Sales pages and Terms conflict on credit expiry
The home and pricing pages describe non-expirable or lifetime credits, but the Terms page says credits are valid for 12 months and expire if unused. This is the biggest trust and refund risk.
Audit
Reviewed home, pricing, contact, blogs, about, authors, refund, disclaimer, Terms, Privacy Policy, and the Yoast sitemap structure on June 3, 2026, with a focus on SEO headings, support content, trust signals, and internal links.
SEO Scope
This audit focuses on pages that affect search visibility, customer trust, and support workload: IPTV reseller panel pricing, report routing, stream support, refund clarity, legal and privacy pages, multilingual content, blog taxonomy, sitemap quality, and footer/header internal links.
The new reports.martcarto.shop section is designed to become a support-focused internal link hub for MartCarto customers and resellers.
Priority
These are the issues most likely to create customer confusion, support load, search quality problems, or legal and compliance risk.
The home and pricing pages describe non-expirable or lifetime credits, but the Terms page says credits are valid for 12 months and expire if unused. This is the biggest trust and refund risk.
The site title, home copy, special deals, package cards, and pricing page use different per-credit claims. The 40-credit package says "30 credits=30 Months", and the 45-credit package CTA says "Get the 50 Credit Plan".
The Terms and Disclaimer contain policy language, but users need a clear report path. The new Compliance page fills that gap and should be linked from footer, Terms, Privacy Policy, Disclaimer, and Contact.
The Contact page lists multiple emails, WhatsApp numbers, Telegram handles, and response times. Without a triage form, support may receive duplicate incomplete messages.
The About page shows visible counters such as Years Operating 0, Support Team Members 0+, and Markets Served 0 while surrounding text claims operations since 2017 and thousands of resellers.
The public Blogs page includes "Log in", "Entries feed", "Comments feed", and "WordPress.org" meta links. It also includes Uncategorized categories and inconsistent category naming.
Examples include "FNeed", "Messanger", "credital", "alsohave", "Device's compability", and spacing issues such as "NewResellers". These are small individually but costly across a purchase journey.
The Terms include broad claims about Google 2026 systems, AI routing, unavailable countries, and a political statement. Public legal pages should be precise, neutral, and reviewed before advertising or affiliate expansion.
The pricing page opens with two H1 headings. Keep one H1, then use H2/H3 for supporting sections to improve accessibility and search clarity.
The post sitemap included image URLs with duplicated path fragments such as /nl//nl/wp-content/. These should be corrected because image sitemap errors can waste crawl budget and hide media from search.
French, German, Dutch, and Arabic pages are indexed, but some category naming, legal links, and page labels remain mixed or machine-like. Each language should have its own support and legal route.
Peak-event stream issues will create repeat support messages unless users can see whether an issue is already known. The new Status page gives you a starting board.
Structure
The generated section follows this support and SEO structure.
| Page | Purpose | Main CTA |
|---|---|---|
| index.html | Unified issue intake with WhatsApp and email handoff. | Submit report |
| issues.html | Checklists for common stream, panel, credit, and device cases. | Use matching checklist |
| status.html | Known issue, maintenance, and incident update board. | Report new issue |
| compliance.html | Rights holder, abuse, privacy, and security intake. | Submit compliance report |
| audit.html | Internal website findings and improvement roadmap. | Fix priorities |
Next Work
Do these after publishing the report section to strengthen internal linking and support discoverability.
FAQ
Answers for implementing the report center as an SEO and support asset.
A dedicated report center gives users one place to report IPTV panel issues, stream problems, missing credits, refunds, and compliance concerns. It also creates a strong internal link hub for support-related searches.
Add Report Issue links from the header or footer, Contact, Refund Policy, Disclaimer, Terms, Privacy Policy, pricing, and relevant IPTV setup articles.
Fix the credit expiry and pricing inconsistencies first because they affect buyer trust, refund disputes, conversion, and legal clarity across the reseller journey.