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Hi, I am also facing a similar issue. My website is https://infinitelabz.com. When I try to crawl and index the site it is saying not able to crawl.

I checked using another tool and as I suspected it's an issue how your website is handling the redirects. Two major issues with your website SEO Your URL performed 1 redirects! While redirects are typically not advisable (as they can affect search engine indexing issues and adversely affect site loading time), one redirect may be acceptable, particularly if the URL is redirecting from a non-www version to its www version, or vice-versa. https://www.keyhub.com/en and https://keyhub.com/en should resolve to the same URL, but currently do not. I hope this helps. Regards, Vijay

Hi kh-priyam Many people use a product ID in the link because many CMS automatically create this ID in the url, and if you don't install a plugin for friendly urls, this ID will be there. There is no advantage for ranking better with product or categories ID. In my opinion it doesn't matter if you have an ID if the rest of the url is friendly, but some people think that urls without ID are better, so I recommend you to don't have a product ID in your urls. Greetings

Hello! For product URLs I would go with the "flat" structure and just do shop.com/product-name (Option 2)

If you are targeting the .com at English speaking countries, then why start targeting other sites at specific countries rather than languages? If you targeted the French language (in which you should not use .fr), you'd target more people than targeting France. Based on your situation, I would have one site with translated content, rather than country-specific content. This would allow you to use the strength of one domain while giving your users the right content in their language. Using hreflang tags between translated content is how you alert the search engines that the content is the same, just translated.