r/quickifyapp • u/Sea-Amphibian-65 • 6d ago

Ecommerce SEO question: what do you check first when auditing a store?

I'm building QuickifyApp around a question I think gets overlooked:

When an ecommerce site has hundreds of SEO issues, which ones should actually be fixed first?

QuickifyApp crawls the store and scores pages so the goal is to make the audit more actionable instead of just giving store owners a huge list of problems.

It currently looks at areas such as site health, on-page SEO, keywords, backlinks, and product-related content.

But I'm interested in how actual SEO professionals and store owners approach this.

If you received a new Shopify or WooCommerce store to audit tomorrow, what would be the first 5 things you'd check?

I'm collecting feedback while developing QuickifyApp, so I'm especially interested in answers from people who actually work with ecommerce websites.

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u/thijsgh 6d ago

When auditing an ecommerce site, I usually start with site health issues like broken links and slow pages since they impact everything else. After that, I check product content for uniqueness and keyword relevance. If you want a way to build quality backlinks from relevant blogs seamlessly, check out MentionAgent. I'm the founder, happy to help if you need it.

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u/Sea-Amphibian-65 5d ago

Thanks for the reply!
Yeah site health first makes a lot of sense. Broken links and slow pages really mess up everything else.
I also look a lot at product content uniqueness, because on many stores the descriptions are just copied from the supplier.
Appreciate the tip about MentionAgent too. Will check it out.