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Technical SEO Crawl Triage

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Technical SEO Crawl Triage: shop.example (fictional test data)

Inputs used: crawl export (8 URLs, with redirect target and meta description columns), site type ecommerce, priority sections /products/ and /collections/, dev capacity 6 hours next sprint. Not provided: Search Console Pages report, so I could not cross check crawler indexability against Google's view. Columns not in the export: H1 and robots directives, so missing H1 and robots blocks could not be checked. No live crawl or tool was used.

Effort scale: S up to 2 hours, M 2 to 6 hours, L over 6 hours, in the owner's hours.

Crawl profile (counts)

Measure Count Share of 8
Total URLs 8 100%
2xx (200) 5 62.5%
3xx (301) 2 25%
4xx (404) 1 12.5%
5xx 0 0%
Indexable "yes" 4 50%
Canonical pointing to a different URL 1 12.5%
Indexable URLs with no meta description 2 25%
Indexable URLs with 0 inlinks 1 12.5%
URLs in priority sections 5 62.5%

Fix list table: tier, fix, root cause, URLs affected, examples, owner, effort, how to verify

Issues in /products/ or /collections/ moved up one tier. One row per root cause.

Tier Fix Root cause URLs affected Examples Owner Effort How to verify
1 Restore the red mug page, or (after your approval) 301 it to a chosen live product or the mugs collection; then update the 9 internal links to the final URL. A priority product URL returns 404 but is still linked from 9 pages. 1 https://shop.example/products/red-mug Dev, SEO picks target S Recrawl: 200, or one 301 to a 200 page; 0 internal links to the old URL.
1 (from 2) Make sorted collection URLs canonicalize to the clean collection URL, at template level. The collection template outputs a self canonical on parameter URLs, so https://shop.example/collections/mugs?sort=price competes with https://shop.example/collections/mugs (same title, same 150 word count). 1 in this crawl; likely every sort or filter URL (not counted) https://shop.example/collections/mugs?sort=price Dev S Recrawl: canonical equals https://shop.example/collections/mugs; spot check other sort values.
1 (from 2) Confirm whether green mug is a separate product. If yes: unique title, unique meta description, self canonical. If it is a duplicate: keep the canonical and remove its inlink. The green mug record carries the blue mug's title ("Blue Mug | Example Shop"), meta description and a canonical to the blue mug, so a product page is excluded from indexing. Looks like a copied product record; the file can't confirm which. 1 https://shop.example/products/green-mug Content (product data), Dev if template S Recrawl: if separate, indexable yes, self canonical, unique title and description.
2 Point the 2 internal links straight to https://shop.example/blog/mug-care-guide, change https://shop.example/blog/how-to-clean-a-mug to 301 directly to it, and add links to the guide from relevant pages. A blog post moved twice without updating links: a 2 hop chain (how-to-clean-a-mug to mug-care to mug-care-guide), and the final guide has 0 inlinks, so it is effectively orphaned. 3 https://shop.example/blog/how-to-clean-a-mug, https://shop.example/blog/mug-care, https://shop.example/blog/mug-care-guide Dev (redirect), Content (links) S Recrawl: no chain; how-to-clean-a-mug 301s once to mug-care-guide; mug-care-guide inlinks above 0.
2 (from 3) Add a unique meta description to collection pages, through a template default plus a custom field. Collection pages have no meta description; likely a template without a description field. 2 https://shop.example/collections/mugs, https://shop.example/collections/mugs?sort=price Content, Dev if a field is needed S Recrawl: meta description present on collection URLs.

No Tier 4 issues are visible in this export.

Next sprint plan

Dev capacity 6 hours. Hours use the upper bound of each size (S = 2 hours), an estimate.

Order Fix Dev hours (estimate) Fits?
1 Red mug 404 (after you choose restore or redirect target) 2 Yes
2 Collection parameter canonical 2 Yes
3 Green mug canonical and title, after content confirms the product 2 Yes
Total 6 Exactly at capacity
Waits Blog redirect chain fix (dev part) 2 Next sprint, unless a fix above comes in under estimate

Outside dev time, can start now: content updates the 2 blog links and adds links to the mug care guide; content writes collection meta descriptions if the field exists.

Open questions

  1. Is red mug discontinued or temporarily unavailable, and if redirected, to which page?
  2. Is green mug a separate product?
  3. How many sort or filter parameter URLs exist under /collections/? A full crawl would size the canonical issue.
  4. Does the collection template have a meta description field, or does dev need to add one?
  5. Can you send the Search Console Pages report, plus H1 and robots columns, so I can check what this export can't?

Needs your decision

  1. Red mug (priority section): confirm restore, or approve a 301 and name the target. No redirect is recommended until you confirm.
  2. Green mug (priority section): confirm separate product or duplicate before any canonical change.
  3. Approve the sprint plan. I have not written to any sheet or ticket system; if you want rows added, I'll show them first.