Catalogue structure
Give important categories and services a clear role. Review overlapping pages, naming, filters and the links that guide a customer to the right option.
Catalogue architecture & migration SEO
SEO Services in Delhi
SEO services for Delhi businesses: technical reviews, ecommerce catalogue structure, migration planning and internal links for WordPress and Shopify sites.
Delhi & Maharashtra · Working with Delhi businesses
The right starting point
Keep a growing website organised, discoverable and useful.
A growing catalogue or a website redesign can create overlapping pages, broken routes and unclear priorities. We help Delhi businesses organise the content and technical work behind search visibility, with a defined scope for WordPress, WooCommerce or Shopify websites.
For a business with several service lines, a product catalogue or a planned website change. The scope suits teams that need to prioritise an existing backlog, review a complex navigation structure or protect useful URLs during a redesign.
Built around the customer journey
Three practical priorities.
Migration planning
Inventory useful URLs and content before a redesign. Plan destinations, redirects, canonicals and post-launch checks around actual changes.
Implementation priorities
Separate urgent access or URL problems from later content work. Give each recommendation an owner, a reason and a practical way to verify it.
A plan for the website you have
Replace a long task list with a page-level plan
An SEO review should explain which pages matter and what is preventing them from doing their job. We examine representative services or categories, the questions each page answers and the route into related content. Similar pages are reviewed for a meaningful distinction. Recommendations may involve improving an existing page or navigation rather than automatically adding more landing pages.
Treat a redesign as a content and URL migration
Before launch, we map important existing addresses to the proposed structure. Pages that remain useful can retain their URLs. Where a permanent move is necessary, the redirect destination should be relevant to the original content. Canonical tags, internal links, sitemap entries and key customer journeys are then reviewed together. Moving everything to the homepage is not a substitute for a considered migration map.
Measure implementation and customer relevance
The initial proposal defines the work to be delivered and what information is available for review. We can use Search Console and agreed analytics access to compare query relevance, page discovery and contact or purchase journeys over time. Reporting distinguishes completed changes from observed outcomes and records other site changes that could affect interpretation. Paid acquisition, ongoing content production and development beyond the agreed scope are discussed separately.
Clear work. Clear ownership.
What the proposal can include.
The final scope is agreed after reviewing your website, requirements and available access. Implementation and ongoing support are identified separately.
- A priority map for services, categories and supporting content
- A technical issue register with affected templates and owners
- A URL and redirect plan when a migration is included
- A post-launch verification and organic-search review checklist
From review to a working improvement
A measured way forward.
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Review
Understand your offer, priority pages, current search information and customer journey.
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Prioritise
Agree the pages, technical fixes, content inputs and review points that fit the scope.
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Implement
Make the agreed changes and verify URLs, internal links, page output and contact actions.
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Measure
Review relevant queries, indexing and customer actions, then choose the next useful improvement.
SEO is ongoing work. Search engines decide when to crawl and how to rank pages; no launch date or fixed position is promised.
Explore our website work
See the websites behind the conversation.
Browse published project records to understand the kind of design and development work we show. Discuss the search requirements for your own website in a separate project brief.
Before you choose a service
Delhi SEO questions, answered.
Can you review SEO before a Delhi business redesigns its website?
Yes. A pre-launch review can inventory useful URLs, identify content to retain and define redirect and canonical checks before the new website goes live.
Do you work on large catalogues?
The scope depends on the platform, number of templates and data quality. Representative-page checks can be combined with catalogue-wide rules, with any product-data cleanup agreed separately.
Should every old page redirect to the homepage?
No. A permanent redirect should normally lead to a relevant replacement when one exists. Each important old address needs an intentional decision based on its content and the proposed site structure.
Is link buying part of this service?
No. The work focuses on useful content, technical foundations and legitimate business information. Any outreach or PR activity needs an agreed scope and real editorial relevance rather than purchased ranking promises.
What determines the SEO project cost?
The current site, platforms, template complexity, content work, access and implementation responsibilities affect the proposal. We separate the initial review, agreed fixes and any ongoing work instead of publishing an unverified fixed price.
Can you support a Delhi business remotely?
Yes. DhaneshWeb works from Sangam Vihar, Delhi and Satara district, Maharashtra and works with Delhi businesses online. The proposal defines communication, review and handover; no Delhi office or local team is claimed.
Connected services
Plan the implementation too.
Useful reading: A website redesign checklist that protects useful URLs ↗
Connect the services
More support for Delhi businesses.
Choose a service brief
SEO Services in other cities.
Bring the website. Start with the brief.
What needs to work better?
Share the current URL, your main services or products, the audience and the contact or purchase action you want to improve.