Search Engine Optimization
SEO Audit
A full audit of your e-commerce website is the first step in finding SEO problems and chances for development. This procedure makes sure that SEO best practices are followed to make your online store more visible, easier to crawl, and higher in search engine results.
It finds technological problems, content gaps, and off-page limits that might keep your website from getting better search ranks and overall performance.
Keyword Research and Mapping
Your e-commerce site should have the same keywords, phrases, and search queries that people who want to buy your items use. This is done by doing a lot of keyword research and putting keyword themes in the right places on the right pages to improve search ranks and exposure.
Onsite Content Optimization
High-quality content is quite important for getting your website to show up in search results for specific keywords. That’s why we provide content optimisation services that use established SEO methods like smart internal linking, optimised titles and meta tags, schema markup implementation, and more to improve visibility and performance.
Onsite Content Optimisation is the process of improving the text, pictures, and overall structure of your website so that both search engines and people can easily read and interact with your content. .
Local SEO Optimization
When people search for businesses in a certain area, Google Maps business results show up at the top. We use a mix of technical SEO, onsite and offsite optimisation, and local citation building tactics to help your online business get higher local results and interact with customers in your area.
Local SEO (Search Engine Optimisation) is all about making your website and online presence better so that people in your region can quickly find your business on Google Search and Google Maps.
SEO Penalty Recovery
Getting an SEO penalty might hurt your e-commerce store’s exposure, which makes it hard to get good rankings on Google. To get your site’s search performance back to normal, you need to figure out what went wrong, make a strategy to fix it, and ask Google to rethink your request.
When Google reduces your website’s position because it broke its spam or quality rules, this is called an SEO penalty. It makes it harder for people to see your site in search results.
Analytics and Conversion Tracking
You can’t run a successful SEO strategy without good statistics and conversion tracking. SEO isn’t just about increasing search rankings—it’s about delivering actual outcomes by recognising insights, exposing opportunities, and limiting possible hazards for your organisation.
Analytics is the process of collecting and analysing data on how people use your website, such as how they find it, what they do, and which pages they look at. This information may help you improve performance and the user experience.