SEO & Google Merchant
Ranking-ready on day one. Shopping-ready too.
Technical SEO is the default, not a plugin: static pages, structured data everywhere, Search Console in the admin — and a Merchant Center feed that audits itself before Google does.
Feed readiness
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eligible products
Passed
Core Web Vitals, real users
100
Lighthouse SEO
100
Lighthouse Best Practices
6
schema types on every page
PageSpeed Insights on a production store, 23 August 2026.
Most platforms make you earn their SEO back.
Plugins for sitemaps, plugins for schema, plugins for redirects — each one a little slower, each one a little out of date. And when you migrate, the rankings you spent years on leave with the old URLs.
Technical SEO is the default
- Static HTML — no PHP or database on the public site; Core Web Vitals passed on real-user data
- Canonical trailing-slash URLs, a brand title template, meta title and description everywhere, sitemap and robots, Open Graph images
- Structured data on every page: Product (offers with shipping details, return policy and seller), BreadcrumbList, FAQPage, CollectionPage, Organization, WebSite — what Google and Merchant Center cross-check
- Every piece of content is sanitized before render — no script injection through an editor or an AI pipeline
Search Console inside the admin
- Performance overview and timeline, top queries, top pages, devices, countries, search appearance — synced locally for history
- URL inspection: one page, a batch, or every product — with history; sitemaps listing
- Keyword research with an approval workflow; page content optimizer; content audit
Migrate without losing rankings
- The WooCommerce importer builds the 301 map from your live sitemap — pattern rules, outliers, shop, cart and account pages — the biggest cause of post-migration traffic loss, handled
- Products, categories, pages and images come across together with the redirects
Google Merchant Center out of the box
- Token-protected product feed (RSS 2.0): id, title, description, link, image and additional images, availability from real inventory, price and sale price, condition, brand, GTIN, MPN, identifier_exists, Google product category, product type path, shipping weight
- Per-category Google taxonomy mapping — map one category, lift every product in it
- Square 1500×1500 feed images, auto-padded or cropped interactively — ahead of Google's 2027 image rules
- Readiness dashboard: eligible vs excluded products, a GTIN check-digit audit — an invalid GTIN is a disapproval, we catch it first — and category-mapping coverage
- Landing pages carry the same shipping and return facts in structured data that the feed claims
Under the hood
- Next.js 16 static export
- JSON-LD generators per page type
- feed.php with a Google taxonomy map per category
- Square-image pipeline in GD
- Search Console API with a service-account JWT
Find out what your feed and your pages are missing
We run the content audit and the feed-readiness check on your catalogue during the demo.