9 AI workflows under the "Technical SEO and Indexing" topic. Each includes a copyable prompt and FAQs. Paste them into your preferred AI assistant or Spark agent and run it.
The wrong page shows up in search, and the canonical tags point in directions the merchant never chose. In this case, the immediate task is to investigate contradictory canonical signals. The workflow should line up each affected URL with its declared target, sitemap entry and intended ranking page, then mark every contradiction confirmed or unconfirmed.
Filtered and tagged variants have multiplied page URLs until the merchant cannot tell which versions shoppers would notice as different. In this case, the immediate task is to identify duplicate page content that needs review. The workflow should compare each candidate URL pair for substantive differences and group the duplicates by their generating cause.
The sitemap has never been reconciled with what the merchant actually wants public, and error URLs may sit beside missing pages. In this case, the immediate task is to check sitemap coverage against intended public pages. The workflow should compare the sitemap entries and intended page list one by one, surfacing missing entries and entries to remove.
New pages went live days ago, yet the sitemap still lists old URLs and omits the fresh ones. In this case, the immediate task is to investigate missing or stale sitemap entries. The workflow should match the merchant's current entries against publication timestamps and rule settings, assigning each gap a cause and a recheck date.
Pages the merchant published to rank have never appeared in search, and no one has traced where each one stalls. In this case, the immediate task is to investigate why intended pages are not indexed. The workflow should test each URL on the list through discovery, crawl access and canonical selection, recording where the evidence stops.
A long list of URLs with vague indexing complaints has piled up, and the merchant needs to know which to chase first. In this case, the immediate task is to prioritize evidence-based indexing checks. The workflow should order the reported URLs by discovery, crawl access, canonical selection and reported status, so confirmed blockers come first.
The store serves several markets, and the merchant suspects some hreflang pairs point to pages that never point back. In this case, the immediate task is to check language and region signals for consistency. The workflow should verify that each declared version returns the reciprocal declaration and that the codes match the content actually served.
After expanding into new markets, the merchant has lost track of which translations are complete and whether search signals line up. In this case, the immediate task is to audit multilingual page relationships and search signals. The workflow should compare each market's URLs, translations and hreflang pairs, separating translation gaps from conflicts.
Key pages sit buried with almost no internal links leading to them, and past link lists were full of unjustifiable suggestions. In this case, the immediate task is to identify useful internal linking opportunities. The workflow should test each candidate link against the existing paths and keep only those that genuinely help a shopper or crawler arrive.
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