SEO Built for
Your Business
Platform, Not
Applied Over It
Generic SEO advice breaks when it meets your platform’s architecture. Every CMS, framework, and channel has structural quirks that shape how search engines crawl, render, and index your content. We deliver platform-native technical SEO — calibrated to WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, Next.js, Nuxt, and social search surfaces.
WordPress powers nearly two-thirds of all indexed websites — each with unique technical SEO challenges from archive duplication to plugin bloat.
Every audit is calibrated to your platform’s specific architecture, rendering model, and indexing constraints.
WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, Custom Frameworks (Next.js, Nuxt, Astro), and Social Search surfaces.
Average LCP improvement after platform-specific performance optimisation across WordPress and Shopify sites.
Active engagements: Platform-specific technical audits, Core Web Vitals optimisation, and rendering strategy reviews across all six platforms.
Every platform generates a different set of SEO problems — and requires a different set of solutions
Architecture-Driven Technical Debt
Shopify’s dual URL structure creates systematic canonicalisation conflicts. WordPress generates tag and category archive duplication without deliberate configuration. Wix historically forced JavaScript-dependent rendering. Next.js apps require SSR configuration to be indexable at all. These are platform-architectural problems — not content problems.
Rendering & Crawlability Divergence
JavaScript-rendered platforms (React, Next.js, Nuxt, Vue) introduce a second crawl phase dependency: Googlebot must execute JavaScript before it can see content. Without server-side rendering (SSR) or static generation (SSG), entire pages exist only in the browser — invisible to every search engine and AI crawler by default.
Performance & Core Web Vitals Variation
Core Web Vitals scores vary dramatically by platform. Shopify themes carry render-blocking third-party app scripts. WordPress with unoptimised plugins averages LCP scores 40% worse than optimised installs. Webflow’s hosted infrastructure delivers strong TTFB but can accumulate CLS issues from animation libraries.
Select your platform
WordPress is the world’s most-indexed CMS — and the one with the widest gap between a well-optimised install and a poorly-configured one. Out of the box, WordPress generates duplicate archive pages, unsemantic heading hierarchies, and plugin-bloated page weight. We audit and correct the structural issues that suppress WordPress rankings at scale.
- closeTag / category archive duplication
- closePlugin script render-blocking
- closeYoast / Rank Math misconfiguration
- closePagination canonical conflicts
- closeAuthor archive index bloat
- closeWooCommerce faceted nav traps
- Custom robots.txt & sitemap architecture
- Plugin audit & performance hardening
- Schema.org JSON-LD deployment
- Core Web Vitals optimisation
- WooCommerce crawl architecture
- Multisite & subdomain SEO
Shopify’s constrained URL structure — where product pages exist simultaneously at /products/ and /collections/[handle]/products/ — creates systematic canonicalisation fragmentation that dilutes PageRank across duplicate destination URLs. Combined with limited robots.txt control and app-script bloat, Shopify requires a precise SEO intervention to perform at its organic ceiling.
- closeDual URL canonicalisation conflict
- close/collections/ pagination canonicals
- closeApp-injected render-blocking scripts
- closeThin variant/tag filtered pages
- closeNo server-level robots.txt access
- closeLimited hreflang for Shopify Markets
- Canonical architecture remediation
- Collection URL & pagination fix
- Product schema & rich result setup
- App script audit & CWV recovery
- Faceted navigation crawl strategy
- Shopify Markets hreflang deployment
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Webflow offers genuine SEO control — clean HTML output, built-in sitemap generation, and fine-grained meta management. However, its animation-heavy design culture introduces CLS vulnerabilities, and CMS collection pages frequently generate thin, near-duplicate content without deliberate content strategy. We configure Webflow to its SEO ceiling.
