SEO Governance
Treat product SEO as a governed field, not an afterthought: every product gets a quality score, every change to title and metadata can require approval, and cannibalization or hreflang problems surface before they cost you rankings.
Cas d'usage operationnels
- Score and audit title, description, and metadata quality per product, per channel, per locale.
- Route SEO-sensitive edits through an approve/reject change-request flow instead of letting anyone publish live.
- Detect when two products compete for the same query, and get internal link recommendations to fix it.
Exemples d'implementation
- A catalog team runs an A/B experiment on category page titles and compares results before rolling the change out to the full range.
- A multi-locale brand catches a missing hreflang pair during localization QA, before duplicate-content issues show up in Search Console.
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Fonctionnalites associees
FAQ fonctionnalites
Does this replace a dedicated SEO tool?
No. It governs product-level SEO data at the source — scoring, approvals, and cannibalization checks — so your dedicated SEO tooling gets clean input instead of a second place edits can drift.
Who can approve an SEO change?
Whoever you assign the SEO change-request role to. Edits can require review before they go live, the same way a product content edit would.
Plan SEO Governance for your team
Map the feature into a real rollout path with the right integrations, governance model, and buying-stage resources.