QliqQliq SERP capture
75%
of audited stores had indexable filter combinations

36 of 48 stores exposed faceted-navigation URLs to indexing

QliqQliq technical audits
3.0%
organic sessions resulted in a purchase

2,400 orders / 80,000 sessions; pooled monthly average across 8 stores

GSC of client sites + client GA4
Retail segmentSearches / moAvg CPCCost per orderTop-10 ref. domainsTop-10 wordsAI Overview
Clothing & accessories320,000$1.60$4024062012%
Home & furniture260,000$2.10$7021078018%
Beauty & personal care210,000$1.80$4519089024%
Electronics180,000$1.40$563101,10022%
Sporting goods150,000$1.50$5016076016%
Pet supplies120,000$1.20$3013068020%

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

Ecommerce queriesAll niches
Position 112.4%
Position 28.1%
Position 35.9%
Position 44.2%
Position 53.1%
Position 62.4%
Position 71.9%
Position 81.5%
Position 91.2%
Position 101.0%

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

Median reviews among Map Pack top-3 retailers
Toronto420
Vancouver360
Montréal330
Calgary290
Ottawa250
Edmonton230
Winnipeg180
Halifax150

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

74%

of non-branded organic clicks came from mobile devices

GSC of client sites, 8 stores
18%

of tracked search volume used French-language queries

Keyword Planner, 1,200 keywords
+42%

November search volume versus the monthly annual average

Keyword Planner, 24 months
63%

of organic landing sessions started on category or product pages

Client GA4, 8 stores
3.0%

purchase conversion rate: 2,400 orders / 80,000 organic sessions

Client GA4, 8 stores; monthly average
82%

of 180 mobile SERPs displayed shopping modules

QliqQliq SERP capture
6.4 / 10

top-10 results belonged to retailers rather than publishers or marketplaces

QliqQliq SERP capture, 180 queries
310

median referring domains for electronics URLs ranking in the top 10

Ahrefs
38%

of 180 mobile SERPs displayed a Map Pack

QliqQliq SERP capture
2.2 / 10

top-10 URLs changed between consecutive monthly captures

QliqQliq rank tracking, 12 months
75%

of 48 stores had indexable faceted-navigation combinations

QliqQliq technical audits
50%

of 48 stores had conflicting canonical signals

QliqQliq technical audits
62.5%

of 48 stores had orphaned products in sitemap inventories

QliqQliq technical audits
37.5%

of 48 stores lacked valid Product structured data on sampled products

QliqQliq technical audits
42%

of 48 audited store origins passed mobile Core Web Vitals

Chrome UX Report; rounded percentage
48/44/8%

organic landing sessions: category / product / editorial pages

Client GA4, 8 stores
$120

average organic order value before tax and shipping

Client GA4, 8 stores
$288K

monthly organic revenue from 2,400 orders at $120 each

Client GA4, 8 stores
28%

of sampled products lacked unique descriptions across 480 pages

QliqQliq content crawl
35%

of 480 sampled pages linked to related buying guides

QliqQliq content crawl

Method: 1,200 keywords · 180 mobile SERPs captured · 480 pages crawled across 48 stores · GSC and analytics from 8 client stores · Updated Q3 2026

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Ecommerce SEO agency in Canada: scripts + AI tools

QUIQ Pixel

Find problems before they cost more sales

QUIQ Pixel uncovers technical SEO problems in hours instead of weeks, giving our team a faster starting point for your store.

Scripts

Get fixes out of the queue

Our tested scripts speed up the work behind store fixes and pages. Less waiting for changes; more focus on attracting shoppers.

AI tools

Move pages forward faster

Our team uses AI tools to speed up page work, so your product and category improvements move in hours or days.

Glass Box

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Who does the work

1 team obsessed with your orders

Anton Kovalchuk, Lena, our CMO, developers, SEO and PPC specialists work as one team. You get a focus on orders and revenue, not a lecture on tech.

Toronto office, 123 Edward StSEO, PPC, dev in one team

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Anton Kovalchuk, Founder
Anton KovalchukFounder
Lena, Head of social media
LenaHead of social media
QliqQliq office in Toronto

6 answers before you claim your audit

What does an ecommerce SEO agency in Canada do for my store?

We improve product and category pages, address search indexing issues and connect your pages with internal links. SEO and Google Ads share insights with AI-search visibility and conversion fixes, aligning your team around more orders.

How quickly will my store see results?

Search growth timelines vary by market, competition and store. Scripts and AI tools put fixes and pages live within hours or days. Baby Warehouse grew from 30 to 162 monthly organic orders over 12 months.

Do you guarantee rankings?

No. Search engines decide their own results. We focus on improving your store and show you the work and progress in your Glass Box Portal.

Do you support Shopify and WooCommerce?

Yes. We tailor the work to your platform and store. For Baby Warehouse, we fixed Shopify indexing and improved category content, product specs and internal links.

What do I get from the free audit?

We assess your store's visibility, rivals and missed search opportunities. You'll get priorities for reaching more product and category shoppers.

Will you work with my direct competitors?

No. We accept only one major client in each niche and region, never direct competitors. Ask about your market in the free audit.

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Anton KovalchukWritten and reviewed by Anton Kovalchuk, Founder of QliqQliq · Updated November 2026

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