Built by people who have fought Magento URL rewrites at launch time

We exist because Magento stores keep buying advice that never opens layered navigation settings. Generic ecommerce SEO can help with content ops. It rarely explains why a 40,000-SKU catalogue indexes tens of thousands of filter combinations, or why a Luma stack fails INP on mobile category templates.

Our team works as a Magento SEO agency practice inside INTSEO Media. The public site is magentoseo.agency. The legal entity behind engagements is [COMPANY LEGAL NAME], registered at [REGISTERED ADDRESS], operating under [JURISDICTION] law unless a separate agreement says otherwise.

What “platform specialist” means here

It means recommendations name Magento surfaces: URL rewrites, canonical configuration, sitemap generation, full page cache behaviour, Hyva or Luma template constraints, store views, and indexer-aware deploys. If we cannot explain a recommendation to a Magento developer, we do not publish it as a finding.

It also means honesty about dependencies. Magento SEO results depend on your developers shipping, on catalogue quality, and on competitive reality. We do not sell ranking guarantees. We sell diagnosis, prioritisation, implementation support, and verification.

Who we work with

Merchants on Magento Open Source and Adobe Commerce, Magento agency leads who need an SEO workstream that speaks fluent tickets, and ecommerce managers tired of audits that ignore the theme and cache. Catalogue sizes range from a few hundred SKUs to large multi-website estates.

We anonymise examples when we discuss patterns. You will not find invented client logos or fabricated revenue screenshots on this site. When we say “a Magento 2 fashion retailer with roughly 30,000 SKUs across five store views”, that is the level of specificity we use.

How we fit beside your Magento developers

We are not trying to replace your SI or in-house Magento team. We write specs they can estimate, join grooming when useful, and verify after deploy. Some programmes keep us in the repo. Others keep a clear advisory line. Read how we work for the engagement model.

What we publish

The blog is for Magento-specific problems merchants and developers actually search: faceted navigation, canonical settings, Core Web Vitals, migrations, out-of-stock handling, and multi-store hreflang. The services pages describe delivery workstreams without public pricing.

If you want to talk about a catalogue that is fighting its own platform, use the contact form. We reply within one business day.