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The Shopify eCommerce SEO Issues You Can Actually Fix (and How to Find Them)

Two Shopify stores in unrelated categories, different themes, different agencies, and the crawl comes back with the same eight problems. That repetition is the useful part of Shopify eCommerce SEO. The platform is hosted and templated, so the issues arrive pre-installed rather than accumulating over years of bad decisions: fixed URL prefixes, collection-scoped product URLs, […]

SEO for Marketplaces: How to Rank a Multi-Vendor Platform in 2026

SEO for marketplaces is not single-store ecommerce SEO at a larger scale. It is a different discipline, and the reason is structural. Marketplaces now carry the majority of online retail: Euromonitor reports that online marketplaces achieved 62% of global retail e-commerce sales in 2024, reaching USD 2.4 trillion. That scale comes with a constraint no […]

Top 18 Essential Technical SEO Tools for Agencies

The tools your agency pays for every month should earn their seat at the table. The problem is most SEO stacks grow by accident; one subscription added for a pitch, another inherited from a previous team lead, a third because a client asked about backlinks once. The inevitable situation looks like this: bloated tooling costs, […]

International SEO: Best Practices for 2026 Including AI

Rankings and traffic are no longer the starting point. They’re the outcome of decisions made before a user ever reaches the SERP. AI-driven systems now determine what information gets surfaced, which version is relevant for each market and how identical keywords map to entirely different intent depending on context. That shift fundamentally rewrites how you […]

Canonical Tags: The Complete Guide to Getting Them Right

“Do I need canonical tags on every page of my site?” It’s one of the most common questions in technical SEO and the answer is more nuanced than a simple yes or no. Most sites have more duplication than they realize. Filtered category pages are a classic example: you set up robots.txt rules, point canonicals […]

How to view how Googlebot renders a JavaScript website

If you use dynamic or client-side rendering, make sure Googlebot sees the correct HTML and content. With dynamic rendering, the pre-rendered version is served only to search engine bots, not to regular visitors. There are also cases where the page version for Googlebot differs slightly from the user version. For example, you can show users […]

Measuring Real Visibility in AI: Beyond Traditional Analytics

This article is based on the second part of the JetOctopus AI webinar series. You can read part one here. AI visibility is no longer about rankings. It is increasingly about probability – the likelihood that an AI system will select, reference or paraphrase your content when responding to a user query. For SEO specialists […]

SEO Redirects: What They Are and How to Audit Them with JetOctopus

A domain migration gone wrong. Thousands of pages flagged with 404 errors overnight. All indexed articles suddenly returning are linked through a 301 redirection. This is the everyday reality of managing SEO redirects across complex, fast-moving websites. Whether you’re handling a platform migration, restructuring URLs after a rebrand or consolidating domains following the m&a, if […]

Log Analysis in the Age of AI Crawlers

How Search Works in 2026 Search has fundamentally changed. In 2025, visibility is no longer determined only by Google. Websites are now discovered, evaluated, and surfaced by: Modern SEO requires understanding how all these systems access your site  and ensuring that your content is discoverable for both search engines and AI models.Logs have become the […]

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