Magento SEO consultant: fix indexing, navigation and speed on Adobe Commerce

Magento stores are big, flexible and easy to break for search. As a Magento SEO consultant I handle the layered navigation that creates millions of URLs, the canonical and indexing rules that keep Google on the right pages, and the speed work a heavy platform needs.

Magento stores I consult for

Magento 2 and Adobe Commerce stores

B2B catalogues on Magento

Multi-store and multi-language setups

Stores migrating off Magento 1

From millions of URLs to a clean index

What changes for a Magento store once Google crawls the right pages.

  • Layered navigation under controlBefore: every filter combination indexed, and Google crawling junk instead of products.
  • One URL per productBefore: category paths in product URLs creating duplicates of every product.
  • Pages that load in secondsBefore: full-page cache misconfigured and a Time to First Byte over two seconds.

The usual traps

01

Layered navigation

Filters create URLs faster than Google can crawl them. Canonicals and robots rules decide what counts.

02

Category path in product URLs

A setting that doubles or triples every product URL. One switch, big difference.

03

Caching and hosting

Magento needs Varnish, Redis and real hosting. Without them, speed work is wasted.

Consulting that fits this platform

How I work with Magento stores

On Magento, indexation is the first job and the biggest win.

I crawl the store, measure what Google is actually indexing, then fix the rules: canonicals, robots meta on filters, product URL settings and the sitemap. Then category content and product templates, and finally speed with your developer or hosting partner.

Migrations from Magento 1 or to another platform get a full URL map and redirect plan, because that is where Magento stores lose the most traffic.

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Questions about Magento SEO

Do you work with our Magento developer?
Yes. I write the tickets with the exact settings and check the result. Magento changes are rarely one-click.
Can you help us migrate off Magento?
Yes. The redirect map and launch checks are the most important part, and I plan them before anything moves.
Is Magento bad for SEO?
No. It is powerful and unforgiving. Set up properly, it ranks as well as any platform.

Get your Magento store
crawled and ranked

Send me your store. I'll check your index and tell you what I'd fix first, free.

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