Magento SEO Audit. What do we offer?

We interviewed our customers to learn the main challenges they faced in launching the SEO strategy and how Amasty can help with it. Many customers said that the main problems are
a qualified technical SEO audit and setup.

We are ready to analyze your online store and uncover all critical technical issues and incorrect redirects. Then during the audit our Magento SEO expert will immediately solve fast-to-fix on-site problems and give you an ultimate guide on how to fix the rest
by yourself. We will also provide estimates for the required time to fix all of the SEO issues on your website by Amasty team
& advise you on how to choose a good SEO specialist
for the future.

SEO Toolkit with qualified setup replaces 80% of a full-time SEO-specialist. But are you sure that you can set up SEO-toolkit extensions with maximum value?

We will configure this module specially for your online store
so that SEO Toolkit works at 100% of its efficiency. Our SEO specialists will also give you a checklist for setting up this module and you will be able to further set it up for an online store yourself.

Who is the Technical SEO Audit for?

of users on amasty.com come from organic search. Why is organic traffic important? Organic traffic is important because it brings high-motivated users and generates most conversions at an e-store.

61.2%

Our Impressions (the number of times that amasty.com has been listed on a SERP (Search Engine Results Page) grew over the last year from 2.44M to 3.44M.

1M

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of our promotion keywords are in top-10 Google Search Results.

95%

These SEO services are not verified or endorsed by Google.

Some typical SEO issues that you may have on your website:

HTTP 301 or Moved Permanently

This response status is usually used for permanent redirects, for example, when your website has moved to another URL. To check if you have this issue, open the page and hover your mouse over the link in your content. In the bottom-left corner, you will see its URL:

If, after clicking on the link, you are redirected to another page with a different URL

then this is a typical mistake that can lead to a decrease in positions on Google search result pages.

Error 404 or Not found

This error typically means that the link you wanted to access couldn't be found on the website server. So, if you click on the link in the menu or text and get a blank page or a 404 error, this may decrease your position on Google search result pages.

This happens because user behavior is one of the most important ranking factors, and seeing error 404 is one of the most frustrating things for your visitors. As a result, users leave your website immediately, increasing your website bounce rate.

A too long title

To check if you have this issue, right-click on your page in the browser and choose View Page Source at the bottom of the list. In the new-opened window, you can check your <title> meta tag. It shouldn't be longer than 70 characters.

Otherwise, your title will be cut on a search result page in Google, and the "extra" words will be replaced with an ellipsis. Sometimes Google can replace your long title with a more appropriate one.

Title equals H1

If you don't fill in the meta title for the page, it will be automatically replaced with your H1. To check if you have such an error, right-click on your page in the browser and choose View Page Source at the bottom of the list. In the new-opened window, you can see meta tags <title> and <h1>.

Otherwise, your title will be cut on a search result page in Google, and the "extra" words will be replaced with an ellipsis. Sometimes Google can replace your long title with a more appropriate one.

Canonical URLs

Say you have a catalog with multiple pages that are numbered 1st, 2nd, etc. like this:

Tag 'canonical' is used to avoid duplicate content and mark one page as a preferred one. If you have a wrong URL under this tag, it may decrease your positions on search result pages in Google. To check what page is marked as canonical, go to the second page of your catalog, right-click on your page in the browser and choose View Page Source at the bottom of the list. In the new-opened window, find the <link rel = "canonical"> meta tag.

This link should differ from the URL of the opened page.

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