- Report 01Overview · 6 minAdult SEO in Canada: a guide to the rules and where to startA guide to adult SEO in Canada: the Criminal Code, Bill S-209, CASL, the Competition Act and Quebec privacy law, and the order to deal with them in.
- Report 02Local · 6 minToronto adult local search: neighbourhoods, listings and a monthly routineLocal search for licensed adult stores and venues in Toronto: how people search the city, what to put on your profile, and a monthly routine that stays honest.
- Report 03Architecture · 6 minCanadian adult site architecture: open pages, gated areas and two languagesHow to lay out a lawful Canadian adult site: open and gated sections, English and French URLs, province pages, and the links that hold it together for search.
- Report 04Bilingual · 6 minEnglish-French adult SEO in Canada: Quebec rules and a bilingual site that ranksEnglish-French SEO for lawful Canadian adult sites: what Quebec's language charter and Bill 96 mean for websites, and how to build French pages that rank.
- Report 05Indexing · 6 minIndexation for Canadian adult sites: bilingual pages, gated areas and what to fix firstFixing indexing on Canadian adult sites: French pages treated as duplicates, open pages caught by the age check, and province pages that never get indexed.
- Report 06Strategy · 6 minCity versus national SEO in Canada: when a city page earns its placeWhen a lawful Canadian adult business should build city pages, when national SEO works better, and how to tell the difference before writing a single page.
Pick your report
| Your question | Report |
|---|---|
| Which Canadian rules affect us? | Canada guide |
| How do we compete locally in Toronto? | Toronto local search |
| How should the site be organized? | Site architecture |
| Do we need French, and how? | English and French SEO |
| Why are pages missing from Google? | Indexation |
| City pages or one national site? | City vs national |
Our sources
- Parliament of Canada (LEGISinfo)Status of Bill S-209
- CRTC and the Canadian Marketing AssociationCASL consent and messaging rules
- Competition Bureau CanadaDrip pricing, fake reviews and penalties
- Quebec's Commission d'accès à l'informationLaw 25 and tracking technology
- Charter of the French Language and Bill 96French on websites and trademarks
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