Where Indian online stores lose search traffic
Thin category pages. A grid of products with no text, no filters Google can understand and no answer to "which one should I buy".
Copied product text. The same description as every other seller of that product, or one paragraph repeated across sizes and colours.
Slow mobile templates. Heavy themes, apps that each add a script, and huge images on product pages.
Messy filters. Colour, size and price filters creating thousands of near-duplicate URLs that use up Google's attention.
No content for research searches. Buyers search "best sunscreen for oily skin in summer" or "cotton vs linen bedsheets" before they buy. Stores that answer those questions get the sale.
What our ecommerce SEO covers
Category structure planned around how people actually search, including the Hinglish and size or price terms they use ("kurta set under 1000", "sofa cum bed for small room").
Product pages with original copy, specs, FAQs and Product schema showing price in rupees, stock and ratings in Google results.
Technical fixes for Shopify, WooCommerce and Magento: duplicate URLs, faceted navigation, pagination, speed and indexing.
Buying guides and comparisons that rank for research searches and link to the right category.
Links and PR from Indian lifestyle, tech and trade publications.
Revenue reporting in GA4, so you see organic orders and revenue, not just visits.
