If you’re working hard to grow your jewellery brand online, there’s one foundational step that often gets skipped, and it could be costing you visibility, traffic, and even sales.

We’re talking about a website audit, a strategic look under the hood to make sure your content, products, and beautiful brand are actually findable in the first place.

Because here’s the truth:
Even the most gorgeous site with the most meaningful jewellery can be held back by small technical issues. And often, these red flags are invisible unless you’re actively looking for them.

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💻 Technical SEO: The Hidden Force Behind Visibility

Think of your website as your high street shop, and search engines like Google as the bus that ferries people there. If something’s off behind the scenes, the bus stops letting customers out on your street.

That’s where an audit comes in. It gives us the full picture of what’s working, what’s underperforming, and what’s actively holding you back.

Here are just a few of the common red flags we uncover during a visibility audit:

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🔍 The Most Common Under-Optimised Areas in Jewellery Websites:

• Missing or poorly written meta descriptions
• Image alt text that’s either missing or too generic
• No clear internal linking between products and collections
• Broken or outdated links that frustrate users and search engines
• Slow page speed caused by oversized product images
• Keyword cannibalisation (multiple pages fighting for the same term)
• Disorganised category structure and navigation
• Too many products hidden more than 3 clicks deep (crawl depth issues)
• Excessive permanent redirects from discontinued products
• Duplicate content across similar product listings

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⚠️ Why “Just Adding More Products” Can Actually Hurt You

Let’s say you’ve expanded your range and now have dozens of gorgeous listings, amazing for your customers, right?

Well, yes, but if those listings are buried too deep in your site (more than 3 clicks from the homepage), Google may consider them too hard to reach. That means it’s less likely to index or prioritise them… and all your hard work might go unseen. That’s where a smart navigation and structured linking comes into play.

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🔁 Redirects Aren’t Always Your Best Friend

Another scenario we often see: a best-selling piece sells out and won’t be restocked, so you set up a permanent redirect to your homepage or collection page. Smart, right?

Sort of.

If you have blogs, articles or Pinterest pins that still drives traffic to that old URL, brilliant! But if you use too many redirects, Google can start to see your site as messy and unreliable, even if you’ve followed “best practices.”

That’s why auditing these patterns is so important. Every redirect needs a reason, and every content decision should factor in the health of your site overall.

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🌿 Site Health Is a Moving Target

As your brand evolves, adding new collections, retiring old ones, running seasonal sales, your site structure shifts with it.

What worked for your website 6 months ago might now be harming it.

That’s why an audit isn’t just a one-time thing, it’s a pulse check.
It helps you make sure that everything you’re building (blogs, campaigns, content) is being supported by a solid foundation.

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💎 The Bottom Line:

A strategic audit allows you to:

• Catch red flags before they impact traffic
• Optimise the content you already have
• Futureproof your growth by aligning with how search engines actually work

And when it comes to SEO and visibility, what’s under the surface always matters most.

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Ready to uncover what’s holding your site back?

My Optimise for AI Mini Audit is a one-day, deep-dive service tailored for jewellery brands just like yours. I’ll review your content, structure, and technical setup, and hand you a clear action plan to move forward.

I do also offer a monthly retainer (subject to availability) to help you implement this action plan.

🔗 Learn more or book yours here

Let’s make sure your jewellery is truly discoverable.
Because great content only works as hard as the foundation it’s built on.