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SEO solution for an e-commerce website

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Do you here any suggestion for a SEO solution for an e-commerce website?

- Wordpress: a perfect platform for SEO optimization, with tons of themes and plugins. It is also fast and mobile friendly, secure and easy to learn. The best CMS for SEO yet not for online stores as it does not support e-commerce websites as much.

- Shopify: Easy-to-use and user-friendly platform for building e-commerce websites. It is also SEO friendly, but not yet to the maximum power. Shopify is also not for enterprises of medium to big sizes. 

- Magento: A complete solution for big e-commerce websites. Its customization power and thorough concerns from customers and products to checkout process make this ideal yet hard-to-install. Together with many plugins and extensions available, Magento rises to 5-star in the SEO-friendly scale.

What do you guys think? Give me your opinion. 

Most of the things listed in that Magento article are irrelevant to SEO.

As long as you can create custom page title and a meta description you have all the SEO tools you need. Everything else is down to your skills at creating product descriptions, imagery and alt tags and the way you categorise and organise your website.

How many item do you plan to sell? This can influence the platform you choose. If you only have a few items there may be better ways to sell than set up and market your own website.

PS: Just looked at the Magento SEO article again - it's full of errors and inaccurate information.

Edited by fisicx

  • 1 month later...

For eCommerce it will be little bit difficult to gain your main website and category pages on top of google listing in first page. But i will not say there no scope of SEO in eCommerce. For better solutions optimized meta tags of each product page also used schema or rich snippet for eCommerce which give help a lot.

37 minutes ago, Digvijay Upadhyay said:

For eCommerce it will be little bit difficult to gain your main website and category pages on top of google listing in first page.

How can you say that without knowing what they are selling

38 minutes ago, Digvijay Upadhyay said:

For better solutions optimized meta tags of each product page also used schema or rich snippet for eCommerce which give help a lot.

No they won't.

How much are JanBask paying you to promote their business?

  • 2 months later...
9 minutes ago, Mark James said:

The best ecommerce SEO strategy includes: Keyword research to find the types of keywords customers are searching. Site architecture based on your keyword research. On-Page SEO through strategic keyword optimization in meta tags and content.

That's a very old fashioned and ineffective way way of doing things. Google no longer ranks websites on just keywords. Google is looking for expertise, authority and trust. If I want to buy X Google will present me with a set of results where the quality has been tested and not found wanting.

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