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Store crawl
Week 1
Full crawl, index bloat check and a category-to-query map.
E-Commerce SEO · Lahore, Pakistan
Ecommerce SEO for traffic that buys, not just browses.
Category and product pages built around buying intent - so the visitors you already get turn into orders instead of bounces.
✓ Category-first approach ✓ Based in Lahore, working remotely ✓ Free SEO audit to start
Category-firstCategory pages carry the buying intent
Revenue-trackedMeasured in orders, not just visits
Hands-onI audit every store myself
My focus
What commercial pages look like when they work.
Search Console data from real e-commerce accounts.
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Don’t believe the numbers?
Book a call and I’ll open the live dashboards on screen - every figure above, inside the client’s own account, while you watch.
What’s included
Six jobs on a store.
01
Category page strategy
Category pages outrank product pages for almost every commercial query. Most stores get this backwards.
02
Product page optimisation
Unique descriptions, specs and schema - not the manufacturer’s copy every competitor also pasted in.
03
Faceted navigation control
Filters generate thousands of near-duplicate URLs. Left alone they eat your crawl budget alive.
04
Product schema
Price, availability and reviews marked up so listings show rich results instead of plain blue links.
05
Buying-intent keywords
The terms people use right before they pay, not the ones they use while researching.
06
Out-of-stock handling
Discontinued products handled so you keep the rankings instead of losing them to 404s.
How it runs
Four stages. You always know which one you’re in.
02
Category rebuild
Weeks 2-4
The pages that carry commercial intent, fixed first.
03
Products & schema
Weeks 4-8
Descriptions, structured data and faceted URL control.
04
Track revenue
Monthly
Organic sessions, transactions and revenue - from your own Analytics.
Why me
The person you hire is the person doing the work.
I run every campaign myself
No outsourcing, no account manager relaying messages. The person who audits your site is the person who fixes it.
Reporting you can verify
Every number comes from your own Google Search Console and Analytics - never a dashboard I control.
Nothing I can’t defend to Google
No bought link networks, no shortcuts that spike then collapse at the next core update.
Tools included, not billed
Ahrefs, SEMrush, Screaming Frog, Local Falcon and Whitespark all run on my licences.
Free SEO audit
See why your store gets traffic but not orders.
Send your store URL. I’ll check your category structure, index bloat and product schema.
- Category vs product targeting
- Index bloat from filters
- Product schema errors
- Buying-intent keyword gaps
E-commerce SEO questions.
Why do my products rank but not sell?
Usually because you’re ranking for research queries rather than buying queries, or because category pages - which carry the commercial intent - were never optimised. Product pages alone rarely carry a store.
What platform do you work with?
Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento and custom builds. The principles are identical; only the implementation differs. WooCommerce stores often also need WordPress SEO work.
What is index bloat and why does it matter?
Filters and sort options generate thousands of near-identical URLs. Google wastes its crawl budget on them instead of your real pages, and may treat your catalogue as thin or duplicated.
How long before an online store sees results?
Category pages usually move in 2-4 months. A full catalogue takes 6-12, because Google has to recrawl and reassess a lot more pages than on a small site.
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