
Marketing research: five stages for better informed decisions ↗
Useful research starts with a specific decision. Learn to frame the question, select sources, collect information and turn findings into business priorities.

CRAWLING, INDEXING AND CATALOGUES
SEO articles on crawling, indexing, catalogues, filters and performance. Prepare the assessment and technical changes for your online store.
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Useful research starts with a specific decision. Learn to frame the question, select sources, collect information and turn findings into business priorities.

Few enquiries can have different causes. Check measurement, traffic sources, the offering, mobile experience and form submission before changing the whole page.

Build an ecommerce SEO strategy around the pages customers need. Prioritise categories, improve product information and connect internal links to a practical measurement plan.

A window supplier’s website should help visitors choose and request a quotation with context. Connect local search, technical information and a verifiable enquiry journey.

A sitemap helps search engines discover URLs. Learn which pages to include, how to check the file and what to confirm in Search Console, distinguishing discovery from indexing.

Before designing, define the audience, offering and next step. A roadmap for organising content, evidence, forms and validation on a service landing page.

The platform alone does not decide what Google indexes. Compare catalogue, links, technical signals and maintenance capacity before choosing or migrating a store.

Colour, size and brand help people choose but can generate thousands of combinations. Distinguish navigation from useful search pages and validate rules before publishing.
Understand how customers search for products and services, and use that information to organise your pages and content.