Searching for BEST e-Commerce Multilanguage Platform, Need Advice
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I have 2 online store in Canada. Both are selling
One bilingual (English&french) Filtration Montreal
and a unilinguale store Furnace Filters Canada
Both are offering the same products at the same price for Canadian. We work hard to rank on Google.ca because we only sell and ship to Canada.
The platform of Filtration Montreal is very basic and limited. For example, the url structure make it very hard to rank on Google.ca
This platform is very not SEO friendly with url like:
The only good thing about this platform, is the multilingual option. The customer can shop in french or English.
I would like to move that store to a new platform where I can create a multilingual online store. Do you have sugestions?
Furnace Filters Canada is on BigCommerce. I find it SEO friendly. Using SEOmoz tools and new to SEO, high competitive keywords like: furnace filters, furnace filter are ranking on 3rd rank in Google.ca fist page!
This site is getting more & more visitors every months. The only frustrating thing is the English only version of the stores to customers.
QUESTIONS:
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What will be the SEO impact if I'm moving Furnace Filters Canada to a new platform?
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Do you have suggestions in finding the perfect multilanguage e-Commerce platform?
Andrew Bleakley suggest Ashop. Anybody using Ashop?
How about a eCommerce platform that can manage my 2 stores at the same time.
REMEMBER, we sell and ship to Canada only.
Thank you for your help and support.
BigBlaze
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Look at Magento Commerce. I built this one in Magento: http://www.shipoverseas.com/
Go to the right and select "Spanish". This is multi lingual.
QUESTIONS:
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What will be the SEO impact if I'm moving Furnace Filters Canada to a new platform? (there shouldn't be any "if" you're doing it the right way.
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Do you have suggestions in finding the perfect multilanguage e-Commerce platform? MAGENTO COMMERCE
http://www.magentocommerce.com/download > release archieves > ver 1.6.2.0
Andrew Bleakley suggest Ashop. Anybody using Ashop? WHO?
How about a eCommerce platform that can manage my 2 stores at the same time. MAGENTO
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