How do I get better google search results?

[Sterlzy]

Hi All,

Forgive me as Im sure this has been asked millions of times BUT im new to this and Im wanting to know how do I get better google search results for the products im selling? 

When i google the products I sell, my store doesnt show until the 2nd or 2rd page in results. I want to get us to the top. 

Any help would be appreciated. TIA

[topnewyork]

Hello @Sterlzy ,

Getting better Google search results takes time, but here are a few key steps to help:

1. Use keyword-rich titles and meta descriptions – include phrases your customers are likely to search.

2. Write unique product descriptions – avoid using manufacturer content.

3. Add ALT text to all product images with relevant keywords.

4. Use an SEO app like “SEO Optimizer” to scan and improve your site.

5. Start a blog on your store to drive more organic traffic.

6. Make sure your store loads fast and is mobile-friendly.

[Wendell4]

I can share you some tips to get a better Google Search Results accordingly:

1. Keep the length of meta title and meta description under proper status. The recommended length of meta titile should be no more than 70 characters and for meta description content, it should be under 150 characters. After doing so, your store will get a better view in search results and can display all highlights completely.

2. Add store favicon from admin page. This is very necessary to do so as it is helpful to build up store brand and make visitors feel easier to locate your store URL and make a difference with others if your store pages are mixed with other similar competitor websites together.

3. Optimize and update store page contents regularly and do advance SEO like Structured Data JSON LD. This is very beneficial for your store to display contents more than your competitors. When visitors can see more contents like price, reviews, star ratings in search results, they will have more trust on what you sell and it will be good for store further conversion as well. For the technique I mention here, you can check this guideline from Google to know more about it or use this tool I have on my store as well to set up directly, which is working fine on my store.

May your store get more sales and have better performance with my idea shared here. Thank you!

[Ecommerce_Ally]

Hi @Sterlzy, Totally get where you're coming from - SEO feels like a mystery at first.

One thing that helped me was thinking like a customer: What would you type in if you were searching for your product? Make sure those exact words are in your product title, URLs, and descriptions naturally, not stuffed.

Also, avoid copying supplier content. Google loves original wording, even if it's short and simple. 

Last tip: set up Google Search Console. It shows what people are actually searching before they land on your site. Stick with it, SEO builds slow but pays off big

[Princekhay15]

Hey @Sterlzy ,I totally get how frustrating that can be, having a great store but feeling like no one can find it is tough.

Since you’re just getting started, here’s something a lot of new store owners miss. Google doesn’t just look at what’s on your page, it looks at who it’s for. If your product pages aren’t speaking the same language your ideal customer is typing into search, it’s easy to get pushed down the results.

Quick tip you can try today: search one of your products on Google, then scroll to the “People also ask” and “Related searches” sections. Those are real phrases people are using. Add a few of those (naturally) into your product titles, meta descriptions, and page headings. That small shift can actually boost your visibility quicker than you’d think.

If you’re open to it, I’d be happy to take a quick look at your store and point out one page you could improve this week for better results. Just drop your link or tell me what you’re selling. 

[Amlani]

based on your question, i am assuming you are talking about improving the organic presence and online visibility of your products. the advise that I will offer aligns with what other members have shared with you till now. it's just that I will expand on those a bit more in detail: 

1. obviously start with keyword research for your products and store (you can use a tool like ahrefs or semrush.) identify high-ranking, high-intent keywords related to your products and ensure that your store is well-optimized with these keywords. use them across your product pages as well. but ensure that you are not stuffing keywords. rather, they should be added naturally in descriptions, meta titles, etc. 

2. then, you can focus on creating a blog page for your website. but be strategic with your efforts. ensure that your blog page caters to the entire marketing funnel (ToFu, MoFu, and BoFu.) With top-of-the-funnel topics, you can raise awareness about your products (or the purpose they serve). And with bottom-of-the-funnel topics, you can talk about your products and how they can be beneficial for a user. That way, you will build topical authority and it will be easier to rank in search results. 

3. and lastly, focus on technical SEO as well. even great pages with high-value content can fail to rank higher on Google if your technical setup isn’t right. just ensure that your site is mobile-friendly, pages don't take a lot of time to load, URL structures are clean,  and you’re using structured data/schema for products. 

once you set these foundations strong, you will notice that your store and its organic traffic start to improve with time. be patient, and then once you get a grip on these SEO elements, you can start working on other aspects such as backlinking, interlinking, etc. 

[garry30]

The first step to get your online store on the first page of Google is to SEO optimize all its pages; product pages, category pages, etc. Do a keyword research through Google Keyword Planner, and look for what your potential customers are Googling when looking for products you sell. Add those high-volume keywords in your site content, meta title, meta description and URL. With on-page SEO, your site will start showing on Google. 

To further improve your store's SEO health, set up a blog section on your store, and publish high-quality, original content regularly. Additionally, establish a strong presence on social media channels like Instagram, Facebook, etc., and submit articles in high-authority sites. This will help you boost online visibility, reach and conversion rate. Hope this helps.

[onescales]

improve your content, get people and other websites to talk about your business. write more content, make videos and do it for a long time.