Do you know Oscommerce SEO?

AnImALmoTheR

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Feb 27, 2008

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• Jun 5, 2008

• #1

I just kick started a new shop, and I got Oscommerce CRE 6.15 installed is there some people here running the same scripts and could give some seo advice?

Maybe general SEO for oscommerce? It would probably benefit the community?

I would gladly send my new web shop link to anybody that?s pm me? if you are new to drop shipping I will help you as much as I can.

Regards
R!

 

trophaeum

Senior Member

Dec 21, 2007

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• Jun 5, 2008

• #2

run from the devil is my advice, osc is the biggest pos in existance when you start to have issues (and you will)

 

Time4Change

Newbie

Mar 14, 2008

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• Jun 5, 2008

• #3

I have been doing ecommerce successfully for 3 years. Actually my site is at auction at the moment as I am moving away from it. But it is a great earner. IF done correctly. Move away from cre and use Zencart.

PM me if you want some help with the SEO, I have gotten my sites to the #1 spot in all the major search engines for my keywords.

 

lazysurfer

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Apr 9, 2008

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• Jun 5, 2008

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I agree with using Zencart, I've had a lot more luck with it.

 

AnImALmoTheR

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Feb 27, 2008

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• Jun 6, 2008
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• #5

Time4Change said:

I have been doing ecommerce successfully for 3 years. Actually my site is at auction at the moment as I am moving away from it. But it is a great earner. IF done correctly. Move away from cre and use Zencart.

PM me if you want some help with the SEO, I have gotten my sites to the #1 spot in all the major search engines for my keywords.

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PM on it?s way?

Well it?s kind of hard to move away from oscommerce and CRE right now? I bought a package and invested some money, not much,but... well I?ll give it a try for now and if the shit hit?s the fan, well then I?m the looser?

 

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jonas20

Newbie

Apr 10, 2008

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• Jun 9, 2008

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osc will treat you fine -

make sure you get all links 'titled' and all images 'alted'

 

AnImALmoTheR

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Feb 27, 2008

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• Jun 11, 2008
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jonas20 said:

osc will treat you fine -

make sure you get all links 'titled' and all images 'alted'

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how do you mean?

does anybody else know?

i been thinking to buy a SEO URL package, is that what this means?

 

Gerula

Newbie

Jun 22, 2007

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• Jun 11, 2008

• #8

I suggest using xCart

 

nerdmoney

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Feb 24, 2008

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• Jul 20, 2008

• #9

go to the oscommerce forums and download seo-g and header tags seo.

those two will seo your site wonderfully

 

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kye172

Newbie

Jun 13, 2008

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• Jul 22, 2008

• #10

Hi,

Have a look at Magento Commerce

It's fairly new out but has extensive SEO capabilities built in, I'm developing a store with it at the minute

Regards,

Kyle

 

cocoholo

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May 4, 2008

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• Oct 8, 2008

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Magento is a pain in the as* even during installation. Definitely not for noobs

 

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mesol

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Jul 22, 2008

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• Oct 8, 2008

• #12

i prefer oscommerce and lots of my client using osc because of its flexibility to modify. zencart dont have lots of contribution.

magento needs very powerful hosting. shared hosting is not recommended

 

the_punisher

Power Member

Feb 6, 2008

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• Oct 8, 2008

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why cant share hosting handle magento? what will happen if i do host it on a shared account? slow loading times? or something more serious?

 

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ugorrogu

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May 27, 2008

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• Oct 10, 2008

• #14

I have had good experience with zencart so far. I tried oscommerce but ran into some problems. The only complaint that i have with zencart is the lack of professional looking templates.