First get your titles and URL's to contain your keywords. After that try offsite SEO.

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Hi "jessicawillss":

I am going to assume you already decided on what to sell. From there, I am going to assume you don't have a website yet. Here are the important things, IMO, to rank a website:

1. Keyword in URL
2. Keyword in Title of site and description of site.
3. Keyword in page title, in the beginning of the first paragraph, sprinkled throughout the page at around a 3% keyword density, in a 800-1300 word article.
4. Bold, italicize, and underline keyword about 1 time, maybe more, but don't over do it.
5. Find related keywords (aka Latent Semantic Index, or LSI) by Googling your keyword and looking at the bottom on the SERPs. There's usually "related searches" Or, you can use Google's Keyword tool and they have related keywords as well.

This is ON-page SEO and only weighs in ranking about 20%?? Opinions differ.

MORE importantly is OFF-page SEO, aka back linking.

6. Start slow in getting back links (in other words, do not build 1000 links on the first day to a new site) You want to make the back links grow at a "natural" pace.
7. Keeping with "natural," get back links from DIVERSE sources. This is known as a "Diverse Back Link Profile." Get them from Article submissions, web 2.0 sites, social book marking sites, blog commenting, and best of all, contextual back links from "trusted"/ "authority" sites. This is easier said than done. Striking up relationships with high PR "authority" sites is the way to earn the privilege to post an article on their site (with your links inside, of course)

Just keep building back links and adding fresh content to your site and Google will notice you.

It takes time to SEO a site unless competition is low and/or you have powerful back linking partners.

This is why people just pay people to SEO a site.

Hope you got something from this

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To do seo for an e commerce website ,you need to choose catchy title and description for particular service and product.