E-Commerce SEO That Drives Revenue Per SKU

E-commerce SEO has its own physics, and Indian D2C brands hit every one of them: 500-10,000 SKUs on Shopify India or WooCommerce, faceted URLs multiplying by colour and size, duplicate content across variants, Google Merchant Center feeds that reject half the products because GSTIN or HSN isn't declared, Razorpay checkout events that don't fire into GA4, and Product schema that's missing the aggregateRating even though the store has 800 verified reviews. Most global SEO tools were built for US Shopify in 2019 and simply don't understand these problems. What does the loss look like? A Mumbai fashion brand we audited was leaking Rs. 4.2 Lakh per month in organic revenue from three fixable issues alone - variant canonicals pointing to themselves, category pages with under 300 words above the fold, and Product schema without price or availability. A Chennai kitchen-appliance store had 2,100 SKUs indexed but only 340 receiving organic clicks because faceted URLs were burning crawl budget. So how much should Indian D2C SEO actually cost? Most Bengaluru agencies quote Rs. 60,000 - Rs. 2 Lakh per month with no per-SKU accountability. SEONova's e-commerce plan starts at Rs. 4,999/month, ships in 60 days, and gives you a revenue-per-SKU dashboard so you know exactly which 50 products drive 80% of organic revenue and which 500 are dead inventory taking crawl budget. Native connectors for Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento and Unicommerce; Merchant Center feed audits that include GSTIN, HSN and BIS certification fields Indian catalogs need; bulk-edit Kanban that lets a merchandiser update 500 meta descriptions in one afternoon without opening the CMS. GST invoice, INR pricing, and a 90-day guarantee tied to organic revenue lift, not vanity keyword ranks.