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Best SEO Extension/Plugin for NOPCommerce Site?
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Hi I am working for a client who is using NOPCommerce. It doesn't look like they have a SEO Plugin in - although you can add meta descriptions to Products - which works fine, the Product categories have SEO components too but do not seem to work and all 'other' content /CMS pages have no SEO components whatsoever. Does anyone know of a plugin which would resolve this? (PS never used NOPCommerce before!)
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Hi
Try SEO Optimizer bit slim on fetaures at the moment but:-
Allows you to add more rules to ROBOTS.TXT to exclude unimportant and harmful pages.
Allows you to set a unique META DESCRIPTION on the home page to remove duplicate META DESCRIPTION across pages.
Uses the recommended image optimizers of Google PageSpeed Insights (jpegtran.exe and pngout.exe) to losslessly compress images before serving.There are also a few common issues with Nop such as duplicate meta descriptions, etc see the links below
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