- closeAnimation-driven CLS accumulation
- closeCMS collection thin content
- closeLottie / WebGL render weight
- closeNo server-side custom code limits
- closeCMS pagination index bloat
- CLS audit & animation remediation
- CMS template content depth strategy
- JSON-LD schema via custom embed
- Finsweet CMS filter SEO config
- robots.txt & sitemap optimisation
Wix has made significant SEO improvements since 2020 — abandoning its legacy Flash-based architecture and implementing server-side rendering and automatic sitemap generation. However, structural limitations remain: URL structure is constrained, heading hierarchy defaults are often broken by drag-and-drop placement, and the Wix App Market introduces third-party script weight that compounds LCP issues at scale.
- closeNon-editable URL slug structure
- closeHeading hierarchy from drag-and-drop
- closeApp Market third-party script load
- closeLimited robots.txt customisation
- closeWix Stores faceted nav indexation
- SEO Wiz & meta panel full audit
- Heading structure remediation
- Custom schema via Velo code
- App script load audit & removal
- Blog & CMS collection SEO config
JavaScript frameworks offer engineering flexibility but introduce the most complex SEO surface of any platform. Client-side rendering (CSR) makes entire applications invisible to Googlebot without explicit SSR or SSG configuration. We work directly in your codebase — implementing framework-native rendering strategies, metadata APIs, and structured data patterns that make Next.js, Nuxt, Astro, and Remix applications fully indexable and AI-citation-eligible.
- closeCSR pages invisible to Googlebot
- closeMetadata rendered client-side only
- closeDynamic routes not in sitemap
- closeHydration errors suppressing content
- closeAI bot (GPTBot, ClaudeBot) blocked
- closeMissing canonical in <Head> component
- SSR / SSG rendering strategy audit
- Next.js Metadata API implementation
- Dynamic sitemap generation
- DOM vs raw HTML diff analysis
- robots.txt AI crawler config
- JSON-LD in server components
SEO capability at a glance
A factual assessment of each platform’s native SEO ceiling — before our optimisation is applied. Every platform is improvable; the starting point determines how much specialist intervention is required.
| Capability | WordPress | Shopify | Webflow | Wix | Next.js |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| robots.txt control | Full | Limited | Full | Partial | Full |
| Custom schema / JSON-LD | Plugin / code | Theme code | Custom embed | Velo code | Native (server) |
| Canonicalisation control | Full | Constrained | Full | Partial | Full (code) |
| Native rendering (SSR) | PHP (native) | Liquid (native) | Native CDN | SSR (2019+) | Config required |
| Core Web Vitals baseline | Variable | Medium | Good | Medium | Excellent (SSG) |
| AI bot crawl permissions | Full control | No direct access | Full control | Limited | Full control |
| SEO complexity level | High | Medium-High | Medium | Low-Medium | Very High |
We work inside your stack, not around it
Platform-agnostic SEO advice produces platform-agnostic results. We understand the template hierarchy of WordPress themes, the Liquid templating constraints of Shopify, the component model of Next.js, and the hosting infrastructure of Webflow — and we implement fixes at the level where they actually work.
Codebase-Level Implementation
We deliver developer-ready specifications and, where required, implement changes directly — in functions.php, Liquid templates, Next.js metadata APIs, or Webflow custom embeds.
Core Web Vitals Per-Platform Benchmarking
Performance optimisation is different on every platform. We benchmark against CrUX data for your specific CMS and apply platform-appropriate fixes — not generic advice.
AI Crawler Configuration Across All Platforms
GPTBot, ClaudeBot, and PerplexityBot permissions are audited and configured on every platform — ensuring AI engines can access and cite your content regardless of platform constraints.
Your platform has specific SEO constraints. We know every one of them.
Generic SEO recommendations applied to the wrong architecture do more harm than good. Tell us your platform, and we’ll scope an engagement built around its exact technical architecture — not a one-size-fits-all checklist.
Platform SEO FAQ
The most common questions we receive about platform-specific SEO engagements — from migration decisions to JS framework rendering.
A full site audit identifies your platform’s current SEO ceiling and the specific interventions that will have the highest impact — before any platform migration decisions are made.
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