SEO Specialist

Technical SEO, content and architecture to grow organic traffic that actually converts

SEO is not putting keywords into text. It is designing a site Google can read, understand and reward.

We work on structure, URLs, categories, facets, content, performance, Search Console, structured data and migrations that don't lose traffic.
SEO Specialist for eCommerce and business websites
What we do
  • Technical and content SEO audit.
  • Search Console analysis, sitemaps, canonicals and excluded pages.
  • SEO for categories, facets, brands and product pages.
  • Editorial plans and useful content to capture commercial traffic.
  • SEO migrations with a redirect map and post go-live checks.
For eCommerce
  • Clean URLs and indexable facet pages when they carry real value.
  • SEO copy for categories, brands and product clusters.
  • Handling of out-of-stock products, variants and duplicates.
  • Internal linking across categories, facets, blog and product pages.
  • Core Web Vitals and performance tied to organic growth.
When you need it
  • You are rebuilding or migrating the site.
  • Search Console shows excluded pages, duplicates or odd canonicals.
  • Organic traffic is dropping with no clear cause.
  • Your categories and facets bring no traffic.
  • You want to turn blog and service pages into SEO assets.

SEO and development have to talk to each other

SEO works better when it is part of the architecture: URLs, components, structured data, performance, facets, content and tracking. That is why we work alongside development, not after the site is already finished.

See also custom eCommerce development, AI-powered site search and Google Ads.

Where we work

BitHub is based in Jesi, in the Marche region of Italy, and works with companies across Italy and abroad. SEO work is remote by nature: audits, migrations, Search Console and content planning don't depend on where your office is.

If your site targets more than one country, we handle the parts that usually break first: hreflang pairs that actually match, per-language sitemaps, canonicals, and a URL structure that keeps each market separable.

FAQ

Do you only do technical SEO?

No. We start from the technical layer, but we also work on content, structure, blog, categories, facets and commercial priorities.

Can you handle a migration?

Yes. First we map URLs, redirects, content, sitemaps, canonicals, tracking and Search Console. After go-live we watch for errors and let rankings settle.

Do SEO and Google Ads stay connected?

Yes, but they are two distinct services. SEO builds organic traffic, Google Ads buys measurable visibility. The data has to talk to each other.

Let's talk about your SEO