Anyone who has an online shopping cart knows that having an SEO module for the cart is essential to be competitive today. Without an SEO module, your product pages will probably not be relevant to the search engines and therefore you will lose a lot of potential traffic to your website from “long tail†keywords and product specific phrases.
One of my clients www.cargocatch.com was in need of an affordable way to add an SEO module to their X-Cart shopping cart. I lead the research effort and we finally settled on WebSiteCM as the company we would use. This turned out to be one of the best decisions we could have made.
The team at WebSiteCM responded promptly, offered a great price for installing the module, and completed the installation within 48 hours of us contacting them. Their SEO module for X-cart is outstanding too. The X-Cart SEO module gives you custom control over:
· X-Cart Urls
· X-Cart Page Titles
· X-Cart Link Anchors
· X-Cart Meta Keywords
· X-Cart Meta Descriptions
· X-Cart Index Page Title
The admin control panel is very intuitive. We were able to create custom URLs, HTML page titles, and meta-descriptions for 34 categories in a matter of days. As an Internet marketing and SEO consultant I was delighted with results and so was my client.
Daryl Clark: Internet Search Marketing, Temecula
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