Store SEO audit
Individual quote
from 3 working days
A list of issues and a prioritised fix plan.
- Visibility of categories and products
- Filters, URLs and duplicate pages
- Product data and speed
- Fix plan with where to implement each fix
PrestaShop SEO · audit, fixes and ongoing SEO
In PrestaShop stores, Google traffic is most often held back by the store itself: thousands of filter URLs, duplicate pages, slow categories and empty descriptions. I check this, fix it in the store, and only then add content and links.
Individual quote · audit from 3 working days
Free first call. I usually reply within 2 hours.
SEO is often sold as a monthly retainer built on buying links. For a PrestaShop store that usually comes too early. First, what Google sees has to be put in order: filters, URLs, redirects, product data and speed. I start with an audit and a fix plan, implement the fixes in the store and then, if you want, run SEO every month.
How many store pages are in Google, and which ones.
| Page type | In the store | In Google |
|---|---|---|
| Categories | 86 | 52 |
| Products | 3,400 | 2,100 |
| Filter URLs | should be none | 2,300 |
The most common SEO problem in PrestaShop.
Google spends its time on thousands of similar pages and visits categories less often.
What to do: Canonical URLs and noindex for filter combinations, with exceptions for filters people search for.
The page's strength is split between two copies.
What to do: One URL version and 301 redirects from the other.
They sell, so they have to be in Google.
Google shows the manufacturer's store or a bigger competitor instead.
What to do: Own descriptions for best-selling products and short category copy.
Products show no price in search results.
What to do: Complete product structured data in the theme.
Ordered by effect on traffic and amount of work.
We agree the scope, price and timeline in writing before I start. No link buying.
Individual quote
from 3 working days
A list of issues and a prioritised fix plan.
Individual quote
from 1 week
The audit plus the fixes made in the store.
Individual quote
monthly
For stores past the fixes that want to grow in Google.
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Sara K. Product Owner at WebSolutions
The store address and one sentence about the problem are enough. I usually reply within 2 hours and tell you where to start.
Regular SEO is often a monthly retainer with links. I start with the store: filters, URLs, redirects, product data and speed. Only once Google sees the store properly do content and links pay off.
The filter module can create a separate URL for every combination of colour, size and price. Google lands on thousands of similar pages and visits categories and products less often. I sort this out with canonical URLs and noindex, keeping the filters people actually search for.
Google usually reprocesses technical fixes within a few weeks. The effect depends on competition and how much needed fixing. I do not promise specific rankings, but after each stage I show you in Google's data what changed.
For the audit, read access to Google Search Console is enough. For fixes I need access to the PrestaShop back office, and to the store files for theme changes.
Yes. If an old PrestaShop version or a slow theme is holding SEO back, I can do the upgrade and SEO together, so you do not pay twice for the same testing.
The audit, fixes and ongoing SEO are quoted individually, because the price depends on the number of products, filters and who implements the changes. You get the scope, price and timeline in writing before I start.