Bad link structure

At the moment I have a rather different link structure on my site (online store), generated by Woocommerce.

link.com/shop - main shop page

link.com/product-category/bags - category product

link.com/product/bag-name -product

link.com/blog - main blog page

link.com/tips - blog category page

link.com/tips/article-name - article

Now indexing pages is not bad. Do I need to redo the page structure into a more logical one (for example, link.com/product-category/subcategory/product-name, link.com/blog/tips/article)? Won't it get worse because of such a deep structure?

It can only get better because Google likes it when your URL structure is close to your website's architecture

The problem is that the link can be very deep in the structure of the site (3-4 level and more). Wouldn't it be harder for a search bot to index these pages?

You over thinking about permalinks. Just keep clean structure, dont mix it up or try to do some extra optimization. Google will do its job.

Extrim25 said:

The problem is that the link can be very deep in the structure of the site (3-4 level and more). Wouldn't it be harder for a search bot to index these pages?

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If your internal linking is good and your sitemaps are submitted then no, it won't be harder to get those pages indexed.

The product that you are selling should be within 2-3 clicks from the homepage.
I saw your link structures and there is nothing wrong with it. Keep the blog section different from the products thats all

Good structure is homepage > categories > subcategories > products