6 platform centres

SEO for your CMS and shop system

Choose your system and find suitable checks, typical errors and concrete steps for optimization.

Selecting the Platform

SEO hubs for CMS and shop systems

Each hub has its own diagnostic and implementation logic. The pages are not variants of the same text, but lead to the respective existing platform resources.

Content management system

WordPress SEO

Hub

WordPress is flexible, but that same flexibility spreads SEO signals across theme, SEO plugin, page builder, media library, and cache. This hub combines the technical check with specific error images, benchmarks and suitable implementation paths.

Opening up WordPress SEO
Shop system

Shopify SEO

Hub

Shopify makes many technical decisions, but creates its own SEO patterns: Collection paths, variants, apps, theme liquid, markets and product data work together on indexing and rankings. This hub ranks the most important levers by shop impact.

Shopify SEO Opening
WordPress shop system

WooCommerce SEO

Hub

WooCommerce combines WordPress templates with product, category and variant logic. This often causes SEO problems in several places at the same time: Theme, SEO plugin, WooCommerce extensions and product data must support the same URL and indexing strategy.

WooCommerce SEO Opening
Enterprise CMS

TYPO3 SEO

Hub

TYPO3 plays its strength on large, multilingual and editorially complex websites. SEO rarely hangs on a single field there: Site config, routing, TypoScript, fluid templates, extensions and language relationships have to be checked as a system.

Opening TYPO3 SEO
Enterprise shop system

Magento SEO

Hub

Magento stores combine large catalogs, store views, layered navigation, product variants, extensions, and multiple cache levels. SEO must therefore target URL patterns and templates, not individual product pages.

Opening up Magento SEO
DACH shop system

Shopware SEO

Hub

Shopware connects product catalog, categories, worlds of experience, sales channels and automatically generated SEO URLs. Good visibility is achieved when data maintenance, theme and technical configuration represent the same structure.

Shopware SEO Opening
1. Testing

Audit by page type

Check homepage, category, product, contribution and language version separately. Template problems become visible instead of random errors.

2. Understanding

Finding CMS Cause

Match theme, plugin, app, extension, product data and server output as a possible source.

3. Stabilization

Resolve the template

Test fixes with multiple URL groups and then secure them by crawling, ranking and change monitoring.

Still not sure which entry fits?

The general SEO check recognizes technical patterns regardless of the CMS. After that, the suitable platform hub continues in a targeted manner; for CMS, shop, hosting or app-related embeddings, there are integrations on request.