What are the best FREE Magento Extension for SEO?
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I am launching an eCommerce website in magento, and there are some affiliate products are included. I am looking best and Free magento extension that allow me to add no-follow attribute to outgoing link with one click. Please do suggest
Thanks
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well not exactly you are looking for but still for magento all i have got is this one
http://www.fmeextensions.com/catalog/product/view/id/87/s/advance-sitemap-seo-suite/category/6/
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You mentioned there are some good commercial extensions for SEO. Which ones would you recommend?
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Ya, You may be right...I am Unable to find any best SEO Extension for magento.
Yes, but a combination of tools will cover all your needs. However you will have to trow a commercial extension in the mix to have s olid on page optimisation for the ecom..
As for 1.7 - i would roll back for now - there are several issues with customization ( but it depends on what you are using as theme).
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Ya, You may be right...I am Unable to find any best SEO Extension for magento.
You've suggested extension is not supported for magento 1.7
Thanks
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Unfortunately for magento there is no best all in one SEO extension.
However you can use a combination of tools that should cover (most of) your needs.
Some of those extensions are:
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Yoast's canonicals (http://www.magentocommerce.com/magento-connect/Yoast/extension/906/canonical-url-s-for-magento)
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sitemap managment ( http://www.magentocommerce.com/magento-connect/Sonassi+Hosting+%26+Design/extension/3629/sonassi_sitemapchunk )
+ http://www.magentocommerce.com/magento-connect/Yoast/extension/920/yoast-metarobots
If you go on the commercial side you will find several additional very good options that could really help ( and save time and money)
Hope it helps.
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