Hello! This is Orcel Saito.
SEO remains effective in attracting customers to your own e-commerce site, such as Shopify or makeshop.
Many people are working on social media marketing, but we encourage you to also work on SEO.
If done well, it is possible to attract a steady stream of customers over several years.
We have a blog called "Uru Chikara," and even though we haven't updated it at all, it has been able to maintain high rankings for highly competitive keywords.
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"SEO Estimate"
"SEO Starter Guide"
"Online shop sales promotion"
"Rakuten Market Customer Attraction"
"RMS Design"
"Rakuten ftp"
"Rakuten Market Outsourcing"
"shopify multilingual"
"shopify future shop"
"css color"
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It also appears on the first page for various other keywords.
for example,
"SEO Estimate"
The page that appears on the first page when searching for this keyword was written over four and a half years ago, and nothing has changed except for the title, but it still ranks highly and attracts customers.
This page is also useful for those new to SEO.
The page is below.
https://uruchikara.jp/seo-mitsumori/
We hear from many customers that after switching their shopping cart to Shopify, their sales have increased, or that they've started selling things even though they hadn't sold anything before. This is why we think it's a good idea to use Shopify's excellent blogging function to work on SEO, even if it's just a little at a time.
It should be a vending machine to attract customers.
The basic idea behind SEO is simple.
"Beat and break into the top-ranked pages (1st page/up to 10th place)"
That's it.
To do this, just like running an online shop, it is important to have a research attitude and look at your competitors and users rather than being self-centered.
Introduction to SEO for your own e-commerce site (Part 1)
