Ecommerce storefronts

A content engine that funnels organic traffic into your store

Most ecommerce platforms sell you a checkout. Koo sells you a marketing system. So your store doesn't depend on paid ads to survive.

Who this is for
  • Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce and Squarespace Commerce stores doing £/$10k to £/$500k a month
  • Brands tired of giving Meta 40% of revenue back in acquisition cost
  • Anyone whose product pages rank but whose blog has been 'coming soon' for two years
In one sentence

Koo gives ecommerce shops on Shopify or WooCommerce SEO-clean category pages, buyer's-guide blog posts and exit-intent recovery. The marketing layer most stores never quite finish building.

What you get

A working marketing stack. Not just a website

Category and collection pages that rank

Long-form intro copy, FAQ blocks and proper schema on every collection. The difference between page 3 and page 1 for high-intent terms like 'best men's hiking boots'.

Buyer's-guide blog on autopilot

Koo auto-publishes comparison posts, gift guides and how-to articles that map to your catalogue, with internal links direct to product pages.

Exit-intent popups that don't annoy

Frequency-capped, segment-aware popups that offer the right discount to the right shopper. And never to a returning customer.

Connects cleanly to your store

Embed Buy buttons, sync products, or run as a marketing site alongside your existing storefront. Whatever fits your stack.

How it works

From sign-up to first lead in three steps

01

Point Koo at your store

Shopify, Woo or a feed URL. Koo reads your catalogue and category structure.

02

Get a content layer built around it

Editorial pages, guides and category copy. All linking into your existing product URLs.

03

Watch organic share climb

Track which posts and pages drive which sales in Koo's analytics, and double down on what works.

In practice

Real-world setups

Buyer's-guide articles about pan materials and care drove 38% of new-customer orders within four months. Without spending more on ads.

A small DTC kitchenware brand

Collection pages re-written with intro copy and FAQs jumped from page 3 to top 5 for two big-volume keywords.

A boutique outdoor-gear shop
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