Collections launch every week
Schema, faceted URLs and internal links rarely stay consistent from one drop to the next. One template bug can hit an entire category.
For e-commerce Catalog SEO + AI
Product pages that rank and get recommended.
Keep collection and product pages fast and properly marked up, so they show up in Google and in the AI answers shoppers ask for recommendations, sizing help and "best of" lists.
Works on any public storefront
Template-level audits
AI + organic in one view
yourstore.com · Catalog workspace
Sample
best trail running shoes under $150
ChatGPT recommendsTrail Runner Xyourstore.com/products/trail-runner-x
Your PDP · citedTrail Runner X (reseller)marketplace listing
Copied textSummit Pro 2rival-one.com
RivalPageTypeSchemaLCPAI
/collections/trail-runningPLPValid1.8s3/4
/products/trail-runner-xPDPValid2.1s2/4
/products/summit-jacketPDPNo offer3.9s0/4
/collections/new-arrivalsPLPValid2.4s1/4
Sample store data for illustration
See how the assistants shoppers use describe your products
ChatGPT
Claude
Gemini
Perplexity
Search Console
Storefront friction
Merchandising moves faster
Merchandising moves faster
than SEO can keep up.
New drops, marketplace resellers and a growing stack of apps all change how search engines and assistants see your catalog, usually without anyone noticing.
Resellers borrow your copy
Marketplace sellers copy your product descriptions, and sometimes the AI summary for your own product cites them instead of you.
Apps quietly slow the store
Each new app adds scripts. Core Web Vitals slip, and paid media hides the damage until margins start to shrink.
Catalog + AI, connected
Four jobs every store has.
Four jobs every store has.
One workspace for all of them.
Audit the templates behind your collection and product pages, tie them to Search Console queries, and watch how assistants describe your catalog.
Product schema checks
Validate the structured data on your product templates so rich results and assistants read prices, availability and reviews correctly. One fix to a template repairs every SKU that uses it.
Assistant shelf monitoring
Track the prompts shoppers ask about your brand, materials, sizing and ethical claims. See if assistants name your store, a marketplace or a competitor.
Queries tied to categories
Connect Search Console and filter by directory to see which queries reach each collection. Merchandisers get SEO data in terms of the categories they actually manage.
Release alerts
Know when a theme or app update breaks schema across the site or slows your templates, so revenue teams can react before paid ROAS starts to fall.
DiscordSelling in several regions? Track each store by domain or subdirectory, and hreflang checks catch duplicates between them.
Tick-box vs revenue-aware
SEO tied to the pages that sell.
Basic tools give you a list of problems. Linkstonic ties them to the URLs that hold your stock and the answers shoppers read.
compare --store-seo
Basic tooling
Spreadsheets, spot checks and one-off audits.
Revenue-aware
Audits, Search Console and AI in one place.
Product & query data
SKU spreadsheet with no link to Search Console
Query and page data tied to the URLs that hold your stock
AI answers
Manual checks when the brand team panics
Continuous assistant monitoring with competitor mentions
Theme & app releases
Developers ship without an SEO check
Audits and alerts flag risky releases
End-of-life SKUsDiscontinued or out of stock
Redirect chains quietly drain category authority
Soft-404s and redirect chains flagged
International stores
Hidden duplicates across regions
Hreflang and duplicate checks per store
result
"Why did organic drop?" escalations after every app install.
Growth and platform teams share one view, and peak weekends start without all-night audits.
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Getting started
Three steps to calmer launches.
STEP 01Connect
Add your storefront domains
Start with your main store. Include regional domains or subdirectories if you sell across borders.
STEP 02Baseline
Audit templates + connect GSC
Check the health of your collection and product templates, then map money categories to the queries that reach them.
STEP 03Monitor
Watch AI + organic together
Track assistant prompts next to organic data, and share dashboards with merchandising and lifecycle marketing.
Works with Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento or any public storefrontAudit my store →
Peak season
Getting a store ready for Black Friday.
Two weeks before the sale, you audit the product and collection templates and fix everything marked high, including soft 404s on discontinued SKUs. After each new sale app, Real User Monitoring checks /products/* for JS errors and layout shifts. During sale week, alerts stay on for the product template and you read Search Console by directory.
- Audit templates two weeks out, not the night before
- Check mobile product pages after every sale app install
- Keep release alerts on through the peak weekend
Tools built for stores
The modules online stores lean on most.
Audit
SEO Audit
Technical checks with fix guidance for the templates behind your collection and product pages.
Explore SEO Audit
AI Visibility
LLM Brand Monitor
See who AI recommends in your category, and how your share of mentions compares with marketplaces and rivals.
Explore Brand Monitor
Performance
Real User Monitoring
A lightweight snippet shows the JS errors, failed requests and layout shifts real shoppers hit after an app install.
Explore RUM
FAQ
Questions from store teams.
How Linkstonic fits alongside your storefront platform, ad tools and agency.
Running several stores or clients?
The Agencies solution covers portfolio workflows across many storefronts.
See Linkstonic for agencies →Does this work with Shopify, WooCommerce or Magento?
Yes. Linkstonic works from your public URLs, so any storefront platform is supported. Point it at your domain and it audits the templates behind your collection and product pages. Platform-specific apps may come later.
Can I track only my top categories?
Yes. Tag priority URLs or whole directories such as /collections/ and your dashboards focus on the pages that matter most to revenue. On a large catalog that keeps the view readable: best-selling categories up front, the long tail out of the way.
Do you handle feed-based ads?
No. Linkstonic focuses on your own site in organic search and AI answers, and shopping feeds and ad management stay in your ad tools. It can still tell you whether the product pages those ads land on are fast and correctly marked up.
How do you treat out-of-stock pages?
Audits flag soft-404s and redirect problems on discontinued or out-of-stock SKUs, so you keep the authority those pages built up. A common fix is pointing a retired product straight at its closest replacement or parent category, not through a chain of redirects.
Is multi-currency or multi-region supported?
Yes, per region. Track each store by domain or subdirectory. Hreflang checks keep regional signals clean and catch duplicates across stores, which matters when your /uk/ and /de/ stores sell the same products with near-identical copy.
Can agencies use this for their e-commerce clients?
Yes. Pair it with the Agencies solution to run the same workflow across a portfolio of stores. Each store is its own property with its own audits, Search Console data and prompt tracking, so one client's numbers don't mix with another's.
Keep your catalog visible, in search and in AI.
Audit your store templates, connect Search Console and start tracking the prompts your shoppers ask. Compare commerce-friendly plans on Pricing.
Product schema checks
4 AI engines
Release alerts