Practical guides for people running online shops. Browse WooCommerce or Search & AI, or use the search icon above for a specific question.
A short, practical checklist you can run in your browser and CMS to confirm product images use srcset and sizes correctly — and to spot oversized downloads on phones or retina displays.
A compact, repeatable review workflow to catch hallucinations, privacy leaks and factual mismatches in AI-drafted product titles, descriptions and specs.
Cache static assets long and keep product HTML short‑lived or safely purged. Use the checks below (DevTools, edit→purge, Lighthouse) to confirm headers and CDN behaviour without needing vendor‑private access.
Keep promotions usable for everyone and avoid accidental indexing. Decide which promos should be crawlable, follow ARIA/WCAG dialog patterns, and run simple keyboard and meta checks.
When Search Console or your logs show a sudden rise in 404s, export the affected URLs for the same time window and match them to server-log requests. Correlating timestamps, referrers and user‑agents points to whether you need redirects, restores or to leave removed pages as-is.
Find the scripts that cause long tasks or large network transfers, prioritise them by user value, and apply platform-recommended mitigations (defer/async, consent or interaction-based loading, SRI and caching). Test on staging and verify with lab and field metrics.
Rename a small set of product images to descriptive, machine-readable filenames, add visible captions in your CMS, confirm the final image URLs appear in your sitemap XML and watch Search Console for changes.
A concise staging-first checklist to install and configure Subscriptions, pick a subscriptions-capable gateway, verify webhooks and Action Scheduler, and run full lifecycle tests in sandbox.
Make breadcrumbs visible and machine-readable so customers (and crawlers) can see where a product sits. Use your theme or core block first, then add a matching BreadcrumbList JSON‑LD only if needed and test with Google's tools.