Free tool
Build a conservative robots.txt with sitemap reference and optional disallows for carts and account paths.
User-agent: * Allow: / Disallow: /cart Disallow: /checkout Disallow: /account Disallow: /search Disallow: /search/ Sitemap: https://example.com/sitemap.xml
Modern crawlers need assets to understand pages. Blocking /wp-content or theme folders wholesale is a common self-inflicted SEO wound. Disallow cart, checkout, account and internal search — not the whole site.
No. It is a crawler hint. Anything sensitive must be authenticated, not merely disallowed.
Turn a list of paths or URLs into a sitemap-ready URL list with your domain prefixed.
Turn a page title into a clean, lowercase, hyphenated slug for products, guides and articles.
Check title length, pixel-style width and a desktop SERP-style preview for e-commerce pages.
Draft a meta description, watch length, and preview how it may appear under a search title.
A practical map of e-commerce SEO: information architecture, keyword research, product and category pages, technical indexation, schema, Core Web Vitals and measurement.
Technical SEO for stores is duplicates, canonicals, robots, sitemaps, JavaScript rendering and parameter URLs. Fix the catalog graph before you rewrite copy.
WooCommerce SEO starts with permalinks, plugin overlap, indexation and performance debt. WordPress control is real; so is the cost of a poorly hosted stack.
Product, Offer, BreadcrumbList and visible FAQ markup help machines parse the page. Never fake reviews or ratings. Schema follows what shoppers can see.
Stores need collection–product links, breadcrumbs and a path to orphan SKUs. Related-product widgets are merchandising; SEO links need crawlable HTML.