Crawl budget and log analysis
What Googlebot crawls, how often and where it wastes requests, with rules to redirect its attention to revenue pages.

Enterprise SEO
Large sites do not have page problems, they have template problems. One fix to a category template changes 2,000 pages at once, for better or worse. aStash brings crawl-budget, architecture and template-level optimization to manufacturers, ecommerce catalogs and multi-division companies, with a senior team you can actually reach.
On a 30-page site you optimize pages. On a 30,000-page site you optimize the rules that generate pages: how categories link to products, which filter combinations get indexed, how titles are built from data, and how fast Googlebot can get through it all. A single misconfigured facet can create a million duplicate URLs and bury the pages that sell.
aStash works at that level. We analyze server logs to see what Googlebot actually crawls, set index rules for faceted navigation, rewrite templates so every product and category page targets a real query, and build schema from your product data. Then we put governance in place so the next release from your developers does not undo it.
Brown Interiors runs more than 40,000 products on a store we built and optimized. JIMGLO Trailers, a manufacturer, saw organic clicks rise 72.67% and impressions 176.72% in six months from template and tracking work, not page-by-page edits.

The problem
A title template with the wrong order, a filter that creates indexable duplicates, a category page that links to nothing: on a large catalog these are not one problem, they are thousands, and Google’s crawl budget goes to the junk instead of the pages that sell.
aStash reads server logs to see what Googlebot actually visits, sets index rules for faceted navigation, and rewrites the templates that generate titles, headings, links and schema for every page at once.
Scale that shows
JIMGLO Trailers: search impressions for the three months after titles, descriptions and templates were rewritten at scale.
What you receive
What Googlebot crawls, how often and where it wastes requests, with rules to redirect its attention to revenue pages.
Index and canonical rules for filters, sorts and pagination, plus a category hierarchy that matches how people search.
Title, heading, content and internal-link patterns for category, product, location and article templates, built from structured data.
Product, Offer, Organization, Breadcrumb and FAQ schema generated from your catalog and validated across templates.
Redirect maps, staging checks and post-release monitoring for replatforms, redesigns and major releases.
SEO requirements written into your release process, with training for content and development teams.
Why aStash
You work with the strategist and the developer, not an account team. Decisions happen on the call.
Template, schema and performance changes are implemented by us, or specified precisely for your team.
Reporting ties organic traffic to product, category and lead revenue, not sessions.
A fixed fee sized to the scope, with no percentage of revenue and no multi-year contract.
Selected work




Results
aStash clients with catalogs and page counts in the thousands.
What you get
You work directly with the strategist and developers doing the work. Changes are planned in sprints, tested on a section of the site, measured in Search Console and rolled out when the numbers prove them.
JIMGLO Trailers, a manufacturer with a large catalog, saw organic clicks rise 72.67% and impressions 176.72% in six months from template and structure work alone.
Tooling
First year
Crawl and log analysis, index rules for facets, redirect clean-up, tracking by product and category.
Category, product and content templates rewritten and released. Schema generated from catalog data.
Category content, buying guides and link acquisition targeted at the highest-revenue sections.
Rollout to remaining sections, SEO checks built into releases, and the plan for year two.
Client reviews
“We went from receiving no organic online orders to 4-5 per week and those continue to grow. The workflow between our team and theirs was very effective.”
“The amount of work they put in was impressive. We have received great feedback from the customers about our website and signed up over 500 people. Everything was delivered on time.”
“We received over 2,000 customer calls over the last year just from Google Maps alone! We would absolutely recommend them to anybody who wants to have a strong online marketing presence.”
Related services
FAQ
Anything else? (970) 399-9004 reaches a person in Fort Collins, not a call center.
Sites where the number of pages, the number of teams or the number of divisions makes page-by-page work impossible. In practice that starts around a few thousand URLs or any site with faceted navigation.
Yes. We can implement directly or write specifications your developers follow, and we review releases on staging before they go live.
By deciding which filter combinations have search demand and indexing only those, with canonicals, robots rules and internal links set accordingly. The rest is kept crawlable but out of the index.
Yes. Redirect mapping, staging crawls, pre- and post-launch benchmarking and monitoring are a core enterprise deliverable.
A flat monthly rate based on scope, with a project fee for large one-time work such as migrations. No percentage of revenue.
Monthly, by site section, with organic traffic tied to product, category and lead revenue in a Looker Studio dashboard your whole team can use.