302 Redirects on Xcart Store
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The crawl finished on the site easydecals.com and I'm getting over 4,000 warnings with 302 redirects with urls like this.
/How-To-Install-A-Wall-Decal.html?xid_33e42=01f75b1ca2a53108d78f5c598ffd99e6
What can I do to remove or stop the spider from hitting those?
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I'll second that. I've been using x-cart for 4 years and I don't know of any other mod for x-cart that works as well. Think of the $139 as an investment, not an expense. Of course you still have to have solid SEO research to get the results.
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I'm an x-cart user, CDSEO is a must; period.
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Sounds like an essential plugin for seo. Also sounds look it should be standard issue with the package too - It seems a bit like they are selling you a car without a steering wheel :O(
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That plugin is expensive, but it is highly useful if you're an X-Cart user. It allows completely custom URLs to be made - as in www.yoursite.com/your-product or www.yoursite.com/category/your-product, you can have literally anything after the '/'. It also auto-generates & submits XML sitemaps. It comes highly recommended on the X-Cart forums.
[I'm nothing to do with CDSEO pro - just a satisfied user] -
What do you mean is it within my site? And lmk what details I can add to help.
I'm looking at getting this plugin:
http://www.websitecm.com/x-cart-mods/cdseo-pro-x-cart-seo.html
which has a feaeture for canonical urls.
I'm not sure what php explode is.
Thanks.
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