Does this sound familiar?
- The site is in English, while some of your audience searches in Hindi or another regional language.
- Most traffic comes from mobile devices, but pages are heavy and slow.
- It is unclear which states and cities to start with.
SEO for India is a plan for pages, language versions and technical settings that helps your site appear for local audiences’ searches and bring enquiries. It suits companies entering this market or looking to strengthen an existing site. The goal is to invest only in versions and pages that can pay off, rather than copying the current site and replacing the country name. India is vast: demand and language vary by region and segment, so one text “for all of India” will not work.
scope and audience → demand and competitor research → priorities and owners → implementation and comparison with the baseline (monthly). Timing depends on the number of pages and versions.
SurfUp has no published cases in this country. General SurfUp cases from other markets (not results for this country): SportFit, a store in 6 languages, average Google position 23.27 → 8.35 (February 2025–September 2026) — sportfit.ee; B2B distributor Weitnauer, international structure and hreflang, traffic +140% in 9 months — Weitnauer.
Prices are indicative. The final price depends on the project and agreed terms and is confirmed before work begins.
The final price depends on the CMS and source-material readiness, integrations, and the number of target markets and languages.
Licences, paid tools, placements and infrastructure are quoted separately. Accounts and access remain in your name.
rankings, traffic growth and enquiries are not guaranteed. Translation and native-speaker copy review, legal review, paid placements and development are quoted separately.
Discuss entering the Indian market
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