Most of the technical work search engines expect is already running in the panel. You write the title and the description; the sitemap, the redirects and the structured data are built for you.
Meta templates
Set separate templates for product, category, blog and search pages. Variables like {product_name}, {brand} and {price} resolve per record. You can still write any individual product by hand.
Sitemap
Categories, products, blog posts and pages enter sitemap.xml on their own, each with a last-modified date and a priority. The file is cached so it never slows the store down.
sitemap.xml
Categories, products, blog posts and pages are added to the sitemap on their own, with their last update date.
Address management
Change the title and the address follows — unless you wrote a custom one, which is kept. Every address change opens a 301 from the old path to the new one, so shared links and rankings survive.
Address
Redirects
When an address changes the old one does not 404: a 301 is created automatically, so rankings and shared links survive.
Structured data
Product, price, stock status, brand and breadcrumb are marked up as JSON-LD. That markup is what makes a rich result possible; how it is shown is the search engine’s decision.
magazaniz.com › kaban
Wool Coat · Camel
Pure wool, long cut. Free shipping.
Product, price, stock and brand are marked up as structured data. How the result is shown is the search engine’s call.
Multilingual SEO
Every page declares its counterpart in the other language through hreflang, x-default included. The canonical address collapses duplicate URLs into one so the same content is not counted twice.
canonical Duplicate addresses collapse into one
Index control
robots.txt is generated for you: admin and account paths are blocked and the sitemap is announced. You can keep any page out of the index, and the whole store stays closed until it is ready to launch.
robots.txt
robots.txt is generated for you: admin and account paths are blocked and the sitemap is announced.
If visitors stop the moment the ads stop, the problem is usually search visibility. It breaks down in three places.
Written once The template fills every product for you
Old links live A 301 opens automatically when an address ch
Titles and descriptions stay empty
Filling the meta fields of hundreds of products by hand is not realistic. When they are empty the search engine decides what your result says.
Links break when addresses change
Update a product name and the old address returns a 404. Shared links, bookmarks and whatever ranking that address earned go with it.
Technical requirements get skipped
Sitemaps, structured data, canonical tags and hreflang are usually never set up — or set up once and never updated again.
The panel takes the technical side; all you bring is the right wording.
1- Fill in bulk with templates
Define a title and description template per category and apply it to every product.
2- Own your URLs
Edit the address of any product or page by hand and keep it readable.
3- Redirects set themselves up
Change an address and a 301 from the old one is created automatically.
4- The sitemap updates itself
New products and posts enter the sitemap and search engines are notified.
A traffic source that compounds and reduces dependence on ad budget.
Less agency dependence
You run the core SEO work yourself from the panel.
No lost rankings
URL changes are protected by automatic redirects.
You look right on Google
Price, stock status and ratings show up in the search result.
Backed by blog and guides
The content module shares the same SEO fields — no extra tool.
Open your free store and start filling in your product SEO fields today.
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