Technical SEO for eCommerce
Diagnose crawlability, indexation, canonicalization, faceted navigation, internal links, schema and performance—then sequence the work by commercial impact.
When your product and category pages disappear from Google search and AI citations go to your competitors, your team should not lose another week to manual checks to find the issues. I build agentic SEO systems that find what is blocking your store's online visibility, prioritize the fix, and keep the repetitive work moving. It fixes your crawling issues, indexing problems, schema, and site structure.
Catalogs change, inventory shifts and templates multiply. I turn recurring eCommerce SEO problems into a prioritised system your marketing and development teams can keep using.
Diagnose crawlability, indexation, canonicalization, faceted navigation, internal links, schema and performance—then sequence the work by commercial impact.
Make product expertise easier for search and answer engines to identify, extract and verify through content structure, entity signals, schema and llms.txt guidance.
Build repeatable monitoring, triage and reporting workflows so important changes surface early, routine checks stop consuming the week, and every recommendation remains reviewable.
My public case-study library is being assembled from past work. These verified outcomes show the operating discipline behind the new eCommerce focus without pretending every result came from the same type of business.
Combined local profile optimization, schema, landing-page improvements and intent-led work to move a commercial outcome—not just a reporting metric.
Work included crawl and indexation blockers, canonical issues, broken links, redirect chains, schema and page performance.
Balanced audits, implementation priorities and stakeholder communication across a high-volume portfolio.
I’m Sohanoor Rahman, an SEO specialist with more than six years of hands-on experience. I have worked across technical audits, crawl and indexation fixes, site structure, schema, content operations and local search.
Now I focus that experience on eCommerce teams navigating two pressures at once: a site that changes every day and an AI-shaped search landscape that changes how products get discovered. My role is to make the evidence understandable, the next move obvious, and the recurring work lighter.
I pair technical judgment with automation where it genuinely helps. Every system keeps a human-readable trail so the recommendation can be checked, challenged and improved.
Separate symptoms from root issues using crawl data, Search Console evidence, store architecture and commercial context.
Rank fixes by likely impact, effort, dependency and ownership so the roadmap survives real delivery conditions.
Use reviewable workflows for collection, checks and reporting—while keeping strategy and quality decisions human-led.
Connect crawlable pages, clear entities, structured data and extractable answers so AI systems can understand the store and verify what it knows.
Track the signal that matches the problem: index coverage, qualified traffic, category visibility, AI citations, revenue contribution or time saved.
AI visibility starts with the same technical foundations search depends on, then adds clearer entities, extractable answers and evidence that answer engines can verify. I connect those layers so your products and expertise have a stronger chance of appearing when shoppers ask AI for recommendations.
No single file or schema type guarantees a citation. The work is to make the right pages accessible, understandable and worth referencing.
Resolve access, canonical and internal-discovery issues before asking an AI system to understand pages that search engines cannot reliably reach.
Clarify products, brands, authorship and relationships through consistent on-page signals, schema and connected supporting content.
Structure useful claims, comparisons and expertise so answer engines can identify the passage, understand its context and corroborate the source.
A working diagnostic you can use now, plus focused utilities and templates in development for the recurring problems I see in technical SEO.
Before rewriting content, confirm whether crawlers can reach the page and whether the site is asking search engines to index a different URL.
Practical writing on eCommerce indexation, agentic SEO operations and AI discovery—with the evidence and trade-offs left in.
I’m rebuilding the article library around useful, experience-led material rather than carrying forward generic archive posts. Until the first one is ready, follow my LinkedIn for shorter technical notes.
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The featured case study, technical issue count and operational experience above are drawn from my verified work history. Full testimonials will be added only when the people behind them have approved the wording.
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