E-commerce SEO
Category pages, filters, product structured data and products that go out of stock: SEO for online stores on the platforms common in the region.
Latest articles
Salla, Zid, Shopify or WooCommerce: what each lets you control
Eight SEO capabilities checked on Salla, Zid, Shopify and WooCommerce in October 2026: URLs, category pages, filters, schema, hreflang and more.
What to do with products that are gone
Keep, redirect, noindex or 410: how to decide for products that come back, products that do not, and Ramadan and Eid ranges that return…
Product structured data when your products have no barcode
Merchant listing requirements, selling in SAR, AED and EGP, accurate availability, own-brand products without a GTIN, and review markup within the rules.
Category pages are your real money pages
Category pages win most buying searches and get the least attention. How to build the tree from demand, Arabic names and plurals, and internal…
SEO for online stores
Stores have SEO problems that content sites don't. Filters can create far more URLs than you have products, category pages are usually where the buying searches land but get the least attention, and products go out of stock or come back with the season. The platform you're on, whether that's Shopify, Salla, Zid or WooCommerce, also decides how much of this you can control.
The articles here take those one at a time. Category pages come first, because that's usually where the money is. After that: product structured data when your products have no barcode, what to do with products that are gone, and how filter navigation wastes crawl budget.
For help with your own store, see e-commerce SEO, with separate pages for Shopify and Salla and Zid.
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