Being found

Search engines read your shop the way a visitor does, so most of this is the same work as making the shop clear.

What matters most

Product titles in the words people search with, not internal names or codes.

Descriptions that say what the thing is, what it is made of, what size it is. Thin descriptions rank badly because they deserve to.

Images with real filenames and alt text.

One address per page. The same product reachable at three addresses splits whatever it earns three ways.

Things that quietly hurt

• Pages that take seconds to appear on a phone.
• Products left published after they are gone, returning nothing.
• Changing addresses without redirecting the old ones. Links other people made are the slowest to recover.

If you are moving from another platform

Keep the old addresses working with redirects to the new ones. This is the single biggest cause of traffic falling after a move, and it is entirely avoidable.

What nobody can promise

No one can promise you a position. Anyone who does is selling something. What you can do is make the shop clear, fast and stable, and give it time.

What to check

• Each product has its own title and description, not a repeated one.
• The shop opens quickly on a phone on a normal connection.
• Old addresses redirect to the new page, not to the home page.