Technical SEO crawls for Stoify storefronts

Find storefront issues alongside page metadata

Stoify's SEO workspace already holds page titles, descriptions, canonical URLs, indexability, sitemap status, and PageSpeed results. A technical crawl adds a bounded inspection of the public pages those settings describe.

Open SEO → Technical audits to queue a crawl. Each run visits up to 100 pages, follows links up to four levels deep, and stops after two minutes. Pages must be publicly reachable; password-protected storefronts are not crawled.

Review findings with their evidence

The crawl records HTTP errors, missing or repeated titles and descriptions, noindex directives, canonical differences, redirects, missing headings, image alt gaps, JSON-LD presence, and pages missing from the available sitemaps. Missing canonical and JSON-LD checks are suggestions rather than confirmed errors. Every finding links to its page and includes a suggested next step.

Stoify does not edit storefront pages from crawl findings. Review the evidence, make changes in the page editor, then run another crawl to check the result.

Keep requests and history bounded

The crawler requests HTTPS pages on the store's resolved domain and verified storefront domains. It checks public DNS addresses, pins connections to those addresses, validates redirects, and respects robots.txt. Responses and total run time are capped, one crawl can run at a time per store, and a six-hour cooldown applies. Run and finding data is removed after 30 days, including when the store is deleted.

Technical crawls complement the mobile and desktop Google PageSpeed Insights audits; the two results measure different things. See the SEO workspace launch post for a practical overview, or read about SEO controls across the storefront.