Audit Standard / 2026.4
Rule explorer: Audit Standard 2026.4
Every check that defines technical readiness in MaxiMarket Audit Standard 2026.4, exactly as the audit applies it. Open a rule to see what it checks, why it matters, how to fix it, where its authority comes from and how much it counts.
Guides by topic: technical SEO audit rules, AI readiness, structured data and ecommerce product data.
Authority levels
- A search engine documents it as required for a specific outcome, such as Google eligibility.
- Strongest external authority
- Defined by an open standard or vocabulary: HTML, WCAG, IETF RFCs, Schema.org, Sitemaps, Open Graph.
- Recommended in official platform documentation, such as Google Search Central or an AI platform.
- Widely accepted practice with a cited source, but no official requirement.
- MaxiMarket’s own advice. Never presented as a search engine or platform requirement.
- MaxiMarket methodology
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Observations
Observations are neutral facts. They are never pass or fail, never warnings, and never part of the Technical Score.
STRUCTURED-PRODUCT-011Observation · not scoredProducts on the pageProduct and Offer dataTechnical SearchCommerceMachine Readability
- What is reported
- The number of top-level Product entities that are not variants of a ProductGroup, for pages with Product data.
- Why it is not a rule
- Listing pages legitimately contain many Products, and page intent is unknown.
- Sources
- Merchant listing structured data — Google Search Central, verified 2026-09-26
STRUCTURED-OFFER-005Observation · not scoredZero-price offersProduct and Offer dataTechnical SearchCommerceMachine Readability
- What is reported
- The number of inspected Offers whose price is zero, for pages with inspected Offers.
- Why it is not a rule
- Zero prices are legitimate for free items and Product snippets; they only affect merchant-listing eligibility.
- Sources
- Merchant listing structured data — Google Search Central, verified 2026-09-26
STRUCTURED-OFFER-013Observation · not scoredOffer types usedProduct and Offer dataTechnical SearchCommerceMachine Readability
- What is reported
- For Products with recognized offers: whether they use Offer, AggregateOffer or both.
- Why it is not a rule
- Marketplace pages legitimately use AggregateOffer, and the number of sellers is unknowable.
- Sources
- Merchant listing structured data — Google Search Central, verified 2026-09-26