Your SEO check-up

SEO Health

SEO Health is the best place to start. It summarizes practical SEO issues so you can fix the most important problems first instead of opening every component and changing random settings.

Try it on your storeThree steps to check this feature

1Open SEO Suite → SEO Health and run or refresh a small audit.
2Open the issue details and choose one real product or category to improve.
3Save that page, refresh the audit when its data is updated, and compare the specific warning rather than chasing a 100% score.

What confirms it works

The diagnostic issue list changes for the corrected item. SEO Health itself does not change your storefront just by scanning.

Remember: If a warning remains, check the actual page content and whether the audit needs a refresh. Frontend verification guide →

Start here

Do not treat the score like an exam

A healthy store is not defined by reaching 100%. The goal is to find meaningful problems that affect crawlability, content quality, URLs, structured data, images and links.

Recommended workflow

Run SEO Health

Fix high-value issues first

Use the relevant component

Check a real storefront page

Re-run SEO Health

What should I fix first?

Priority	Typical issue	Why it matters
High	Pages cannot be crawled, broken canonical/indexing rules, invalid URLs, major structured-data errors	Search engines may misunderstand or fail to discover important pages.
Medium	Missing/weak titles, descriptions, image text, important broken links	Can reduce page clarity, click-through usefulness and site quality.
Low / review	Optional enhancements or fields that are not relevant to your business	Do not change the store just to remove a warning.

What SEO Health is not

It is not Google Search Console.
It is not a ranking guarantee.
It is not a reason to publish AI content everywhere.
It is not a requirement that every optional field must be filled.

Useful rule: if a warning points to a real customer/search-engine problem, fix it. If it points to an optional feature you do not use, understand it before acting.

How often should I run it?

After first installation/setup.
After major URL, structured-data, indexing or catalog changes.
Weekly or periodically while actively improving SEO.
Before/after a large migration.

What to do with content warnings

Start with important products and categories, not every low-value page at once. A good product title and useful description are more valuable than automatically filling every field with generic text.

What to do with technical warnings

Open the component named by the issue and use its safe defaults first. For example:

URL issue → SEO URL Manager
Indexing issue → Indexing Manager
Sitemap issue → XML Sitemap
Redirect/404 issue → Broken Link Manager
Structured data issue → Structured Data

Avoid “fixing” technical warnings with random custom rules. Canonical, robots and noindex overrides can cause more harm than the original warning when used without a specific reason.

Simple ongoing routine

Weekly: check SEO Health + Broken Links + Cron failures.
Monthly: compare with Search Console/search performance and review the most important pages.
After major changes: re-run Health and test real URLs manually.