Your customers are searching for your products on Google right now. If your store isn’t on page one, they’re buying from a competitor who is — every single day.
Pakistan's ecommerce market is crowded and getting more competitive every quarter. Whether you run a Shopify boutique, a WooCommerce store, or sell across Daraz and Amazon alongside your own site — you're competing against thousands of other Lahore-based sellers, established retail brands, and marketplaces with far more domain authority than you.
The result: your customer searches for exactly what you sell, and finds a competitor's product page instead of yours — not because their product is better, but because their SEO is.
Every product and category page is optimized individually — unique titles, descriptions, headings, and image alt text built around the exact buyer-intent keywords your customers search for. No templated, duplicated copy across variants.
We fix the crawl and indexing issues that quietly cap every ecommerce site's growth — duplicate content from filters and variants, broken category hierarchies, slow page speed, and crawl budget waste on low-value URLs.
Shopify and WooCommerce each have their own SEO quirks — canonical tag handling, app-generated duplicate content, theme-level speed issues. We optimize for the platform you're actually running on, not a generic ecommerce checklist.
If you sell on Daraz or Amazon alongside your own store, your listings need their own optimization — titles, backend search terms, and structured attributes that determine whether you show up in marketplace search at all.
We implement Product, Offer, and Review schema so your listings can show price, availability, and star ratings directly in Google search results — increasing click-through rate before a visitor even lands on your site.
Buying guides, comparison content, and category-supporting blog content that captures top-of-funnel searches and earns links — plus a targeted outreach strategy to build authority for your product categories.
Built for Lahore businesses selling online
We audit your full product catalog, technical setup, and current rankings, then map you against the stores and marketplaces already outranking you for your core product terms. This tells us exactly what it will take to close the gap.
Before we optimize content, we fix the foundation — crawl budget waste, duplicate content from variants and filters, broken category hierarchies, and page speed issues that silently cap your rankings.
We rewrite and restructure your highest-opportunity product and category pages first, then work through the rest of your catalog — each page built around real buyer-intent keywords, not generic descriptions.
We run continuous content production, link building, and marketplace listing optimization (Daraz/Amazon) — the ongoing signals that determine whether you hold and grow your rankings as your catalog scales.
Standard SEO optimizes a handful of service pages for a defined set of keywords. Ecommerce SEO has to do that across hundreds or thousands of SKUs — each with its own variants, categories, and duplicate-content risk — while managing crawl budget, faceted navigation, and structured data at scale.
It also has to account for marketplaces. A Lahore fashion brand isn’t just competing with other websites in Google’s organic results — it’s competing with its own listings on Daraz and Amazon, and with international sellers targeting the same Pakistani buyers.
At Rankmizer, ecommerce SEO is a standalone discipline with its own toolset, its own process, and its own team specialization. We don’t treat it as a generic SEO package with product pages bolted on.
Cost depends on the size of your catalog, your platform, and whether you also need marketplace optimization for Daraz or Amazon. Pricing typically scales with the number of products and categories being optimized — we'll give you an exact quote after auditing your store.
Most stores see initial movement on product and category pages within 60–90 days. Highly competitive categories — fashion, electronics, beauty — can take 3–5 months for consistent page-one rankings, since you're competing against both other websites and marketplace listings.
Yes. Marketplace visibility and your own website's SEO are two separate assets. Relying only on Daraz or Amazon means you're paying commission on every sale and have no control if the marketplace changes its algorithm or policies. Your own store's SEO builds a customer channel you fully own.
Both platforms need the same SEO fundamentals — clean architecture, unique content, structured data — but the technical implementation differs. Shopify has stricter URL and app-related constraints; WooCommerce offers more flexibility but requires more manual technical configuration. We optimize for whichever platform you're actually running.
Yes. Large catalogs are handled through prioritization — we identify your highest-opportunity categories and products first based on search volume and current performance, then systematically work through the rest of the catalog rather than trying to optimize everything at once.
