Indexation & Canonicals
Check what Google can discover, what should be indexed, and whether duplicate or weak pages compete with priority URLs.
Wix has improved its technical SEO controls significantly, but rankings still depend on how those controls are used. We focus on indexation, page targeting, internal architecture, redirects, structured data, local relevance, performance, and content depth rather than assuming the platform checklist is the strategy.
Check what Google can discover, what should be indexed, and whether duplicate or weak pages compete with priority URLs.
Map commercial and informational queries to distinct pages with clear intent ownership.
Use Wix schema controls where they add real machine-readable context and match visible page content.
Protect authority when URLs change and remove chains or outdated destinations.
Connect service pages, location relevance, Google Business Profile signals, and on-site entity information.
Reduce unnecessary visual weight and prioritize the assets that matter to user experience and conversion.
Every platform creates its own technical defaults, URL behavior, template logic, performance tradeoffs, and limitations. The right SEO strategy works with those realities instead of copying recommendations from another CMS.
We start with how the platform behaves, then connect that to how your customers search, how competitors structure their sites, and where authority needs to flow.