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This checklist lays out ten practical fixes built specifically for online stores, not generic SEO advice. It covers handling duplicate content from filters and variants, writing unique product descriptions, optimizing category pages, managing out-of-stock products without losing rankings, speeding up product pages, adding Product schema markup, building a logical site structure, collecting genuine product reviews, correctly handling cart and checkout pages, and tracking ecommerce-specific metrics like organic revenue and add-to-cart rate.

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