FOR WEBFLOW SITES

Webflow makes beautiful sites. Beautiful sites with quiet SEO gaps.

Webflow is a designer's platform and it shows. The visual control is unmatched, the SEO controls are buried, and most Webflow sites ship with the wrong defaults turned on. We audit your Webflow site against the failure patterns we see again and again. £79 flat.

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What we look for in your audit.

Every audit includes the same a prioritised action plan. For Webflow sites, these are the six areas that matter most.

Custom code embeds and the schema gap

Webflow's native schema support is thin. Most Webflow sites end up adding JSON-LD via embed blocks and then forget to update it when content changes. We pull schema from your live pages and flag inconsistencies between what your CMS says and what your schema declares.

CMS collections and URL pattern lock-in

Webflow lets you build CMS collections with arbitrary slug patterns, but once you publish you cannot change a collection's URL structure without breaking every existing URL. We tell you whether your current URL patterns are SEO-friendly or whether you should plan a redirect-heavy migration.

Page weight and the Webflow asset host

Webflow serves all assets from its CDN, which is fast, but the platform encourages large images, custom fonts, and Lottie animations that compound. We benchmark your Core Web Vitals and flag which assets are blocking your LCP.

The robots.txt and sitemap.xml settings

Webflow generates robots.txt and sitemap.xml automatically but only includes pages you explicitly mark. Most Webflow sites have CMS collections that should be in the sitemap but are not, or static pages indexed when they should not be. We list the settings to change.

301 redirects and the slug edit problem

Editing a page slug in Webflow does not auto-create a redirect. Most Webflow sites accumulate broken internal links and lost link equity every time they restructure. We pull your 404 patterns and list the redirects to add via Webflow's 301 manager.

Webflow Memberships and Webflow Ecommerce indexation

If you use Memberships or Ecommerce, default settings often expose URLs that should be gated or noindexed. We check which URLs in your members area or store catalogue are publicly indexed when they should not be.

FREQUENTLY ASKED

Questions we get a lot.

If your question is not here, email hello@bumpupseo.com and a real human (not a chatbot) will reply, usually within a few hours.

Will the audit work with Webflow CMS collections?

Yes. We audit CMS templates the same way we audit static pages, the recommendations apply to every entry built from a template. A 200-post blog using one CMS template gets one set of recommendations.

Do you need access to my Webflow Designer?

No. We fetch your public URLs and the published staging site if you share it. We never need Designer access, billing access, or CMS edit rights.

Can the audit be implemented by a non-developer?

Mostly. About 60% of Webflow audit recommendations are settings changes in the Webflow dashboard. The rest involve editing custom code embeds, which Webflow supports natively with no developer required, just careful copy-pasting.

What about Webflow Ecommerce specifically?

Yes, we audit Webflow Ecommerce sites. Product schema, collection page structure, cart-page indexation, and checkout URL handling all get covered.

Will the audit conflict with Webflow's built-in SEO settings?

No. The recommendations work with Webflow's settings, not against them. Where Webflow's built-in option is the right one, we tell you to use it. Where you need to add custom code, we provide the snippet.