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WooCommerce audit: product schema, not a cart crawl
· Configuration notes, not a newsroom.
SiteRune fingerprints WooCommerce assets on WordPress. We skip cart and checkout. The brief is headers, cache, and JSON-LD Product — not a SKU indexer.
Shop stack, still WordPress
WooCommerce fires as its own slug when plugin paths are visible, but WordPress often wins the fingerprint on weight. Either way the playbook is the same dialect: full-page cache that does not cache /cart and /checkout, product JSON-LD left intact, images with width, kill unused payment and review apps that dump JS on every template.
SiteRune will not walk cart, checkout, account, or wp-admin. A polite crawler with SSRF guards is not a catalog dump. If /shop is thin HTML behind a faceted UI, seo-thin still fires — the Designer looking full does not count.
Headers and bots
Security headers still belong on nginx or a must-use plugin, not the theme. Wordfence 'block AI' presets that Disallow GPTBot will show up in the AEO chapter. That is a product decision. Own it, or open public catalog URLs and keep admin fenced.
Run it on a live URL
The brief will name your CMS and attach the files. Three guest scans, no card.