Crawling and indexing: understand access to pages
We check HTTP responses, robots directives, canonicals, sitemaps and internal links within the agreed audit areas. We compare these signals with available search data. The objective is to understand whether priority pages are accessible and whether configuration matches their intended role.
Technical structure connected to content
Pagination, filters, duplication and language versions are assessed in the context of navigation and the offering. We also examine structured data and performance on selected pages. Technical interpretation considers user impact and dependencies on the platform, theme and modules.
From evidence to a specific task
Consider filter combinations showing the same products. We collect examples, check links and indexing signals, and distinguish useful navigation from pages with their own search demand. The recommendation explains proposed settings, covered URLs and the test confirming the change.
A commissioned diagnosis with analysis and presentation
An audit is work scoped for your website, with a sample, evidence and priorities. It is more than running a tool or delivering its warnings. We gather findings, example URLs and remediation criteria, and present the plan to the team deciding or implementing the work.
After the audit: implement a fix or organise ongoing support
Use the diagnosis with your team or request a RedeShop proposal for identified tasks. An intervention addresses a defined set of fixes; ongoing support reviews implementation and new requirements. Analysis and implementation remain distinct deliverables so a report is not confused with completed work.
If your main requirement is collecting HTTP responses, links and metadata, explore the website crawling and analysis tool. If you need causes interpreted and website changes prepared, describe the situation in your audit enquiry.
