Paid ads stop the moment the budget stops. Organic rankings for your categories and products keep bringing buyers. Digital Wasfa does SEO for Saudi online stores on Salla, Zid, Shopify and WooCommerce, in Arabic and English.
A store has hundreds of similar pages, filters that create duplicate URLs, and products that come and go. E-commerce SEO focuses on category pages for broad searches, product pages for specific ones, clean handling of filters and out-of-stock items, and structured data so Google can show price and availability.
Most store traffic from Google lands on category pages, so that is where we usually start. Product pages, technical health and content then support them.
Keyword-matched titles, short useful intros, internal links and filter settings that do not create thousands of thin URLs.
Unique Arabic and English descriptions, clear specs, image alt text, reviews and product schema with price and stock.
Speed, crawl budget, duplicate pages, canonical tags, redirects for deleted products and sitemap cleanup.
Buying guides that answer real questions and earn links, linked to the categories they support.
We look at which categories already make money and which searches have buyer intent, then fix those pages first. Each month we report organic revenue and orders from GA4, not just rankings.
Technical crawl, keyword research by category, GA4 e-commerce tracking check and a prioritised plan.
Technical fixes, category page updates and product template improvements, starting with the best sellers.
More categories, buying guides and product feeds, with monthly reports on organic orders and revenue.
Yes. Both platforms let you edit titles, descriptions and URLs. Some technical settings are limited, so we work within what each platform allows and focus on content and structure.
Technical fixes can help within weeks. Ranking new category pages for competitive searches usually takes three to six months.
Yes, in Arabic and English, starting with your best-selling and highest-margin products.
Usually not completely. SEO lowers your cost per order over time, while ads bring sales now. Most stores do best with both.
It depends on the number of products and categories and how competitive your market is. We send a written proposal after a free audit.
Share your store link. We will run a free audit and show you which pages to fix first.