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best SEO friendly shopping cart?

by VideosWork
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In your opinion, what is the best search engine friendly shopping cart? SEO friendly like:

•Header 1 w/ Product Name
•Meta Title
•Meta Description
•Meta Keywords
•Product Descriptions
•Alt Tags for Images
•Bread Crumps
•Page Name with keywords and hypens

Thanks!
#cart #friendly #seo #shopping
  • Profile picture of the author Ron Killian
    I do pretty good with OSCommerce, but it took a few modifications to get it more search engine friendly. The other slight problem is that the pages are tables, would do better with css, which I could probably change. Out of the box, it's not that great. But it is open source and has a huge community with plenty of mods.

    I guess I am not too much help, just my experience with what I use, so if you run across it, you'll have some idea about it.
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  • Profile picture of the author ehicks727
    In my opinion, Magento is the best there is.
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    • Profile picture of the author themew
      Originally Posted by ehicks727 View Post

      In my opinion, Magento is the best there is.
      I agree, there is no questions Magento is amazing at SEO but there are a lot of things you need to do to optimize your SEO in Magento.
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  • Profile picture of the author luvtrees
    X-cart has a lot of SEO features. Volusion also.
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  • Profile picture of the author bestIMtools
    You will notice, however, that the search engines are putting less emphasis on meta tags and more on back linking. I have got sites to the top of the search engines with minimum on-page SEO and a good back linking strategy in competitive keywords with great success.

    So I suggest you focus on building backlinks, one way links are even better.
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  • Profile picture of the author AlbertF
    I have also heard some good thinks about Presta Shop. You can check them out. As of OScommerce, they got a really large community backing it up and is a good start, however, in my opinion Presta shop has more features to toy with and is easy to customize.
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    • Profile picture of the author themew
      Originally Posted by AlbertF View Post

      I have also heard some good thinks about Presta Shop. You can check them out. As of OScommerce, they got a really large community backing it up and is a good start, however, in my opinion Presta shop has more features to toy with and is easy to customize.
      Prestashop is great unless you intend to accept payments. This is literally the ONLY Ecom package that charges you a ton of $$$ to add payment modules, which are free on Zencart, Magento etc.

      Link > Payment module for PrestaShop

      Do some serious checking around before spending a ton of time setting up your ecom site and finding out you've got to spend money on much needed addons. Not much fun having a site with great SEO and no way to accept payments...
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      • Profile picture of the author Jesus Carrera
        I'm gonna give my vote to CRE loaded. Light weight, but with all the necessary things and SEO friendly
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      • Profile picture of the author sibster
        Originally Posted by themew View Post

        Prestashop is great unless you intend to accept payments. This is literally the ONLY Ecom package that charges you a ton of $$$ to add payment modules, which are free on Zencart, Magento etc.

        Link > Payment module for PrestaShop

        Do some serious checking around before spending a ton of time setting up your ecom site and finding out you've got to spend money on much needed addons. Not much fun having a site with great SEO and no way to accept payments...
        It accepts, paypal, google check out for free, and nochex, if you want more there is free modules in the forum you just have to hunt hard mate.
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  • Profile picture of the author VideosWork
    Great suggestions...keep them coming please.
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  • Profile picture of the author kdevarney
    I would say good seo is still needed but.... backlink backlink backlink
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  • Profile picture of the author brighti
    Hello, PrestaShop has some good SEO features

    Bright
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  • Profile picture of the author shulink
    Try Zencart, it is much better than OSCommerce. I used to have OSCommerce, but they didn't update the software in years and very tedious to install plugins.
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  • Profile picture of the author Dap
    Magento is the best I Think.
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