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.
Indexed the day after going live
Published on 24 August, present in Google on the 25th. Nine days later, seven searches already bring it up.
The figures, taken from Search Console
Since going live on 24/08/2026 — taken on 01/09/2026
- times shown on Google
- 37
- clicks
- 3
- average position
- 16.5
- different searches
- 7
- in the top three
- 0
- on page one
- 1
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.
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 nine days, but on how fast it enters the index and on what it publishes next.
- ▸The site in three 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 24 August 2026. First Google appearance on 25 August — the next day.
- ▸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, nine days after going live.
The 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 coûte une instru de rap” (how much does a rap beat cost) — 12th
- 🔍“comment poser sur une instru” (how to record on a beat) — 15th
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. Indexed the next day, seven searches in nine days. 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
The other measured cases
An ultra-fast, ultra-optimised site, with SEO worked on every month — and figures taken from Google, like the ones on this page.