Why eCommerce SEO is a different job
A five-page service website has five pages to optimise. A store with three hundred products has three hundred product pages, forty collection pages, filter combinations that generate thousands of URLs, and a search engine that has to decide which of them deserves to rank. Most stores lose before they start — not because the products are wrong, but because the store generates duplicate pages, thin descriptions and crawl paths that waste Google's budget on URLs nobody should see.
The other half of the problem is intent. Someone searching best face wash for oily skin is still deciding. Someone searching cetaphil oily skin cleanser 125ml price has a card in their hand. Those two people need different pages, and a store that only has product pages captures only the second one — the smaller, more expensive half of the market.
The short version
Fix what Google cannot crawl, write what buyers actually search, structure the catalogue so authority flows to the pages that sell, and mark it all up so the results show price, stock and rating. Then keep doing it as the catalogue changes.
What the work covers
Six areas. On a small catalogue they overlap and move fast; on a large one each is its own workstream.
What we find on almost every store
These are not exotic problems. They are in the first audit of nearly every Pakistani store we open.
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Platform by platform
Shopify
Fast and clean out of the box, with three known problems: the forced /collections/ path duplication on product URLs, apps that inject render-blocking scripts, and theme markup that fights structured data. We fix the canonical logic, strip the app bloat and rebuild the schema in the theme rather than through another app.
WooCommerce
More control, more ways to go wrong. Usually it is hosting and caching killing speed, plugin conflicts producing duplicate schema, and attribute pages being indexed by accident. We audit the plugin stack, set caching properly, and control indexation at the template level.
Custom builds
Headless and bespoke stores rank fine when rendering is handled properly. The usual failure is client-side rendering that Googlebot never fully executes. We check what the crawler actually receives and work with your developer to fix it at the framework level.
Daraz and marketplaces
Marketplace listings have their own search algorithm — title structure, attribute completeness, review velocity and price competitiveness. Worth optimising alongside your own store, never instead of it: on a marketplace you rent the customer, on your store you own them.
How the engagement runs
What we report
Rankings are a means, not the point. The monthly report leads with revenue and works backwards.
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Honest timelines
Anyone promising first-page rankings in thirty days is either lying or targeting keywords nobody searches. Here is what actually happens on a store with a reasonable catalogue and no penalty history.
Stores with an existing penalty, a migration gone wrong, or a catalogue in the thousands take longer. We say so in the audit rather than after you have paid for three months.
Questions store owners ask
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