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Category Pages are not Shown when searched for "brandname Category name"

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Sepalika last edited by

Hi,

Someone googled our brand name + category page name and our category page didn't showed up first so he says it's a bad job/thing.

so help me to fix this.

Googled "sepalika acid reflux" without quotes.

Thank you.
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Sepalika @Christy-Correll last edited by

Hi,

sepalika acid reflux search should show http://www.sepalika.com/acid-reflux/

Thank you.
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Christy-Correll Staff last edited by

Hi Vishal,

Are you able to share the URL of the category page you are concerned about? Is your category page ranking at all in search results?
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