SEO Friendly Shopping Cart

[tharmon]

So, I'm trying to find a decent shopping cart that has a search engine friendly script for a clients website without building it myself. Any suggestions?

[bradbox]

We took IBuySpy from ASP.NET and made some changes. It's now unrecognisable from the original download, but we've reused it for a number of clients, so it's paid us back. Many of those sites are doing well in the natural search engines.

How many products does your client have?

[AussieWebmaster]

OSCommerce and XCart have seo friendly hacks and are easy to install - what about Google checkout... figure they would be seo friendly

[bradbox]

tharmon - once you decide on a solution, can you keep us posted on why you made the decision, and what the results are?

I'm sure many of us are very interested in the results.

[tharmon]

Originally Posted by bradbox

We took IBuySpy from ASP.NET and made some changes. It's now unrecognisable from the original download, but we've reused it for a number of clients, so it's paid us back. Many of those sites are doing well in the natural search engines.

How many products does your client have?

Well...we don't use a windows server, so ASP would be out the question. I'm looking for something preferably in PHP.
They have a lot of products, all total around 3,000.

I will keep you posted on what I use once I come to a decision

[rapidvectorseo]

Try Rapidvector.com CMS system, easy to create and build pages for your shopping store.

[ldsc]

hi rapid seo this information is also helpful for me

[CaseyC]

Network Solutions e-commerce package is SEO friendly. We just started a store using it in May, but are not ranking too well on anything yet (possible Sandbox effect), but we know of a person who uses it exclusively and has a number of sites that rank in the top 5 for their primary keywords.

[tharmon]

Thanks everyone! You have given me lots of carts to research. Like I said, as soon as I implement it and test it, I'll be sure to give you some results.