Catalogue architecture
Inspect categories, filters and internal links. Decide which pages have a useful search purpose.
Commerce SEO
Organise product discovery across categories, product pages and useful buying information, with technical checks for the store.
Ecommerce SEO connects a changing catalogue to a website structure that buyers can understand. We review category coverage, product information, URL patterns and internal navigation. Availability, duplicates and template behaviour need attention alongside the content on an individual product page.
Group the products in a useful way.
Describe the actual offer clearly.
Review shared technical behaviour.
Measure useful shopping actions.
Inspect categories, filters and internal links. Decide which pages have a useful search purpose.
Review descriptions, specifications and structured information against the visible offer. Identify missing answers for buyers.
Inspect canonicalisation, indexation and unavailable product behaviour by template rather than treating every URL in isolation.
Agree how discontinued, temporarily unavailable and replacement products are handled.
Review search landing pages alongside shopping and purchase data, with refunds and attribution limitations understood.
Review catalogue structure and search priorities.
Implement template and page-level changes.
Validate representative products and categories.
Not automatically. The decision depends on whether the page has a useful purpose and how the store manages duplicate combinations.
We can review or produce them within the agreed scope, using accurate product information and approved claims.
Google’s documentation for ecommerce website owners.
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