Case study · Beatmaker, online shop
Ureshima Beats
Switzerland
Measured and written by Tiago Moreira, founder of Ultras-Sites — figures read in Google Search Console, never estimated.
In Google three days after going live
Published on 25 August, present in Google on the 28th. A week later, seven searches already bring it up.
The figures, taken from Search Console
Went live on 25/08/2026 — first impression on 28/08/2026 — taken on 11/10/2026
- times shown on Google
- 264
- clicks
- 9
- average position
- 23.6
- different searches
- 38
- in the top three
- 0
- on page one
- 2
Every figure on this page comes from Google Search Console. None of them is a guarantee: they are measurements, in one market, on one date.
Speed, as measured by Google
PageSpeed Insights screenshot from 03/09/2026 — performance, accessibility, best practices, SEO. Run the test yourself: the result varies from one run to the next.
What Google sees: Search Console, 7 days
Google Search Console screenshot from 03/09/2026, last 7 days — Google’s figures, not ours. Clicks, impressions and average position, as shown in our account.
The starting point
- ▸Beats sold hand to hand, with no page to show.
- ▸A worldwide market, in English, where thousands of producers sell the same thing.
- ▸No way to buy a licence properly, with a contract.
What was built
- ▸A full shop: listening, licence choice, contract and online payment.
- ▸This is an e-commerce site in a worldwide, English-speaking market — the hardest ground there is. You do not judge such a site on its position after a week, but on how fast it enters the index and on what it publishes next.
- ▸The site in five languages, every segment translated — 236 pieces of text were caught up in the 30 August check.
- ▸Pages that explain the trade to beginners: what a beat is, what an instrumental costs, how to record on one.
- ▸An ultra-fast site, because a beats page already loads audio and everything else has to be light.
What it produced
- ▸Live on 25 August 2026. First Google appearance on 27 August in Google Images, on the 28th in search — two to three days.
- ▸As of 1 September: shown 37 times, 3 clicks, 7 different searches.
- ▸One of those searches is already on page one: “ça veut dire quoi beat”, 10th.
- ▸Average position: 16.5 — page two, a week after going live.
- ▸As of 8 October, six weeks on: shown 264 times, 9 clicks, 38 different searches, two of them on page one; average position: 23.6.
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Start my projectThe searches that bring it up, and where it lands
- 🔍“ça veut dire quoi beat” (what does beat mean) — 10th
- 🔍“acheter instrumental” (buy an instrumental) — 11th
- 🔍“combien coute une instru de rap” (how much does a rap beat cost) — 19th
- 🔍“comment poser sur une instru” (how to record on a beat) — 21st
What this case proves — and what it does not
This case serves one purpose, and it is a decisive one: showing how fast a site enters Google. In Google within three days, seven searches in a week. What it does not show yet, and it has to be said: thirty-three of its pages are too short, and Google set them aside. That is the work in hand — the law is the one from the SR Limpiez case: no page under 250 words.
The client’s site : ureshima-beats.com
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