Getting Found on Google
Every Flower Store In a Box site is built on solid technical SEO from day one. The difference Bloomkeeper makes is that nobody has to remember to keep it that way.
Google decides who shows up first using hundreds of small technical signals: how fast your pages load, whether your page titles actually describe whatââ¬â¢s on the page, whether your headings make sense, whether your internal links help Google understand your site or confuse it. Get enough of these right and you climb. Get enough wrong and a competitor with a worse flower shop but a tidier website beats you to the top.

Most florists have never heard of half of these signals, and shouldnââ¬â¢t have to. Thatââ¬â¢s the whole point of Bloomkeeper.
What it actually checks
- Page titles and descriptions. The text Google shows in search results. Bloomkeeper checks every page has one, that itââ¬â¢s accurate, and that itââ¬â¢s written to make someone want to click.
- Headings and page structure. Whether your pages are laid out in a way that tells Google (and a human skimming on their phone) what the page is actually about.
- Internal linking. Whether your delivery suburb pages, category pages and product pages link to each other sensibly, so Google can find and understand all of them.
- Thin content. Pages that exist but donââ¬â¢t say enough to rank for anything, a common problem on ecommerce sites with hundreds of near-identical products.
- Social metadata. The preview that shows up when someone shares your shop on Facebook or texts a link to a friend, correct and on-brand instead of blank or broken.
How itââ¬â¢s different from a one-off SEO setup
A lot of what Bloomkeeper checks already exists in the platform. Whatââ¬â¢s new is that it never stops checking. Your site changes: new products, new seasons, new pages. Googleââ¬â¢s own standards shift too. An audit done once, at setup, goes stale. Bloomkeeper re-checks continuously, catches the drift, and either fixes it automatically or flags it for you, depending on the mode youââ¬â¢ve chosen.
If you want the full detail on the technical foundation itself, structured data, suburb pages, llms.txt and the rest, see Deep SEO and AEO Integration. Bloomkeeper is what keeps that foundation working for you, every day, without you needing to understand any of it.
You stay in control
Choose Do It All For Me and Bloomkeeper fixes safe technical issues on its own. Choose Alert Me To Important Changes and it works quietly, flagging only whatââ¬â¢s worth your attention. Choose Approve Everything and nothing changes on your site without your sign-off first. Every change is logged either way.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does Bloomkeeper check on my site for Google?
Bloomkeeper checks your page titles and descriptions, headings and page structure, internal linking, thin content, and social metadata, the technical signals Google uses to decide who shows up first.
How often does Bloomkeeper check my site?
Continuously. Unlike a one-off SEO audit, Bloomkeeper keeps re-checking as your site changes, new products, new seasons, new pages, so issues get caught as they appear rather than months later.
Do I need to understand what "technical SEO" means?
No. Bloomkeeper finds the issues and either fixes them automatically or explains what it found in plain English, depending on the mode you've chosen.
Is this different from the SEO already built into my Flower Store In a Box site?
Every FSIAB site starts with solid technical SEO built in. Bloomkeeper is what keeps it that way as your shop changes, auditing and fixing on an ongoing basis instead of only at setup.