Duplicate category URLs
Layered navigation and sort parameters create index bloat if canonicals are wrong.
Freelance · Madrid and worldwide
SEO PrestaShop
Catalogues fail SEO when filters, duplicates and slow templates hide the products you want to rank. I work on those foundations first.
Indexation firstCategory templatesNo fake rankings
The problem
Why PrestaShop SEO is not “more blog posts”
Filters, combinations and pagination can bury the URLs that should rank.
Crawl waste
Facets and session URLs eat crawl budget while products stay undiscovered.
Thin templates
Category H1s, titles and internal links have to exist on the theme merchants use.
Broken sitemaps
A sitemap that lists 404s or faceted junk trains Search Console the wrong way.
Slow categories
Core Web Vitals on listing pages are SEO and conversion, not a vanity metric.
Evidence first
I start from Search Console and the live routing, not from a keyword fantasy.
Deliverables
Technical SEO work on the store
Content only helps after Google can crawl the catalogue cleanly.
Indexation and canonicals
Robots, canonicals and parameter handling for categories and products.
Category and product templates
Title patterns, H1s, breadcrumbs and links that match how PrestaShop builds pages.
View more →Sitemaps and Search Console
Coverage, excluded URLs and what to fix versus what to ignore.
International URLs
Language folders and hreflang only when the store actually needs them.
View more →Performance overlap
Listing-page speed when it blocks ranking or conversion.
View more →Honest reporting
What changed and what we will not claim. No invented ranking packages.
How I work
A clear sequence before production
Audit
Live crawl, Search Console and template review.
Fix crawl
Duplicates, canonicals, robots and sitemaps first.
Templates
On-page patterns on the pages that sell.
Measure
Coverage and the URLs that matter — not a vanity dashboard.
Live stores
Work you can open in a browser
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reparacionmovil.es
PrestaShop catalogue, search and checkout for a live repair-parts store.
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gsmsofia.com
B2B PrestaShop catalogue with account pricing in production.
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comastrial.com/shop
Industrial ecommerce storefront built to take real orders.
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irepairphone.es
Service-led storefront with a catalogue the owner can keep updating.
Investment
Quoted after I see the live site
Hourly work is €30 + VAT where applicable. Maintenance starts from €150/month. Larger builds are scoped after review — I do not invent package prices.
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Live site and version
I quote after seeing the URL, platform version and how customised production is.
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Scope, not a package sticker
Catalogue size, languages, payments and integrations change the work. There is no honest one-price store.
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Hourly vs closed quote
Diagnosis is €30/h + VAT where applicable. Builds and migrations are scoped when the outcome is clear.
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What you send
Public URL, the fault or goal, and screenshots if there is an error. No passwords in the first message.
Questions
PrestaShop SEO FAQs
Do you write all product descriptions?
Not by default. I can improve templates and advise structure. Full copywriting is quoted separately.
Is PrestaShop SEO different from WordPress SEO?
Yes. Catalogue URL rules, modules and filters are PrestaShop-specific.
Can SEO be included in a migration?
Yes. Redirects and sitemap checks should be part of any serious migration.
Do you guarantee rankings?
No. I work on crawlable structure, templates and measurable technical issues.
How much does PrestaShop SEO cost?
Diagnosis can be hourly at €30 + VAT where applicable. Ongoing SEO is quoted as a defined scope after the audit.
Next step
Request a PrestaShop SEO review
Send the store URL and Search Console access if you already have it. I report crawl, index and template issues before proposing content work.