Sector · Shops and catalogues

Your shop in Google and in AI,
with a catalogue made by us

We make your products show up in Google, Bing and Google Shopping, and get cited by AI when someone asks where to buy them. We write a page per product with price and availability, with or without online sales, publish them and every month we tell you what has happened. From scratch or strengthening your current site, on WordPress and Astro.

What we do for a shop

Six steps, with what is particular to a shop: many pages, with prices and stock that change.

StepWhat we do
AuditIf you already have a website, we score it and tell you the three changes with most impact. In a shop it is usually that the products have no page of their own.
KeywordsThe searches your customer makes: "[product] in [city]", "buy [product] online", "[type] shop near me".
The pagesThe main one, with the direct answer: what you sell, where and how to buy. A page per category and a page per product: name, price, availability, format and brand.
Local presenceGoogle Business Profile and Bing Places with the same details as the website. Set-up in Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools, with IndexNow.
PublishingTo your WordPress, your Astro project or your host. We submit every URL to Google and Bing.
ReportEvery month: impressions and clicks in Google and Bing, and whether you appear when someone asks ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini or Claude where to buy what you sell.

Someone looking for a product wants three facts: how much it costs, whether it is in stock and how to get it. All three go in the product page's HTML and its JSON-LD, identical, and they come from your data.

What the catalogue includes

The four things a shop needs, the structured data and the local signals, in HTML, CSS and JSON-LD, with no plugins.

Pages

  • A page per product with product JSON-LD: name, brand, price and availability
  • Categories that answer real searches: by type, use, brand or occasion
  • Availability and price in the HTML, as text, not in an image
  • Catalogue without online sales, or a full shop with cart and payment
  • Visible frequently asked questions: shipping, exchanges and returns

Structured data

  • A product JSON-LD block on every product page, with price, currency and availability
  • A block with the shop's record: type, name, address, phone and hours
  • Categories marked up as product lists; the details identical to the HTML

Local signals

  • City and type of shop in the title, the H1 and the first paragraph
  • Address, hours and collection as text
  • A link to the shop's Google Maps listing
  • Everything in the served HTML, readable by the assistants' bots

Every page passes our SEO + GEO checklist before it is published. The method is in natural SEO.

How we publish it

You choose where the pages live; we upload them.

  1. From scratch. If you have no website, we build it and publish it on your domain, with hosting included.

  2. Strengthening your WordPress or your online shop. Your website stays; we reinforce the product pages you already have and add the missing ones. No plugins.

  3. In Astro or any host. We drop the catalogue into your project or on your static file host.

Then we submit every URL to Google, Bing and IndexNow and check that it gets indexed. You will see it in the first report.

The template: Bottega Lucera

A fictional business, made the way we would make a real shop's catalogue.

Bottega Lucera does not exist and its contact details are made up. Everything else is what we do for a shop selling Italian products with a catalogue by category: the structure, the product pages, the JSON-LD and the checklist it passes.

Open the Bottega Lucera template (in Spanish). Twelve more in examples.

Any sector works. This page explains the work for a shop because it is a case that is quick to grasp, not because we specialise in shops. The same method makes the catalogue for a hardware shop or a bookshop. If yours resembles none of them, write to us anyway.

Frequently asked questions from shops

Do I need to sell online to have a catalogue that ranks?

No. A catalogue without online sales is a page per product with price, availability and contact details to buy: that is the Pro Pack. With a cart and payment gateway, it is the E-commerce Pack. Both are on the pricing page.

What do you need from me to make the catalogue?

The list of products with name, price, format, brand and stock; a photo of each one; the hours, the address and the phone number; and how the customer receives the purchase. If the catalogue is in a spreadsheet or a PDF, we take the details from there.

Why a page per product and not a list on a single page?

Because every product is a different search, and Google, Bing and AI cite pages, not rows in a list. A page with name, price, availability and product JSON-LD can appear in Google Shopping and in an AI answer. A long list cannot.

What happens when I change prices or a product sells out?

You send us the changes and we update the page at the same address, in the HTML and the JSON-LD at once, and the URL is resubmitted to Google and Bing. It is part of the monthly plans.

How much does a shop's catalogue cost?

If you start from scratch, the Pro Pack for a new website is €399 for the first month (catalogue without online sales) and the E-commerce Pack €899 (with payment gateway). If you already have a website, the pack goes from €99 to €699 depending on the number of pages. Then a monthly subscription with 5, 15 or 30 new pages a month, from €29, with a monthly report. Everything is on the pricing page.

Your shop, in a catalogue that gets found.

If you already have a website, we tell you what score it gets and which three changes would do most for it. If not, which pages to start with and what it costs.

Get a free audit