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No. Google's guidance is about whether a page is helpful and original, not about how it was produced. What gets demoted is thin, duplicated or unhelpful content, whichever tool wrote it. Pokra writes each article from what is currently ranking for that search, grounded in your real product facts, and every draft passes a quality and originality check before it goes live. If a draft does not clear that bar it gets rewritten or dropped rather than published to hit a number.

Months rather than weeks, and anyone telling you otherwise is selling something else. Google has to crawl your pages, index them, and then decide where they rank, and no tool shortcuts that. What you will see early are the leading indicators: pages getting indexed, technical issues clearing, impressions starting to climb in Search Console. Meaningful movement in rankings and traffic usually appears across three to six months, and compounds from there because the work stacks rather than resets.

No, and that is the point of it. You connect Shopify and Google, and Pokra decides what to work on and does it. The dashboard is written in plain English rather than SEO jargon, so you can see what changed and whether it worked without knowing what a canonical tag is or why a redirect chain matters. If you do know SEO, nothing is hidden: every decision, change and result is inspectable, and you can approve or reverse anything.

No. Each month Pokra shows you the plan it built from your audit, and you approve it once, or untick anything you would rather it left alone. Work that rewrites copy you have already written, such as a product title or description, only runs on a task you approved. Lower risk work is applied automatically: filling in a meta description that was empty, adding internal links, publishing valid schema. You are approving the work rather than the final wording, so every change is logged with a before and after and has one click undo, and Pokra never touches your theme code. Anything found mid month is a separate, smaller approval.

Most Shopify SEO apps scan your store and hand you a checklist, so you or someone you pay still does the work. Pokra decides what matters, makes the change on your live store, then checks in Search Console whether it actually worked and uses that result to choose what to do next. It also covers ground those apps generally do not: writing and publishing content, internal linking, recovering pages that fell out of Google's index, and readiness for AI answer engines, rather than meta tags alone.

For on page, technical, content and indexation work, yes, and it runs daily rather than monthly. Pokra does not do link building, digital PR or outreach, so if off page authority is your main constraint you will still want a specialist alongside it. Plenty of stores are held back by their own site rather than by their backlink profile, and that is the half Pokra handles.

As many as your store can actually absorb, which is deliberately not a fixed number. Publishing pace is set by what Google is indexing from your site, so a store with healthy crawl coverage gets more and a struggling one gets fewer while the technical problems clear first. Publishing to a quota is how stores end up with hundreds of pages Google never indexed, which helps nobody and can drag down the pages that were working.

Your Shopify store through the official app install, plus Google Search Console and Google Analytics, both read only. The Shopify connection is what lets Pokra publish and edit. The Google connections are read only and exist so results are measured from your own accounts rather than estimated. Every number in your dashboard comes from those connections, and Pokra never estimates a metric and shows it to you as real.

Undo it in one click. The execution feed lists every change with a before and after, and the undo restores exactly what was there previously, whether that is a meta description, a title or a published article. Nothing is permanent and nothing is hidden, so you can let it run without worrying that you will find something unrecognisable on your storefront later.

Yes. Annual billing is ₹60,000 for the year, which works out to ₹5,000/mo against ₹10,000/mo on monthly billing (Save 50%). It is the same product either way. Nothing is held back behind the longer commitment: the same daily audits, execution, publishing, connections and Approval Center. The only difference is how it is charged, once up front for the year instead of every month. Monthly stays the default if you would rather not commit for a year.

Yes. There is no contract, no minimum term and no setup fee, and you cancel from your billing settings. On monthly billing it stops at the end of the month you have already paid for. Annual is billed once for the year, so cancelling stops the renewal rather than refunding the remainder, and you keep full access until that paid year runs out. Either way you are not charged again, and everything Pokra published or improved stays on your store and remains yours.