You need the searches shoppers use, the ads rivals keep running, creators worth a first email, and product lines that answer fit questions. Not five dashboards. We do that research and write the next steps for $99 a month.
Get my first report freeA shopper typing black wide leg trousers already knows the garment. If your collection page does not match that search, the click goes to a bigger retailer. Fashion SEO is a list of pages that name the item the way buyers name it.
Ads are the other half. A phone try-on or one blazer styled three ways can keep running after a studio film dies. You need the rival Meta ads that stay up, and the opening line worth a test in your own account.
Creators sell clothes by wearing them. At roughly $1K to $10K a month you do not have a partnerships desk. You need people who already post your kind of outfit, a verified email, and a first message you can send this week. The same pass can name boutiques that could stock the line.
Reviews decide the add to cart. Buyers ask if it runs small, if the fabric is sheer, if it pills, and if the sleeves fit long arms. Those answers already sit in your reviews and in rival reviews. Put them on the product page or watch them become returns.
These notes show the shape of a report. They are not results from a real brand, and not a promise of rankings, ad results or replies.
Example: a linen label chases how to sew linen trousers. That search is for people making clothes. The buy phrase is linen trousers women, on a collection page.
Example: a rival Meta ad opens on a phone video, I packed one dress for a week of meetings. The hook is the outfit count, not a discount.
Example: a creator posts office outfits in your price range, and the comments are about fit. A shop in your category is the same kind of lead.
Example: buyers write that a shirt looks boxy in the photo but sits close once on. The page still says relaxed fit.
Semrush, Foreplay, Minea, Modash and Hunter are strong products for people who research all day. Monthly billing, checked on 5 October 2026: Semrush SEO is $139, Foreplay Basic is $59, Minea Starter is $49, Modash Essentials is $299, and Hunter Starter is $49. Together that is $595 before you learn a filter.
Modash alone costs more than our whole service. You need a short list and a draft, not another login. Free tools do not fix the bill. Stale or misleading data wastes the evening you spend on a collection page. We pay for the tools and do the reading.
Keep the tools if you like the dashboards. Choose us if you run one store and want the research off your plate.
Send your Shopify URL and three competitors. We research the store and hand you the work in plain English. You stay in charge of the site, the ad account and the inbox. We do not shoot content or edit the theme.
Keywords for your garments, fabrics and occasions. Rankings, and the collection or product pages to fix first. Shopper searches kept apart from maker searches.
What rivals run on Meta, how long those ads have been up, and opening lines worth a test. You still make the creative.
Creators who fit the clothes, verified emails, and a first message drafted for you. Shops that could stock the line, with a contact.
The same report turns buyer praise and complaints into product page lines: size, fabric and care, in their words. First report free. Then $99 a month. Cancel any month. No logins to share.
New Shopify and DTC apparel founders doing roughly $1K to $10K a month. You still handle marketing. You want keywords, rival ads, creator leads and review lines without buying a stack of tools.
No. We research and write the next steps. You publish the pages, test the hooks and send the messages. Your accounts stay yours.
Your store URL and three competitors. No logins and no app to install.
The first report is free. After that it is $99 a month. Cancel any month. No contract and no setup fee.
We run the tools. You put the findings on the site, in the ads and in outreach.
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