Answer 8 quick questions and get your SEO readiness score with specific recommendations.
In-depth guides, interactive tools, internal linking, schema markup. All live on your store in week one.
See What Ollie Builds →The store SEO grader asks eight questions about your store and returns an SEO readiness score out of 100, with a breakdown by area and one recommendation for each. The areas are content volume, publishing rhythm, keyword targeting, internal linking, product descriptions, interactive content, traffic mix and structured data.
Each area has a fixed weight, with content volume weighted highest and technical basics lowest.
A single score is a prompt to look in the right place. Two stores can have the same score for different reasons, so the breakdown is the useful part: it shows whether the weakness is volume, rhythm or on-page work.
Eight questions cannot measure rankings or content quality. The weights are our judgment of what matters most, not a measurement of Google. A store can score well and rank poorly in a hard niche. Use it to find your weakest area, and then use real data to confirm.
It is a weighted total from eight answers about your store, out of 100. Higher means more of the basics are in place.
Content volume carries the most weight, then publishing rhythm, keyword targeting, internal linking, product descriptions, interactive content, traffic mix and technical SEO.
No. It means more of the basics are missing. Rankings also depend on competition and links.
Start with the area that lost the most points, as long as it is something you can finish in a week.