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Use 'Save and Duplicate' and append a SKU with something like '-SALE'
Change product title and product description to include a word 'SALE' to prevent duplicated content
Get yourself a domain name and go with a ready made theme. You might want to minimize software related costs and invest all you have in marketing and promotion until you get a steady revenue stream.
Google workspace offers email service. It's used to be free but now they charge like $20 for 5 email addresses and 1 domain. They also offer hosting - google `google sites`.
What if you just make pub/media/catalog/product/image folder read-only and see if anything comes up in var/log/system.log or var/log/exception.log. Check out new exception reports in var/report and see if anything is in there. You could use that trick to see what module writes all those image files.
It looks like you have 'Use Categories Path for Product URLs' set to Yes, that's why your product URLS have corresponding category names in them. You can turn it off and all your products would have short urls and you don't really need canonical tags.
But turning it off might 404 those links...
Are you running with php-fpm? In some cases it helps to switch to static and have as many workers available as possible. 1 worker per cpu core is a rule of thumb.
As I understand it's the backend that's slow? It could be a third party extension you installed. Try tideways - it's a php profiler...
It's probably a third-party extension that redirects 404 to catalog search pages. I had the same redirects on a website I worked on, I just forgot what the plugin was.
Check Stores > Configuration and see if you can find a settings. As I recall, it could be turned on and off.
I assume you run an open source version. Adobe Commerce has that feature built-in, it's called RMA. A quick google search for 'adobe commerce rma in magento open source' points to a few links. Or you can just go to an official Magento marketplace https://commercemarketplace.adobe.com/ and type...
Click on Advanced Braintree Settings tab in Magento backend and set Debug to Yes. Inspect your logs in magento_root/var/log folder for any error messages.