Comments on: Magento SEO (search engine friendly Magento shopping cart) http://www.johnon.com/493/magento-seo.html I think there's an opinion on that subject lying around here somewhere.... Tue, 07 Feb 2012 05:05:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.7 by: Bryan Fly http://www.johnon.com/493/magento-seo.html#comment-131761 Mon, 29 Nov 2010 18:05:02 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/493/magento-seo.html#comment-131761 John, I have a magento SEO question for you. I have a magento site almost completed and I have been working hard on SEO. On my product pages my h1 and h2 are around line 300-400 and I don't think the spiders will search that far down. Is there anything I can do that you know of to help this issue? Thanks for your time, Bryan John,

I have a magento SEO question for you. I have a magento site almost completed and I have been working hard on SEO. On my product pages my h1 and h2 are around line 300-400 and I don’t think the spiders will search that far down.

Is there anything I can do that you know of to help this issue?

Thanks for your time,
Bryan

]]> by: BlueAcorn http://www.johnon.com/493/magento-seo.html#comment-128877 Mon, 18 May 2009 13:36:23 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/493/magento-seo.html#comment-128877 Hey John, Nice collection of SEO resources for Magento, it's nice to see the SEO community starting to evolve around the platform. We recently put together a few additional tweaks that we integrate into our Magento themes that might be a good resource to add to your list. <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.blueacorn.com/magento-blog/magento-seo/magento-seo-development/">Magento SEO Development</a>. Now that we've added the Magento blog to our site in addition to our existing eCommerce blog, you'll be sure to see more articles like that from us in the future as well. Hey John,

Nice collection of SEO resources for Magento, it’s nice to see the SEO community starting to evolve around the platform. We recently put together a few additional tweaks that we integrate into our Magento themes that might be a good resource to add to your list. Magento SEO Development.

Now that we’ve added the Magento blog to our site in addition to our existing eCommerce blog, you’ll be sure to see more articles like that from us in the future as well.

]]> by: semaphorian http://www.johnon.com/493/magento-seo.html#comment-128577 Tue, 03 Feb 2009 11:11:26 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/493/magento-seo.html#comment-128577 Yes, Many of our clients much concerned about SEO of Magento Website. The Clients wants us to do but the SEO is is quite undefined by Magento and hard to do it by Programmer. We are showing them to hire SEO Company or Consultant to do that but now we are trying to develop our own strategy. The thing is Search Engine is main source of Traffic and this is purely product based website which can not work without Traffic. There are lots of website on net and if we can not prove our self to search engine no body will find us... so it is necessary if Magento come up with SEO Solution.. Yes, Many of our clients much concerned about SEO of Magento Website. The Clients wants us to do but the SEO is is quite undefined by Magento and hard to do it by Programmer.

We are showing them to hire SEO Company or Consultant to do that but now we are trying to develop our own strategy.

The thing is Search Engine is main source of Traffic and this is purely product based website which can not work without Traffic.

There are lots of website on net and if we can not prove our self to search engine no body will find us…

so it is necessary if Magento come up with SEO Solution..

]]> by: Webshopnews http://www.johnon.com/493/magento-seo.html#comment-128504 Sun, 04 Jan 2009 13:55:33 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/493/magento-seo.html#comment-128504 I´m working with Magento for more than a year. The results are really good. Magento is well designed and full of useful features. But one of the most important things. Magento is very search engine friendly: speaking URLs, XML-Sitemap, optimizes Source Code, editable Metatags etc. If you´re planning a new online-store, Magento is definitely worth a test... <em><strong>Editor's Note:</strong></em> Sorry, that blog looks like spam to me, so no link. I´m working with Magento for more than a year. The results are really good. Magento is well designed and full of useful features. But one of the most important things. Magento is very search engine friendly: speaking URLs, XML-Sitemap, optimizes Source Code, editable Metatags etc.

If you´re planning a new online-store, Magento is definitely worth a test…

Editor’s Note: Sorry, that blog looks like spam to me, so no link.

]]> by: Justin Cresswell http://www.johnon.com/493/magento-seo.html#comment-127942 Wed, 25 Jun 2008 16:59:59 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/493/magento-seo.html#comment-127942 Hi John, I like your blog, nice work. We're taking a hard look at Magneto, and have liked what we've seen thus far. One of the only drawbacks I've seen is the page load time on the demo site. Might that be because it is a demo, or do you think it's something larger? Regards, Justin <strong>@<a href="http://wsg.net">Justin</a>:<em> </em></strong><em>Thanks for the compliment. As for Magento, I have worked with many good PHP/MySQL people in the past, so I generally assume that any poor performance issues with an out of the box Open Source platform can and will be addressed when cost effective (which may mean "when I need it fixed"). I see plenty of references to Magento being slow, and a few of successful use of caching and MySQL tweaking to improve performance. Without looking further, I'd say it is what it is... a 1.0 production version of a new open source ecommerce platform,</em> with a ton of promise and bright future. Hi John,
I like your blog, nice work. We’re taking a hard look at Magneto, and have liked what we’ve seen thus far. One of the only drawbacks I’ve seen is the page load time on the demo site. Might that be because it is a demo, or do you think it’s something larger?
Regards,
Justin

@Justin: Thanks for the compliment. As for Magento, I have worked with many good PHP/MySQL people in the past, so I generally assume that any poor performance issues with an out of the box Open Source platform can and will be addressed when cost effective (which may mean “when I need it fixed”). I see plenty of references to Magento being slow, and a few of successful use of caching and MySQL tweaking to improve performance. Without looking further, I’d say it is what it is… a 1.0 production version of a new open source ecommerce platform, with a ton of promise and bright future.

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