Technical SEO audits
Find crawl waste, redirect loops, canonical conflicts, duplicate templates, indexation leaks, schema errors, and slow commercial pages.
- Actionable issue list
- Template-level diagnosis
- Priority by revenue impact
We find and fix ecommerce SEO issues across crawling, indexation, canonicals, redirects, schema, page templates, Core Web Vitals, and analytics.
Capabilities
The exact scope depends on your platform, current setup, business priorities, and the customer or admin journey being improved.
Find crawl waste, redirect loops, canonical conflicts, duplicate templates, indexation leaks, schema errors, and slow commercial pages.
Work on LCP, CLS, INP, images, scripts, render blocking, and theme problems at the template where they happen.
Implement and validate the structured data the site genuinely supports, without marking up content that is not on the page.
Plan redirects and canonical behavior before redesigns, migrations, product pruning, and category changes create avoidable losses.
Organize category, product, article, and landing pages around what buyers need to find and what the store can maintain.
Bring Search Console, analytics, crawl data, and commercial context together so the issue list has an order that makes sense.
Typical projects
These are useful starting points for a new project, a defined improvement, or ongoing ecommerce support.
How we work
We review the current search surface, group issues by cause and template, and prioritize the changes that matter most for commercial pages and site health.
Review templates, sitemaps, robots rules, index coverage, top landing pages, crawl data, and Core Web Vitals evidence.
Group issues by template, module, theme pattern, content structure, redirect behavior, and platform configuration.
Deliver the fixes that protect revenue first, then move through crawl cleanup, schema, content structure, and performance work.
Deliverables
Every handoff explains what changed, what was tested, and what your team needs for release and future maintenance.
Related services
Combine these services when the project covers more than one part of the ecommerce stack.
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Share the store URL, platform, available Search Console or analytics context, recent changes, and the issue you want investigated.