Evergreen Crawl V2: internal linking, prioritized checks, and automatic configuration
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Read ArticleAI and search crawlers hit every product, category, and filter URL. EdgeComet answers them from a cache built for ecommerce HTML: product and category pages in under 15ms, without touching your origin, refreshed the moment a price changes or a product goes out of stock.
Every one of these is fixable inside Magento. Every one needs a developer, a deploy, and a slot in a roadmap that belongs to revenue features.
Full Page Cache only covers pages someone already visited. The long tail of your catalog stays cold, and every bot hit rebuilds a page from scratch. Slow responses, fewer pages crawled per visit.
Color, size, price, and brand filters turn one category into thousands of near-identical URLs. Googlebot works through the filter combinations and never reaches the products behind them.
Product schema breaks quietly: a missing image, no availability field, duplicate markup from a conflicting extension. Competitors show prices and stock badges in results. Your listing shows a plain blue link.
Magento 1 to 2, a replatform, a version bump: URLs drop, meta tags get overwritten, schema disappears. Stores report losing 10-70% of traffic when the redirect map ships broken.
A shopper asks a question, the assistant fetches your product page right then,
and whatever comes back in time is what gets cited. Everything else is a competitor's page.
ChatGPT fetches your product page while the answer is being written, under a hard timeout. A slow origin misses the window, and a competitor gets cited.
Sort and filter URLs make it hard for AI crawlers to tell which version of a product page is canonical. They spend the visit on duplicates instead of products.
AI search has no ranking penalty for a slow page. Pages that time out never enter the candidate set, and nothing in your analytics shows the citation you lost.
One integration at the DNS or CDN level. Nothing is installed in Magento,
and nothing waits for a deploy.
Search and AI bots work through product, category, and filter URLs constantly, and Full Page Cache only covers pages someone already visited. Every miss is a full page build on your origin.
EdgeComet answers bot requests from its own cache in under 15ms and refreshes a page when its price or stock changes.
EdgeComet audits your store from its own bot-render logs and Search Console, then ranks every finding by the traffic at stake. Each number is computed from your data, not estimated from a benchmark.
Your team approves the fix and it publishes at the edge: canonicals, titles, redirects, and product schema across thousands of URLs by pattern.
One accidental noindex, one broken redirect map, one extension conflict after a release can pull thousands of product pages out of the index before anyone opens Search Console.
EdgeComet watches real bot traffic and alerts the moment a title, canonical, status code, or schema block changes.
Most teams decide from a sampled crawl and a status-code log. EdgeComet records every real bot request with the full page state attached. Nothing about your catalog is inferred.
Your team can see which parts of the catalog earn traffic, put effort where the revenue is, and prove a fix worked after it ships.
Uncover crawl waste, duplicate URLs, schema gaps, and lost indexed pages. Fix issues without developers.
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Canonicals alone often aren't enough - Google ignores them on many faceted URLs. EdgeComet lets you set canonicals, noindex tags, and redirects across thousands of filter and sort URLs by pattern, without touching the code. Log Analyzer then shows which canonical every bot actually received, so you know the fix landed.
Yes, slow responses (>500ms TTFB) make bots explore fewer pages per visit, and Full Page Cache only protects warm pages – the long tail is often cold. EdgeComet serves bots from cache in under 15ms regardless of origin state, and absorbs heavy bot load at the edge.
No, cache freshness is set by URL pattern (short TTLs on price- and stock-sensitive product pages, longer on stable pages). Magento can push instant invalidation via API or webhook once a price or stock status changes, so bots recache before they're served old data. So, your customers always see live prices.
EdgeComet is a transparent proxy in front of your origin, added with a DNS or CDN-level routing change. It works alongside your existing CDN, Varnish cache server, and theme. If it's ever unavailable, traffic goes through to your server, so it can't take the site down.
Product schema is typically incomplete: missing images, descriptions, or duplicates. EdgeComet injects complete JSON-LD by URL pattern and Log Analyzer shows structured-data coverage across the catalog.
Magento stores are server-rendered, so AI bots get HTML. The bigger risk is timing: when a shopper asks ChatGPT about a product, the assistant fetches your page during the answer, under a hard timeout. A slow response means a competitor gets cited instead. EdgeComet serves those fetches from cache in under 15ms and gives you dedicated dashboards for every AI bot.
Yes, headless sites render product pages in JavaScript. However, 69% of AI bots can't execute JS. EdgeComet's JS Rendering pre-renders content for all crawlers and serves them from cache, with no SSR migration. Standard server-rendered Magento sites don't need that.
Launch EdgeComet before the migration project. Cache allows serving bots during the transition, Edge SEO handles the redirect map at the proxy level, and Alerting captures 500 errors, broken redirects, and indexation drops in real time.
No, SEO teams usually wait months for developers to fix canonicals, titles, and schema. EdgeComet's Edge SEO allows them to make changes in minutes: drafting, previewing, publishing, or rolling back if needed.
These tools provide details on what their own crawler inspects, or just HTTP status codes. EdgeComet analyzes what every real bot gets, including 40+ SEO fields per request.
No. Bots receive the same content your origin serves your customers - customer traffic never passes through EdgeComet at all. Edge SEO corrects how that content is presented, such as titles, canonicals, and structured data, and never changes what the page says.
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