The screenshots below were captured from Google by the clients or by us, and show the positions they held for specific commercial queries at the time of capture. We are publishing them because "we do SEO" is easy to claim and hard to check, while a search result is not.

What these screenshots show, and what they do not

They show that a specific domain appeared in a specific position for a specific query on the day it was captured.

They do not show a permanent position. Rankings move with competition, content changes and Google's own updates. We do not promise positions, and any supplier who does is describing something nobody controls.

The clients below are identified because the search results name them. Companies whose results we cannot publish without written permission are described by industry instead.

1. Electrical testing instruments — Guangdong ECTR Electronic Technology

ECTR manufactures high-voltage electroscopes, earth resistance testers and related test equipment. For the query "High Voltage Electroscope", two of their pages appeared at the top of the results.

Google results for "High Voltage Electroscope" showing two etrcmeter.com pages at the top

The same pattern appears for a different product line. For "Clamp Earth Resistance Tester", etrcmeter.com again occupies the top positions with a category page and a product page.

Google results for "Clamp Earth Resistance Tester" showing etrcmeter.com at the top

Two product lines ranking from one domain is the useful signal here. It indicates a catalogue structured so that each product family has its own indexable page rather than a single long catalogue.

2. Gaming headsets — E&S Technology

E&S Technology has manufactured earphones and headsets since 2004. For a competitive commercial query, "China Esports Gaming Headset Manufacturer", their article appears in the results alongside much larger global brands.

Google results for "China Esports Gaming Headset Manufacturer" showing somototech.com

This result comes from editorial content rather than a product page — an article competing in a category dominated by brand homepages. It demonstrates why we keep arguing that content is not decoration on an export site; it is often the page that ranks.

3. Hotel textiles — Shanghai General Textile

For "Hotel linen supplier", the client's site holds the first position, with the company's own description visible in the snippet.

Google results for "Hotel linen supplier" showing hotellinensuppliers.com in first position

Note the related searches Google displays beneath the results — hotel supplies China, bed linen manufacturers in China, bed sheet wholesale. These are the queries the site's content structure was built to cover.

4. Aluminium furnaces — Bolster & LM Equipment (Foshan)

For "aluminum furnaces manufacturer", Bolster & LM Equipment holds the first position with a company profile page.

Google results for "aluminum furnaces manufacturer" showing aluminiumfurnace.com first

The snippet pulls a factual sentence naming the company, its product and its location in Foshan — the kind of sentence that also helps AI assistants describe a business accurately.

5. Aluminium melting furnaces — Foshan Jiecheng Metal Products

Two queries from the same product family both place Foshan Jiecheng at the top. For "aluminum melting furnace manufacturers":

Google results for "aluminum melting furnace manufacturers" showing almelting.com first

And for the shorter, higher-volume query "Aluminum furnace":

Google results for "Aluminum furnace" showing almelting.com in first position

Holding both a broad term and a specific manufacturer-intent term is the outcome worth aiming for. The broad term brings research traffic; the specific term brings buyers.

6. Packaging machinery — Starview Packaging Machinery

For the broad query "packaging machine", Starview's site holds first position.

Google results for "packaging machine" showing starview.net first

Broad terms are harder to hold because they attract large distributors and marketplaces. The result usually reflects a site with a deep, well-structured product range rather than a single optimised page.

What the six have in common

Reading the screenshots together, the pattern is consistent:

  • A separate page per product family, rather than everything on one catalogue page
  • Factual page titles carrying the product and the manufacturer intent, not slogans
  • Snippets drawn from real descriptive sentences naming the company, product and location
  • Content alongside product pages, because industrial buyers research before they enquire
  • A site the client owns, so the structure can be extended as the catalogue grows

None of that is exotic. It is the ordinary work of building an export website properly and then maintaining it.

About these results

The projects behind these screenshots were built and optimised by Tuoke Technology, a website development and search optimization company in Chancheng District, Foshan, founded in October 2016, with a core team working in search optimization since 2006. We publish our prices: website development from ¥6,800 for the first year, Google SEO packages at ¥8,800, ¥12,800 and ¥22,800 per year.

If you would like to see how a specific site was structured, or speak to a client about the work, contact us and we will arrange it with their permission.