14+
Years in ecommerce
210+
Shopify stores built
$1.5B+
In client GMV
Global
LA / LON / MEL

We organise ecommerce content so customers can find what they need and search systems can understand what you sell. That includes page structure, product and service information, buying answers and relevant links.
We start with the pages you already have. We check their purpose, the questions they answer and where information is missing, repeated or hard to find.
Our team makes the editorial and structural decisions. AI helps with research and checking consistency; people review accuracy and tone. Human taste. AI pace.
What fields exist, what's structured versus prose, what's reusable. Done properly in Sanity or done pragmatically in Shopify metafields. Either way, modelled once, consistent everywhere.
The right structured data on the right templates, rendered server-side, validated. Not a plugin spraying generic markup, and never duplicated blocks fighting each other.
FAQ structures, glossary entries and definitional blocks that engines extract cleanly. Our own glossary and FAQs run these patterns; we build yours the same way.
Links are how engines learn what relates to what and which page is the authority. We design linking as a system with intent, not a courtesy at the bottom of posts.
Insights into the current and future state of Shopify Plus commerce. Headless architecture, agentic commerce, integration strategy, and the engineering decisions behind stores that scale.
Clear structure supports Shopify AEO and SEO, AI search work and the experience of using your site. On product pages, that work connects to structured product data.
We prioritise useful improvements to existing pages before recommending more content. Implementation can sit within Lift or a separately agreed project, depending on what your site needs.
It is the structure of your content: how pages and fields are organised, how headings and answers fit together, and how related pages link. We use it to make information clearer for customers and easier for search and AI systems to understand.
No. It is part of that work. Useful content, crawl access, sensible page structure and accurate facts support both Google Search and AI discovery. There is no special schema that guarantees inclusion in AI answers.
A recognisable thing, such as your company, a product or a service. Your website should make its name, relevant details and relationships clear and consistent, rather than expecting a reader or search system to infer them.
No. Shopify templates, metafields and metaobjects can support structured content. A CMS such as Sanity can help when content needs become more complex, but headless architecture is a separate decision based on your requirements.