Technical SEO for ecommerce sites
Crawl, index, speed and structured data fixes for catalogs that generate thousands of URLs.
Technical SEO for a store starts with one question: which URLs should Google index? Filters, sort orders, variants, tag pages and internal search can turn a few hundred products into tens of thousands of crawlable URLs. We map which ones earn traffic, then use canonicals, noindex, robots rules and internal linking to point search engines at the pages that sell.
We also check Core Web Vitals by page template, how JavaScript themes render, Product, Offer and Review structured data against Google's documentation, XML sitemaps, redirects, and whether robots.txt blocks the crawlers behind AI search products.
Who this is for
Stores with indexing gaps, slow templates, heavy filter navigation, a recent or planned migration, or a JavaScript-heavy theme.
What you get
- Crawl and index audit with a prioritized fix list
- A plan for faceted navigation and duplicate URLs
- Structured data review for products, reviews and your organization
- Core Web Vitals diagnosis by template
- Developer-ready tickets
How it works
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Crawl and measure
We crawl the store, read Search Console and server data, and compare indexed pages with the pages you want indexed.
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Prioritize by revenue
Each issue is ranked by the traffic and sales of the pages it affects, so you fix what matters first.
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Write developer tickets
We give your developer or theme editor specific, testable instructions, not a general report.
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Verify
After changes ship, we recrawl and check Search Console to confirm the fix worked.
What we need from you
- Search Console access
- Analytics access
- A developer or theme access for implementation
What we do not do
- Promise a Core Web Vitals score
- Make code changes without your approval
- Hand over a generic checklist
Technical SEO questions
We write the tickets and can implement simple changes, such as titles, canonicals and structured data, on request and with access. Larger development work goes to your developer, and we check it afterward.
It depends on store size. A small store can be audited in days and a catalog with hundreds of thousands of URLs takes longer. We give a timeline in the proposal.
It can, mostly by letting Google crawl and index the right pages and by improving user experience. It does not replace relevant content and links. We tell you which fixes we expect to matter and which are hygiene.
More answers are in the full FAQ.
Want this for your store?
Send your store URL and we will say whether this service fits.
Request a free audit