Built for search engines
A PDF is one file to a search engine. A CatPro catalog is a set of pages, each with its own address, title and description, written in a form search engines read, and listed in your sitemap automatically.
Why it matters
A search engine sees a 100-page PDF as one document, so a product on page 63 can never rank on its own.
Many flipbook tools turn pages into images that search engines cannot read at all.
Links without a title, description or picture are ignored when shared in chats and social media.
What you get
Choose the catalog's address and give each page its own readable address under it.
Set them for the catalog and for each page. Leave them empty and they are written from the page's content.
Each page carries its text, headings, tables, image descriptions and links in a form search engines read.
Every page of every published catalog is listed in the sitemap, and private catalogs are kept out.
Shared links show a title, description and picture in chats and on social networks.
Each page declares its language and direction, so Persian catalogs are understood as Persian.
Most people do not search for your catalog; they search for a product. Because every page of a CatPro catalog has its own address, title and description, a search for one product can lead straight to the page that sells it.
Behind each page is a clean, readable version for search engines: one main heading, the text in reading order, tables as tables, pictures with their descriptions and links to the other pages, plus structured data describing your company and the page.
Password-protected and unpublished catalogs are automatically hidden from search engines, so only what you mean to be found is ever listed.
How it works
Give the catalog and its pages clear addresses, titles and descriptions.
The catalog is added to your sitemap and ready to be crawled.
Readers arrive from search straight on the page they were looking for.
Where it shines
Built for search engines
No. If you leave them empty, CatPro writes them from the page's headline and text. Write your own whenever you want more control.
Each page of a PDF catalog gets its own address, title, description and keywords. The artwork itself stays a picture of the page, so give every page a clear title and description in the builder to tell search engines what it is about.
Yes. Password-protected and unpublished catalogs are marked so search engines do not index them, and are left out of the sitemap.
Yes, though links already shared and indexed will stop working, so CatPro warns you before you change it.
Publish a catalog with a clean link and its own title on every page.