Search traffic diagnosis for marketplaces
A marketplace earns most of its search traffic from a handful of templates repeated across thousands of listings. One bad release on one template can cost a quarter of your clicks, and the usual tools report it as one more row in a long list.
Template-Level View
Crawls group URLs by template and sample each one, so you see the health of every page type without crawling every listing.
Release by Release
Every deploy is recorded and followed by a check and a crawl, with clicks compared before and after.
Crawler Access
Bot protection that blocks real users’ scrapers can block Googlebot too. We read your CDN events to find out.
What we look for on large marketplaces
Large marketplaces tend to break in the same places: robots.txt rules written for faceted navigation that catch real categories, sitemaps that stop regenerating after a migration, and firewall rules tuned against scrapers that also challenge search engine crawlers.
- robots.txt rules that block sections earning clicks
- Sitemaps missing or shrinking after a frontend change
- Firewall rules or bot challenges hitting search crawlers
- Two hosts serving the same listings
- Category pages that lost their canonical or gained a noindex
Fix the template that matters first
When you have hundreds of findings, the order matters more than the count. Every finding and opportunity carries the clicks of the pages it affects, so the busiest templates come first.
- Findings ranked by clicks of the affected pages
- Opportunities ranked by clicks at stake
- Weekly digest email for the whole team
Marketplaces: questions and answers
Our site has millions of URLs. Do you crawl all of them?
We already use an enterprise crawler. Why add this?
How long does setup take?
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