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hi all,

 

im new to this application, and will like to know if this app allow me to create some static pages and a shopping cart to sell my items?

 

on top of that does it handle seo? at the moment my website have a high rating in google search.

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You ca use PrestaShop CMS functions to manage your static pages. There is a powerful HTML editor available for you to create static pages and you can manage those page through Blockcms module to make it show on your server. All page will be automatically included your store site map.

 

To manage pages/through CMS function

Back office - Tools - CMS

 

To access blockcms module

Back office - modules - search "cms"

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How does it handle SEO on the Shopping Carts? I realize why my position in Google is sooo high is because of the product I put up are filed accordingly in the documents folder... like I haf folder called "leather" - and sub folder called "leather-belt" to find my belt product.

 

Can Preshop settle this issue as well in the shopping cart if I want to move my products to the shopping carts.

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how come no one reponse alrdy?

 

Either those that have see your post don't know the answer or once it's off the first page posts can get overlooked. This is especially true on days that the forum is more active as the posts move down more quickly.

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because of the product I put up are filed accordingly in the documents folder... like I haf folder called "leather" - and sub folder called "leather-belt" to find my belt product.

That's actually not correct. If you were running a static site that might have been true. If files are placed in folders corresponding to URLs, that is considered good.

 

However, it is a bit different for ecommerce, and generally for dynamic sites (e.g. you don't have a prepared html page for each product...instead, the product page is "assembled" on the fly from a number of components). Google recognizes that.

 

One problem with what you want is that a single product can appear in multiple categories. Also, there may be multiple tags in each product.

 

Don't worry about this specific issue. Google knows this very well (most sites out there are dynamic these days), and does not penalize sites for that. Have a look at the SEO guide I posted above.

 

That being said, it can only be good for SEO if PS implement static caching http://forge.prestashop.com/browse/PSFV-102 as this will improve speed (and so better customer experience and more sales) and Google uses speed to determine search results rankings as well. If PS caches as static, then it could organize items the way you have suggested (well, not exactly www.shop.com/leader/leather-jacket but www.shop.com/products/leather-jacket) in the cache

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