E-commerce Store Audit
Enter any store's web address and get a read of its catalog: how many products are live, the price band, how products are merchandised, and which listings elsewhere carry the same brand name. This is a commercial audit rather than a technical SEO crawl.
What the audit answers
Audit any online store's catalog, prices, and marketplace presence.
Where a store sits on price
The cheapest product, the most expensive, and the median price, with the count of prices each figure came from. Enough to place a competitor on the shelf without opening thirty tabs.
Who else sells the brand
Listings on Amazon and eBay that carry the same name, with the asking price and how many sit below the store's own cheapest product. The match is on the name, so the report says what was searched and what was counted rather than calling every listing a competitor.
How the catalog is built
Buyable variants behind each product page, photos per product, and how consistently the pages declare a specification table. These are the attributes a marketplace listing asks for and a search engine reads.
What customers already said
Ratings and review counts across the products read, and which product carries the most reviews. That page is the one worth watching when a competitor undercuts it.
The gaps worth closing
Products with no description at all, and pages with one photo where the rest of the catalog has twelve. Both cost search traffic and both are findable in seconds.
Numbers that admit their limits
Every figure says what it was based on. A review total appears only when the whole catalog was read; over a sample the tool reports the rate instead, because the absolute would be wrong by orders of magnitude.
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