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Hello Everyone,

I am richard canon from London, UK.
I am running my business in mobile phones and its accessories.

Please suggest me to for SEO how to get desired with targetd visitors on my website.
My website url is << plug snipped >>

What i have to do to get more visitors and traffic.

I waiting of your quick and positive reply for my website.

Thanks,
Richard Canon

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For : the replies from , , , and touched on broad SEO basics. Below are practical, e-commerce and local-specific actions that were not covered and will move the needle for a London-based mobile-phone & accessories shop.

  • Claim and optimize your Google Business Profile (accurate NAP, category, photos, products and verified hours). Local visibility on Maps and the local pack depends on this.
    Google Business Profile

  • Feed Google usable product data: implement product structured data (JSON-LD) with brand, SKU/GTIN, image, price, currency and availability so phones and accessories can appear with rich results.
    Product structured data

  • Run a Merchant Center product feed and keep price/stock in sync to appear in Shopping (paid and free) listings; automated feeds reduce mismatch penalties.

  • Fix technical barriers: verify Search Console, submit an XML sitemap, enforce HTTPS, and resolve crawl/index issues. Monitor impressions, clicks and indexing errors regularly.
    Google Search Console

  • Improve mobile speed and Core Web Vitals: test with PageSpeed Insights, serve optimized images (WebP), enable caching/CDN, and defer noncritical JS. Fast pages matter for mobile shoppers.
    PageSpeed Insights

  • Prevent duplicate content from filters and manufacturer copy: use canonical tags, selectively noindex faceted pages, and write concise unique specs for each product page. Collect verified customer reviews and surface them with review schema to boost CTR.

Example starter JSON-LD (adapt per product):

<script type="application/ld+json">
{
  "@context": "https://schema.org/",
  "@type": "Product",
  "name": "Phone Model X",
  "image": "https://example.com/images/phone-x.jpg",
  "brand": "BrandName",
  "sku": "PHX-1234",
  "offers": {
    "@type": "Offer",
    "priceCurrency": "GBP",
    "price": "329.00",
    "availability": "https://schema.org/InStock",
    "url": "https://example.com/products/phone-x"
  }
}
</script>

Next steps: verify GBP, push a clean Merchant feed, implement product schema on best-sellers, and run a Core Web Vitals pass. Avoid low-quality link directories; focus on accurate data, crawlability and trust signals first.

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There's no secret, and the same tactics work for every site out there. Good, useful content that people want to read and want to naturally link to. Design your site for your users and not the search engines. Search engines are optimized to understand pages designed for humans. And gets lots of backlinks :)

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If you are regional make sure you add pages for the names of the towns - in the title, description and page content.

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Cscgal is right, make your site friendly user for human. Think of an appropriate keyword in which you think will work best. Submit your site to different directories and you are on a right track.. Forums like this will help you a lot... good luck!!!!

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Get in bound links in various ways... write somne copy for other sites.... add a blog that gets subscribers...

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Get Quality inbound links. Make a blog or post in other related bloggers.
Write a good article and submit them to directories.
Social Bookmarking websites based on UK can be very helpful.

ross

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Try to give something new to your visitors - any tool etc....

Design your site for your users and not the search engines. But your site should also be Search engine friendly if you want to get good rankings.

And then link building - try to get as many as back links from related/relevant websites.

Also try newsletter, they can also help in getting sales.

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