
Keval Shah | Ecommerce SEO
@SEOKeval
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Scaled 100+ eCommerce Brands with SEO • Helping eCommerce Brands Grow Using SEO • Schedule a Consultation For SEO Services 👉 https://t.co/CXb1sgW5YD
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I recorded a video showing how I increased a brand's organic traffic by 50% in just 3 months. Ranked them for keywords like "bongs" and "glass pipes." This is the most in-depth I've ever shown my SEO strategy. (Bookmark this)
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Anyone promising to be able to rank you #1 on Google, ChatGPT, etc… IS LYING. There are no promises or guarantees in SEO. When optimizing for search, you’re ultimately optimizing for an algorithm. And algorithms can be unpredictable. You can put a site in the best possible
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You can't just build any kind of page you want, optimize it for a keyword, and hope that it ranks. You have to build the right kind of page. What do I mean by that? Google the keyword you're trying to rank for. And see what types of pages Google is ranking in the top 5
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The best part about AI overviews is that they're putting bad SEO agencies out of business. I'm talking about the agencies that spend 12 months boosting organic traffic by publishing 6 blog posts per month targeting low-competition, top-of-funnel keywords. Those agencies thrive
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I know Alex has a product to sell and a narrative to push, but some of this is flat-out wrong. First of all, you can still see 100 results on Google. You’re not limited to the first 10 results. I don’t know why Alex didn’t just do a simple Google search to fact-check this,
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Here's the step-by-step SEO process I followed to 8x organic traffic to a brand's product category pages in 4 months: > Fixed all broken links > Fixed all broken backlinks > Removed all blog content that received minimal organic traffic and had poor keyword rankings >
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Targeting multiple keywords on one page can absolutely destroy your SEO. Check out this example: Let's say you sell hyperbaric chambers, and you have a dedicated Product Category page for them. And on that page, you target the keywords "hyperbaric chambers for sale" and "best
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Something most SEO's don't want to hear: AI Overviews are actually extremely helpful. I much prefer the summary to clicking into a site to get an answer. Do they steal clicks? Absolutely. But without them, Google wouldn't stand a chance against other AI models. And Google
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Here’s how to determine if a keyword is easy to rank for in Google: First, plug your keyword into Ahrefs, select the "SERPs" button, and look at the pages currently ranking for the keyword. Check if there’s a page with a DR of 35 or less ranking in the top 5 positions. Yes?
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Nothing hurts SEO more than having a ton of low-quality pages on your site. Here's how to fix this: Remove any blog content that has no keyword rankings and receives very little organic traffic. Combine product pages that are different variants of the same product. Remove any
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Update on this: After 2 months of being back on board with this brand, I was able to recover almost all lost keyword rankings and reverse the declining organic traffic. All I had to do was undo everything their last SEO provider did.
I'm not going to call anyone out or name any names... But about a year ago, I started working with a brand on their SEO. In March, they paused our engagement due to cash flow issues. Shortly after, they brought on a cheaper SEO provider they found on this platform to fill the
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Here’s the SEO strategy I use to rank for any keyword: Let's say you want to rank for the keyword "modern sofas." First, take a look at the pages ranking in the top 5 positions of Google for that keyword, and determine what type of page Google predominantly ranks. In this
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A brand canceled my SEO services 4 months ago. Their paid ads agency offered to do their SEO, too, and they took them up on it, so they didn't have to manage multiple agencies. Since that agency took over SEO, keyword rankings have absolutely plummeted. Some of the brand's
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Here’s how most agencies do SEO: 5 blog posts a month targeting keywords like “infrared sauna benefits” and “what is an infrared sauna.” 10 backlinks a month to those blog posts. And then they brag about how much traffic has increased. Here’s how they should be doing SEO:
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Ranked a brand #1 for a keyword that gets 22,000 searches a month. How much will this make them? Let's do some math: They're estimated to get 4,257 clicks from this keyword ranking. At a 0.5% conversion rate, that's around 21 orders. (They need to improve that) Since this
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You can get SEO results in weeks rather than months with this strategy: First, check out your existing keyword rankings using Ahrefs. Then, add a filter so that you're only seeing keyword rankings between positions #7-15. These are your low-hanging fruit opportunities. Go
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The worst clients are the ones who have their own Ahrefs/SEMRush account and constantly send you technical errors that those tools flag. 90% of those "technical errors" are not even errors. Adjusting the meta description on 10,000 pages because it's "too short" is a colossal
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Drove a 10x increase in organic traffic to a brand's product category pages in 4 months. The prices of the products on those pages range from $10,000 to $72,000. SEO has such an insane ROI for high-ticket brands. It's a license to print money.
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This is for all of the ecom brand owners who are obsessed with getting their products to appear in ChatGPT. Only 2.1% of users use it to purchase products. Will that number increase? Eventually. But for now, it’s just not a very impactful channel.
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