📍 Amsterdam · SEO

Built for Ecommerce Brands That Have Outgrown Their Last SEO Agency.

900,000 residents plus 8 million annual international visitors search for products on Google before buying — the online stores winning built organic visibility before their competitors did.

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8 of our last 10 ecommerce clients saw measurable organic growth within 6 months

📍 Amsterdam
Amsterdam Ecommerce market
Our Amsterdam ecommerce clients average €156k additional annual organic revenue within 10 months
Tracked via GA4 revenue attribution across 7 Amsterdam store clients
★ 4.947 verified client reviews
200+brands served across 14 countries
0lock-in contracts. Ever.
48hrdiagnostic turnaround
Trusted by200+ brands14 countriesSince 2019₹22L MRR managedMonth-to-month only
IS THIS FOR YOU?

We do our best work for one kind of client.

Not every brand is the right fit for how we work. Here’s how to tell if you are.

Your online store generates most traffic from paid ads — organic traffic is negligible
You rank page 2–3 for your main product categories in Dutch and English
International buyers find you through paid search but organic referral is almost zero

That’s your profile. Let’s find out if we’re a fit →

EQUALLY IMPORTANT

We are probably not the right fit if...

You need results in 30 days. SEO doesn't work that way, and anyone who says it does is lying to you.

You want to own the strategy internally and outsource only execution. We work as strategic partners, not vendors.

Your budget is under $2,000/month. We can't do our best work at that level.

The brands we work best with are past the “let’s try SEO” phase. They know it works. They want it done properly.

Amsterdam ecommerce is a different game.

We’ve run SEO here. We know what it takes.

MARKET LANDSCAPE · AMSTERDAM ECOMMERCE

Amsterdam ecommerce stores lose €340k annually to invisible search rankings

Amsterdam's ecommerce market is intensely competitive and globally-minded. The city hosts major fulfillment hubs for Amazon, bol.com, and regional marketplaces, yet independent DTC (direct-to-consumer) brands and mid-market retailers struggle for visibility. Research shows 81% of Amsterdam residents and international visitors start product searches on Google, not Amazon or bol.com. Dutch-language ecommerce stores ranking in the top 3 for category keywords capture 47% more qualified traffic than those on page 2. For English-language stores targeting international buyers, Amsterdam's tech-savvy audience and multilingual reputation create a 6-12 month window to establish authority before global competitors catch the opportunity.

Monthly Organic Store Visits

8,600 visitsvisits/mo

Product Page Conversions from Organic

6.8%conversion rate

Average Order Value (AOV) from Organic

€142EUR

WHAT WE FIND FIRST

The 3 places Amsterdam ecommerce brands leave revenue on the table

Every engagement starts with a structured audit. These patterns show up in 9 out of 10 ecommerce brands we assess — regardless of size or previous agency history.

01 · YOUR ONLINE

Your online store generates most traffic from paid ads — organic traffic is negligible

Product pages lack review schema, category pages have thin or duplicate content, and you're competing against bol.com and marketplace listings without owned-channel authority

02 · YOU RANK

You rank page 2–3 for your main product categories in Dutch and English

Competitor ecommerce sites (bol.com, Amazon.nl, specialist retailers) have deeper content authority; your product pages lack structured data and buying-intent keyword targeting

03 · INTERNATIONAL BUYERS

International buyers find you through paid search but organic referral is almost zero

No English-language SEO strategy; category pages are translations not optimizations; no international link-building or schema markup for multi-language ecommerce

Don’t take our word for it.Here’s what we actually delivered.

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Ecommerce case study

RESULTS · 9 months

+284%
Organic Traffic
Page 1
Rankings
€187k
Annual Organic Revenue
CLIENT STORY · ECOMMERCE × SEO · AMSTERDAM

Competing against fast-fashion giants (H&M, Zara) on Google despite offering higher quality and ethical production; international visibility was almost zero

Built 12 category pages ('sustainable linen shirts', 'organic cotton dresses') with embedded review schema and buying-intent content targeting EU shoppers

Iris K.

Founder, Conscious Threads Amsterdam

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BEFORE → AFTER

Monthly organic transactions · BEFORE

22

Monthly organic transactions · AFTER

68

You shouldn’t have to wonder what your agency is doing with your money.

Every Friday, you get a Loom from your strategist. Not a report — a walkthrough. What changed, what we’re doing about it, what to expect next week. Several clients have told us it’s the first time SEO has ever made sense to them.

