Every page on your site hides behind the same 11 characters.
Page not found.
the address anyone would typeAddresses tested directly, 12 September 2026. “Gamini” alone returns 1,830,000 a month as a given name, so we do not count it.
These are not projections. This is how many people a year type the name of a stone you already sell into Google.
Searches multiplied by Google’s volume-weighted cost per click, $2.05. What this traffic would cost to buy.
Less than 1% of this searching happens in Sri Lanka. The rest is overseas.
The same 12 buying terms measured in each market, English, 12 September 2026. 15 markets shown; yearly figures are the monthly measurement multiplied by 12.
We ran the search a buyer runs: gemstone jewellery shop sri lanka.
DuckDuckGo, 12 September 2026, because Google served a bot check from our network and we did not work around it. A record of that day, not a ranking report. 2 more results were set aside: 1 directory and 1 we could not read.
Several of these are smaller than you, newer than you, and have fewer branches. What they have is an address a search engine can reach.
Google trust 80, AI readability 20. Augmara’s composite, not a Google metric.
None of it is a fault in the business. Most of it is an address or a link.
A website is public, so we could measure it. The 4 branches are not.
These are questions, not findings. They are what the 45 minutes is for.
A buyer has to find you, see the stones, be answered, and come back.
Turn your phone sideways