Robots.txt, Sitemap, Noindex, and Canonical in PrestaShop: The Technical Audit That Avoids Nasty Surprises
Before blaming Google for not indexing your store, rule out the obvious: that the store itself is the one blocking […]
Before blaming Google for not indexing your store, rule out the obvious: that the store itself is the one blocking […]
Your product is live, it looks perfect in the store, and on Google it simply doesn’t exist. You search for
More and more PrestaShop modules use AI — to generate copy, recommend sort orders, and answer questions. And almost all
Connecting Google or an AI key to your store looks like a two-minute formality. And it is — until it
You install a module that needs Search Console: you connect Google. You install another that uses Analytics: you connect it
3 ways to manage 301 redirects in PrestaShop (and which one is right for you) There’s no single “correct” way
You changed a product URL in PrestaShop and now it’s a 404: how to keep your SEO You edited a
How to set up 301 redirects in PrestaShop 8 (and why .htaccess isn’t enough) A 301 redirect tells Google and
Technical tutorial: how to add a real SEO counter (60 title / 160 description) under PrestaShop 8 meta fields without touching the DB or theme. Module code, field detection in V2 + legacy, MutationObserver for lazy tabs, color-coded CSS.
PrestaShop 8’s native counter shows 128/512 — those are DB maxlengths, not SEO targets (60 title / 160 description). The trap: no one notices the problem until SERPs are audited one by one. How to measure whether it applies to you.