E-commerce SEO
SEO for E-commerce in Nepal
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The problems
Why Online Stores Struggle on Google
Products not indexed
If Google hasn’t indexed a product page, it can’t rank or sell. On most stores I audit, this is the first problem.
Copied product descriptions
Text copied from the manufacturer or other stores is duplicate content, so Google often leaves those pages out of its index.
Product pages that don’t rank
Single product pages compete with big marketplaces. Without strong category pages around them, they rarely reach page one.
Slow store pages
Heavy themes, too many apps or plugins and large images slow the store down, and shoppers leave before the page loads.
Missing product schema
Without product schema, Google can’t easily show your price, stock and other product details in search results.
Weak category pages
Empty or thin category pages waste the pages that should rank for your biggest buying searches.
Where I start
Indexing Comes Before Everything Else
Process
How I Do E-commerce SEO
- Step 01
Full store audit
Every page type on your store, plus Search Console, to see how many products and categories Google has actually indexed.
- Step 02
Fix crawling and indexing
If few products are indexed, technical fixes come first: duplicate URLs, blocked pages, sitemaps and internal links.
- Step 03
Optimise product pages
I rewrite copied descriptions and improve titles and images, so products get indexed and match what shoppers search.
- Step 04
Category pages, home page and speed
Category pages and the home page target the biggest buying searches. Speed is improved across the whole store, because no one can hand-tune thousands of product pages.
- Step 05
Product schema
Structured data for your products, so Google can show prices, stock and other details in search results.
- Step 06
Content only where it helps
Blog posts aren’t the main focus. I add buying-guide content when it supports your categories, as I did for a seven-product kids’ care brand.
- Step 07
Monthly report and review
Indexed products, clicks, impressions and rankings, explained in plain words, with a review call.
Results
E-commerce SEO Results From Real Stores
Prereq Care · USA
Direct-to-consumer kids’ personal care brand with seven products.
611 → 3.98K clicks (+550%) and 22K → 471K impressions, last 3 months vs the previous 3. Average position 7.5 → 6.9.
Vape Outlet Online · UK
Shopify store with no Google search visibility before the project.
0 → 287 clicks and 0 → 11.9K impressions in 3 months, with product snippets showing in Search Console.
PWRRR · UK
Health and beauty online store.
65 → 101 clicks (+55%) and 3.56K → 10.7K impressions in 28 days. Average position 18.8 → 12.5.
Search Console screenshots
Platforms
Shopify and WordPress Store SEO
Shopify stores
- Duplicate product URLs created by collections
- Theme speed and too many apps
- Product schema and rich results
- Collection pages with useful content
WordPress stores
- Indexing settings and sitemaps
- Plugin load and page speed
- Product schema
- Category pages that can rank
Deliverables
What You Get Each Month
Indexing and technical fixes
Crawling, indexing, duplicate URLs and other technical problems, fixed and checked in Search Console.
Product page optimisation
Unique descriptions, titles and images for the products that matter most to your sales.
Category and home pages
Content and structure for the pages that target your biggest buying searches.
Speed improvements
Faster themes, images and apps or plugins across the whole store.
Product schema
Structured data so Google can show your product details in search results.
Monthly report and review call
Indexed products, clicks, impressions and rankings, explained in plain words.
Pricing
Pricing for E-commerce SEO
- The number of products and categories
- Your platform and the technical problems found in the audit
- How many product descriptions need rewriting
- Competition in your market, in Nepal or abroad
Fit
Who This Service Is For
A good fit
- Shopify and WordPress stores serious about getting more sales from Google
- Online stores in Nepal and international stores
- Owners who can join a monthly meeting and share product details and access
- Budgets from $150 per month
Not a good fit
- Budgets under $150 per month
- Anyone who wants a guaranteed #1 ranking or quick results
- Stores that can’t give access to Search Console or the store admin
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does e-commerce SEO cost in Nepal?
My plans start at $150 per month, and I don’t take projects below that. You get a free audit first. The final price depends on how many products and categories you have, your platform, the technical problems in the audit, how many descriptions need rewriting and the competition in your market.
Why are my products not showing on Google?
Usually because they aren’t indexed. Common causes are descriptions copied from the manufacturer or other stores, duplicate URLs, technical blocks and weak internal links. The audit shows how many of your products Google has indexed and what is stopping the rest.
Can I use the manufacturer’s product descriptions?
It’s better not to. The same descriptions appear on many other sites, so Google often doesn’t index your version. Each important product needs its own description written for your shoppers. I rewrite them, starting with the products that matter most to your sales.
Do you work with Shopify and WordPress stores?
Yes. Most of my e-commerce work is on Shopify and WordPress stores, in Nepal and abroad. If your store runs on another platform, send me the link and I’ll tell you honestly whether I can help.
Do I need a blog for e-commerce SEO?
Not at the start. Indexing, product pages and category pages come first, because they are the pages that sell. I add buying-guide content where it supports your categories, as with a kids’ personal care brand whose clicks rose 550% compared with the previous three months.
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