Duplicate product URLs
Several addresses for one product through categories, IDs or combinations. I settle on one clean version and make the rest follow it.
PrestaShop SEO expert
A PrestaShop SEO expert who clears the duplicate pages and gets your products found.
PrestaShop gives small and mid-size stores a lot for free, but its default settings can create duplicate addresses, filter clutter and heavy pages from stacked modules. I clean up the structure and rebuild the pages that earn sales.
4.9/5 from 81 reviews · Hands-on, store by store
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8+
Years of SEO experience
1,200+
Projects delivered
21+
Countries served
4.9/5
Average from 81 reviews
What a PrestaShop SEO expert does
PrestaShop SEO is the work of making a PrestaShop store easy for Google to crawl and for shoppers to find. The platform offers friendly URLs, a canonical redirect setting under its SEO and URL options, multi-language support and a large module ecosystem.
Where stores struggle is in how these pieces interact. Product addresses can carry category or attribute information that creates several versions of the same page. The faceted search module can generate a huge number of filter URLs. Every extra module can add scripts and styles to every page, so the store gets slow.
A PrestaShop SEO expert checks the settings, then the modules, then the pages. I decide what deserves to be indexed, fix duplicates and redirects, and rework category and product pages so they say something useful. See my ecommerce SEO page for the wider approach.
I have not published a PrestaShop case study yet. The closest proof is an organic food store in Chicago, where category and product page work grew organic traffic.
The PrestaShop problems I fix most often
Faceted search clutter
Filter combinations kept from creating thousands of thin pages, with only valuable filters left indexable.
SEO and URL settings
Friendly URLs, canonical redirects and the shop's traffic and SEO options set up correctly and consistently.
Module weight
Modules reviewed for what they add to every page. Anything that costs more than it earns is removed or loaded later.
Category and product copy
Categories with no text and products using supplier descriptions rewritten around what shoppers want to know.
Languages and multistore
Each language or shop version set up with proper alternates, so the right one appears in each market.
Titles, meta and markup
Clean patterns for titles and descriptions, and one tidy set of product structured data.
Redirects and migrations
Redirect maps for upgrades, moves from other platforms and product or category changes.
A PrestaShop store tuned for search versus one on defaults
Defaults are made to work for everyone. Search needs more than that.
Tuned for search (what I do)
- One address per product
- Filters under control
- Settings checked and consistent
- Lean modules
- Pages with original content
Left on defaults (what I replace)
- ✓ Several addresses per product
- ✓ Thousands of filter URLs
- ✓ Mixed settings across shop versions
- ✓ Stacked module scripts
- ✓ Supplier text on every product
How a PrestaShop SEO project runs
1
Find duplicates and thin pages
PrestaShop stores often carry duplicate and thin pages, so I crawl first and list what to merge, redirect or remove.
2
Fix URLs, redirects and speed
Clean URLs, correct redirects, caching and image weight.
3
Map keywords to categories and products
One clear target for each category and key product.
4
Rebuild the key pages
Category and product copy, headings and internal links reworked around what shoppers want.
5
Report on orders
Clicks, rankings and orders by month, with the next steps.
Where PrestaShop SEO fits
PrestaShop SEO builds on technical SEO for crawling and duplicates, on-page SEO for titles and copy and schema markup for product data. Moving platforms is covered by site migration. The overview of all store platforms is on my ecommerce SEO page.
Plans and pricing for PrestaShop stores
PrestaShop stores often carry duplicate and thin pages. The plans start by cleaning those up, then build category and product content.
Store Startup
from $199 per month
Audit, product and category fixes and technical clean-up for a smaller store.
Store Growth
from $499 per month
Up to 25 product pages, buyer-intent content and link building.
Store Authority
from $999 per month
Full catalogue strategy, digital PR and conversion-focused SEO.
See the full ecommerce SEO plans →
Starting prices in US dollars. I confirm the scope after a free look at your site, so you always know the price before any work starts.
PrestaShop SEO questions, answered plainly
Is PrestaShop good for SEO?
It can be. It has the basics in place, but a few default behaviours, especially around product URLs and filters, need attention to avoid duplicates.
Should I keep the faceted search module?
Usually yes, but controlled. I decide which filters are worth indexing and keep the rest out of the index, so shoppers keep the feature and Google keeps clear signals.
Can you speed up my PrestaShop store?
Yes. I review modules, themes and images, and fix what slows down real mobile visits.
Do you help when I upgrade or migrate?
Yes. Upgrades and migrations should be planned, with a redirect map and a before-and-after check of rankings.
Do you guarantee rankings?
No. Nobody honestly can. I show you what I am changing and why, and report clicks, rankings and orders every month.
Do you have a PrestaShop case study?
Not published yet. I will add one when a client agrees. My published store results are on the case studies page.
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