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We launch your new product on Wildberries and push it to the top of its target clusters

The first weeks are the new-product window: the algorithm gives a fresh card an impressions head start, and ranking into the top never costs less. We use that window in full:

  • Keyword set and SEO copy built around target clustersfrom day one the card shows up on queries with real demand and weak competition
  • Buyouts through search and recommendation shelves in waves, from narrow queries up to high-volume onesthe algorithm sees demand build in a natural order and locks the positions into organic search
  • A starter pool of reviews with photo and videoconversion holds up while the new SKU builds its rating
Result
Top-30 in 6 wk
Transparency
Receipts · SRID · screenshots
Safety
0 penalties across clients in 3 yrs
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1 / 3Diagnosis

First, an honest look at where the listing stands. Tick the symptoms you recognise — then we cover why the usual fixes fail.

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Common approaches that fail

Ads without organic

Ever-rising ad spend share (DRR); the algorithm never locks positions in

Giveaways and bloggers

They don't generate search logic across keywords

Buyouts by SKU

There is activity, but no search visibility

DIY buyout farm

Disposable accounts, penalty risk, reviews vanish

Reviews alone, no SEO

No one sees the card, even with 100 reviews

2 / 3Method

What we do about it step by step, what the scope covers, and which services the solution is assembled from.

A 5-step process

  1. Semantics and clusters

    We collect real buyer queries and hunt for gap keywords.

  2. SEO description

    We build the description around the found clusters, without copying competitors.

  3. Buyouts by keyword and shelf

    Tied to search logic. In waves, from rare niche queries to the most popular ones.

  4. Behavioral signals and reviews

    Click-through, add-to-cart actions, a starter pool of reviews (text/photo/video).

  5. Locking in with organic

    We control intermediate conversions; part of the sales flow runs without support.

Scope of work

Semantics and clustering built around real demand
SEO description for the new product card
  • Search buyouts — tied to keywords
  • Buyouts via recommendation shelves
  • Starter pool of reviews (text/photo/video)
  • Aged buyer accounts with a long lifecycle
  • White-hat model: receipts, transparent payment logic
  • Project reporting throughout

3 / 3Terms

What it costs, what it has already done for others, and how the work starts.

From free audit to full package

Review
Free
0 ₽
Product card review
Keyword selection
Mini-audit
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Most popular
Targeted
Product launch
from 80,000 ₽
SEO + clustering
Buyouts across target clusters
Starter reviews (10–20)
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Until locked in
Full-service
from 220,000 ₽
End-to-end management
Behavioral signals
Locking in with organic
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FAQ

Technical answers

We already tried buyouts — it didn't work. Why are you different?
Most often they hit the wrong clusters and worked by SKU without SEO or conversion control. We work by semantics and target positions
Is it safe? Won't we get penalized?
White-hat model: aged buyer accounts with a long lifecycle, unique cards, a receipt for every buyout. Three years, zero penalties
Isn't it too expensive?
Count the cost of the result, not of a single action. A cheap contractor usually ends up costing more
How is this better than giveaways and bloggers?
Giveaways and bloggers give no search signals. The algorithm ties growth to the keywords people actually buy on
Why can't we just rely on ads?
Ads bring traffic, but positions are held by organic signals across clusters. Without them the card drops the moment you cut the budget
How many buyouts does a launch need?
We calculate it from the semantics and target positions: it depends on the niche and cluster competition
How long until the new product reaches the top?
It depends on the niche, stock, price, and competitors; we give a timeline estimate during the review
What if the product doesn't take off?
The first step is a free review. If the product is weak, we'll tell you honestly before the launch