Brand and product search
Own the results for your brand, product names and where-to-buy searches.
Search that speaks your customers’ language.
Explore industries →Industry: Consumer Goods & Brands
SEO and AI search for consumer brands. We help food and drink, beauty, household and lifestyle brands show up when shoppers search, compare and ask AI what to buy.

Industry challenges
Supermarkets, marketplaces and big retailers often rank above the brand for its own product names.
Short descriptions and missing details give Google and AI tools little to work with.
When shoppers ask ChatGPT or Google what to buy, the same few brands keep getting recommended.
How your customers search
Shoppers rarely start with your brand name. They search for a problem, a use or a type of product, read comparisons and reviews, then check where to buy. More of them now ask AI tools for a shortlist before they ever visit a website.
Each of those moments is a chance to be found. A brand that answers the question, explains the product clearly and has trusted reviews behind it gets onto the shortlist. One that relies on retailer listings alone often does not.
deodorant for sensitive skin
Guides and category pages win here.
aluminium free deodorant reviews
Comparison content and reviews decide the shortlist.
which natural deodorant actually works?
Clear product facts and mentions get you named.
[your brand] where to buy
Your product and stockist pages should rank first.
Opportunities
Own the results for your brand, product names and where-to-buy searches.
Detailed, useful product pages with product, review and offer schema.
Merchant Center and product feed fixes so products show with prices and ratings.
Clear product data and trusted mentions that AI tools can cite and recommend.
Guides, comparisons, how-tos and, for food brands, recipes that bring new shoppers in.
A steady flow of genuine reviews that shows up in search and AI answers.
AI search
AI assistants now answer questions like “which protein bar has the least sugar” with a short list of products. They pick brands with clear product facts, consistent information across the web and plenty of genuine reviews.
That gives smaller brands a real chance to be recommended next to the big names.
Here are three good options with under 2g of sugar per bar:
Illustrative example, not real product data.
Relevant services & solutions
Product and category pages that rank and turn visits into sales.
Learn more →ServiceGet your products named in ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI answers.
Learn more →ServiceGuides, comparisons and recipes that create demand for your products.
Learn more →ServicePress coverage and mentions that build trust in your brand.
Learn more →SolutionA joined-up plan to grow online sales from search.
Learn more →SolutionTrack and grow how often AI tools recommend your brand.
Learn more →See the results: Pure Green case study · CoupDoc case study · all case studies
Results
A US wellness food and drink franchise. Organic traffic grew to 80K+ visits a month, with 2,000+ keywords ranking at #1.
A US dental supplies marketplace with 800+ products optimised. Organic traffic grew from 1K to 10K visits a month, with US$20K+ in monthly organic revenue.
In depth
People who search for your brand or product name are close to buying. If retailers and marketplaces take those results, you lose the customer relationship and often the margin. Strong brand and product pages, a clear where-to-buy page and good structured data help your own site rank first.
A good product page answers the questions shoppers actually ask: what it is, who it is for, what is in it, how to use it, how it compares and what other buyers think. That detail helps rankings, helps AI tools describe the product correctly and helps people decide.
Product schema, shopping feeds and consistent names, prices and images across your site and retailers make it easier for Google and AI tools to trust your information and show it.
Guides, comparisons, routines, recipes and how-to content reach people earlier, when they are still deciding what kind of product they need. Done well, this content also earns links and mentions from other sites.
Genuine reviews, press coverage and mentions in round-ups and comparison articles all feed into how search engines and AI tools judge a brand. We help you earn more of them.
Quick wins
Adding product, offer and review schema so listings show richer results.
A clear page that ranks for “where to buy” searches and sends shoppers to stockists.
Fixing titles, images and missing details in the Merchant Center feed.
Expanding the pages for your best sellers first.
How we work
Brand and product search, product pages, feeds, AI visibility and competitors.
Schema, feed issues and the pages for your best sellers.
Guides, comparisons and product content mapped to how shoppers search.
Reviews, PR and mentions, with reporting on brand and product visibility.
Avoid these
Product pages that only repeat the label give shoppers and search engines nothing new.
Without strong brand and product pages, marketplaces take the clicks for your own name.
Product names, sizes and prices that differ between your site and retailers confuse both shoppers and AI tools.
Few or old reviews make it harder to rank, convert and get recommended.
If most sales happen in shops or on Amazon, search success also shows up in brand searches and retailer sales.
How we measure it
Rankings for your brand, product names and key product categories.
How often AI tools mention or recommend your products.
Visits to product, range and where-to-buy pages.
Online sales, stockist clicks and trade enquiries where they can be tracked.
Further reading
How UK online shops rank their products and categories.
What makes AI assistants recommend a brand, and how to earn it.
Ways to collect genuine reviews within the rules.

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FAQ
Yes. Many brands sell mostly through supermarkets, chains or Amazon. We focus on brand and product searches, where-to-buy pages and retailer listings, so shoppers find you wherever they plan to buy.
Ecommerce SEO is about getting an online shop to rank and convert. Consumer brand SEO also covers demand for the brand itself, product visibility on retailer sites, AI shopping answers and content that makes people want the product before they search for where to buy it.
Yes. AI tools build product suggestions from clear product information, reviews, comparisons and mentions on trusted sites. We make your product data, content and brand mentions easy for these tools to understand and cite.
Yes. The approach is the same across consumer goods, but the details change. Food brands often win with recipe and usage content, beauty brands with ingredient and routine content, and household brands with how-to and comparison content.
We audit and improve product feeds, product schema and Merchant Center setup so your products show with the right titles, images, prices and ratings in Google Shopping and free listings.
We make sure your own site and your Amazon listings support each other, so the brand site ranks for brand and product searches and does not lose all of that traffic to marketplace listings.
Yes. We set up product pages, schema, content and internal links before launch, so a new product or range can be found from the first day it goes on sale.
Fixes to product pages, schema and feeds can show results within weeks. Content and authority work for competitive product categories usually builds over four to nine months.
We report on the numbers that matter to a brand: product and brand visibility, AI search mentions, traffic to product and where-to-buy pages, and sales or leads where they can be tracked.
Yes. We are based in Cardiff and work with UK brands and with brands selling into the UK from abroad.
Let’s talk
Tell us where you are today, where you want to go, and we’ll identify the highest-impact opportunities.