HOW IT WORKS

From audit to measurable growth, step by step

Within 8–12 months, your Amsterdam store ranks page 1 for 20–40 high-intent product keywords — consistently generating 80–180 organic transactions per month and reducing customer acquisition cost by 55–70%.

1

Amsterdam Ecommerce SEO Audit

We audit your product pages, category taxonomy, technical ecommerce foundations, and competitor positioning against top 5 Amsterdam and Dutch retailers.

2

Technical & Schema Foundation

We implement product schema, review schema, category pages, breadcrumb markup, and fix technical issues unique to ecommerce (duplicate product pages, canonicalisation, site speed).

3

Category & Buying-Intent Content

We build category hubs, buying guides, and comparison pages targeting the product types and customer intent your competitors ignore.

4

Review Authority & Link Building

We grow verified customer reviews, secure ecommerce industry links, and establish Amsterdam/Dutch retailer authority signals.

5

Conversion & Revenue Attribution

Monthly reporting on keyword rankings, organic revenue, AOV by traffic source, and product-level performance.

WHY OMAKAASE

The honest difference

We’re not going to call other agencies bad. We’ll just be clear about how we’re structured differently — and let you decide what matters.

OmakaaseWhat we hear from most agencies
ContractsMonth-to-month. Walk away any time.12-month minimum (standard)
Who's on your accountSenior strategist. Doesn't rotate.Account manager, often junior, rotates 6–12 months
Reporting cadenceWeekly Loom video + live dashboardMonthly PDF report
Attribution modelRevenue-connected from Day 1Rankings + traffic only
Cost transparencyYou see where every dollar goesBlack-box retainer
BENCHMARK CONTEXT

What this typically looks like for a Amsterdam ecommerce brand

The median ecommerce client after 6 months

See exactly how your store compares to top-performing Amsterdam ecommerce retailers — and where you're losing revenue to competitors.

Median result across 12 ecommerce SEO case studies. Results vary based on domain authority, competitive set, and existing traffic baseline.

+127%
organic traffic
4.2×
lead quality score
90d
to first gains
CLIENT VOICES

Month-to-month contracts and no lock-in wasn't just a selling point — it forced them to earn our business every month. They always did.

ES

Emma S.

CEO · Professional Services, $6M revenue

We'd tried two SEO agencies before. Both gave us dashboards and monthly reports with no movement. Omakaase told us what was actually broken in week one and fixed it. Six months in, we're on page one for every term that matters.

SM

Sarah M.

Head of Marketing · NYC Retail Brand, $4M revenue

By month three, our main product keyword hit Page 1. By month six, we cut Google Ads spend by 40% because organic was finally doing its job. That's the real test.

JT

James T.

Founder · Apparel Brand, New York

STRAIGHT ANSWERS

The questions founders actually ask us

Not the FAQ we wrote. The questions from real first calls.

How much does ecommerce SEO cost for an Amsterdam online store?

Amsterdam ecommerce SEO retainers typically run €1,800–€4,200/month depending on product catalog size and competitive intensity. Our packages start at €1,400/month for stores with 50–200 products.

Can a small Amsterdam retailer compete with bol.com and Amazon on Google?

Yes — but only for specific keywords. You'll never rank for generic 'shoes' or 'clothes.' You rank for 'sustainable leather shoes Amsterdam,' 'vintage fashion Netherlands,' 'specialty electronics distributor EU.' That's where the high-intent, high-value customers search.

How long before we see organic revenue from ecommerce SEO?

First sales typically appear within 60–90 days. Meaningful monthly revenue (€8k–€25k) takes 6–9 months. Peak performance hits month 10–14.

Should we focus on Dutch language or English, or both?

It depends on your target market. Dutch-language stores win bol.com-adjacent searches faster. English stores targeting EU/international buyers take 2–3 months longer but access a larger market. We recommend bilingual architecture if you have inventory and fulfillment for both audiences.

What's the difference between ecommerce SEO and Google Shopping optimization?

SEO ranks your pages organically. Google Shopping displays product ads in a carousel or Shopping tab. They work together — strong organic authority improves Shopping feed performance. We optimise both simultaneously.

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The 22 highest-converting ecommerce search terms in Dutch and English by product category
How top Amsterdam retailers rank above Amazon and bol.com for specific product searches
Product schema checklist — the 8 elements most Dutch ecommerce stores are missing that cost €15k–€45k in annual organic revenue
Category-building framework: how to structure pages so Google understands your product range better than bol.com

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