We help online stores show up when it matters

Since 2019, we've been working with e-commerce brands across South Korea and beyond. Our focus is simple—getting your products in front of people who are actually searching for them.

We're not here to make big promises about overnight success. SEO takes time, and honestly, that's why it works. But when you do it right, the results stick around.

Team collaboration workspace with digital tools and planning materials

How we started thinking about search differently

Back in early 2019, I was helping a friend with her small handmade goods shop. She had great products but zero traffic. We spent weeks just trying to understand what people were typing into Google when they wanted something like what she sold.

That experience taught me something important. SEO isn't about gaming algorithms or stuffing keywords everywhere. It's about understanding the gap between what someone searches for and what your store actually offers—then closing that gap.

Now we work with stores selling everything from skincare to electronics. Each one has different challenges, but the approach stays consistent: research what real people search for, match it to what you sell, and make sure Google can connect those dots.

What actually goes into e-commerce SEO

A lot of people think SEO is just adding keywords to product pages. That's part of it, sure. But there's a lot more happening under the hood if you want results that last.

Product page optimization

This is where most stores drop the ball. Your product titles, descriptions, and even image names need to match what people are searching. We dig into search data to figure out the exact phrases your customers use—not what you think they use.

Technical structure work

If Google's bots can't crawl your site properly, nothing else matters. We look at site speed, mobile usability, URL structure, and schema markup. These aren't glamorous tasks, but they're what separates stores that rank from stores that don't.

Content that actually helps

People don't just search for products—they search for answers. "How to choose running shoes for flat feet" gets way more traffic than "buy running shoes." We help create content that answers those questions and naturally leads to your products.

Link building (the right way)

Getting other sites to link to yours still matters. But spammy directory links won't cut it anymore. We focus on earning links through partnerships, guest content, and creating things people actually want to reference.

The person behind the strategy

I keep the team lean because I believe in quality over quantity. Every client works directly with me, not an account manager three levels removed from the actual work. You'll know exactly who's handling your SEO and why we're making each decision.

Elara Kinsley

SEO Strategist & Founder

Six years into this work, I still get excited when a client's product page hits the first page of results. Before starting SagionThink, I spent three years at a digital agency in Seoul working with mid-size retail brands. That taught me what works at scale, but I wanted more direct client relationships—hence starting my own practice in 2019.

Realistic timelines

SEO takes three to six months before you see meaningful results. Anyone promising faster is either lying or planning to use tactics that'll hurt you long-term. We set honest expectations from day one.

Transparent reporting

You'll get monthly reports that actually explain what's happening—not just charts with big numbers. I walk through what changed, why it matters, and what we're testing next. No jargon unless I explain it first.

E-commerce focus

I only work with online stores because the SEO strategies are completely different from service businesses or blogs. Product pages, category structures, seasonal inventory—these need specialized approaches that I've spent years refining.

Ready to talk about your store?

I'm currently taking on new clients for programs starting in late 2025. If you're running an e-commerce store and want to explore whether SEO makes sense for your situation, let's have a conversation. No pressure, no sales pitch—just an honest discussion about what might work for your specific business.

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Search analytics dashboard showing organic traffic growth patterns

Keyword research process with competitive analysis tools

Product page optimization workflow with SEO best practices