PrestaShop SEO Care & Optimization Plan is a monthly SEO maintenance service for PrestaShop stores that checks the live shop, corrects the smaller problems it finds and keeps search work moving as the catalogue changes. Starting the plan takes a clear choice of shops, languages and commercial priorities, then the first monthly cycle begins.
An active catalogue never stays identical to the day of its last audit. New products, filters, redirects, content and store languages change which pages search engines find, which address they treat as the main one and whether important products still qualify for richer search results. The plan settles that recurring drift before it grows into another recovery project.
The service is simple to start and precise in operation. You set the shops, languages, sections and business priorities that matter most. The monthly review then follows search coverage, duplicate page versions, redirects, titles and descriptions, internal links, richer-result eligibility, language relationships and page experience across the live store.
Each cycle is compared with the previous month and appears in a live dashboard with a short ordered action list. Four included hours are spent correcting the findings, with no rollover and an eight-hour monthly ceiling. A one-page report records what was watched, what changed and where the included time went.
The result is current search information, small faults repaired while they are still small, clearer priorities for the next month and less SEO work left waiting for somebody else.
Summary of what the plan includes
PrestaShop SEO Care & Optimization Plan combines a fresh monthly review of the live store with four included hours for correcting the smaller SEO problems found during that review. The plan follows a changing catalogue rather than leaving the merchant with a static report.
- Monthly review: search coverage, duplicate page versions, redirects, page information, internal links and page experience are checked again.
- PrestaShop context: filters, pagination, product variants, languages and shops are reviewed as one connected search surface.
- Corrections: four included hours turn selected findings into completed changes.
- Trends: each cycle is compared with the previous month, so gradual regressions become visible.
- Priorities: a live dashboard and a short ordered action list show what matters next.
- Accountability: a one-page report records what was watched, what changed and where the included time went.

Why does store SEO need a monthly cycle?
Every catalogue change alters the search surface. A new filter creates another page path, a seasonal category arrives with thin information, an old redirect stops leading to the right place and a module update changes which address is presented as the main version. A clean audit therefore loses freshness while the store continues to move.
The monthly cycle checks the current live result rather than relying on last quarter's assumptions. Slow losses in indexed pages, growing duplication and broken language relationships appear during the month in which they begin. The consequence is contained maintenance instead of another large backlog.
You set the commercial focus for each cycle, including the shops, languages and sections that deserve attention first. This keeps the service easy to begin while giving an active, complex catalogue a detailed maintenance rhythm.

What is checked on the live store?
The review follows which pages search engines reach and retain, including filtered, paginated and parameter-driven addresses. It checks whether one clear main address represents each page, whether redirects still reach a useful destination and whether broken or unsuitable response states interrupt discovery.
Titles and descriptions are checked for gaps, duplication and weak information. Internal links are reviewed around the pages that matter commercially. Product, breadcrumb, FAQ and company information is assessed for richer search presentation, while page-experience measurements show where a technically valid page still gives visitors a poor first impression.
Multilingual and multistore relationships are part of the same review. Language versions and shop-specific main addresses are checked together, so one market does not quietly contradict another.

What is corrected within the included hours?
Four expert hours are included every month. They are used for contained, high-value corrections found by the review: restoring an important page accidentally excluded from search, repairing a broken main-page address, tightening a redirect, correcting language relationships, improving weak page information or strengthening internal links.
The work is applied to the store rather than left as a recommendation. Unused time does not roll into a later month, and the monthly workload has an eight-hour ceiling. The report records the time against each completed item, keeping the difference between included maintenance and a larger project visible.
Priorities follow commercial consequence. A fault affecting an important category or a whole language receives attention before a harmless cosmetic warning, so the hours are spent where the store gains the most protection.

How do progress and priorities remain visible?
The live dashboard keeps current findings, trends and next actions in one place. Each monthly result is compared with the previous one, so a falling page count or a slowly spreading duplicate pattern appears as a direction of travel rather than a surprise in a later audit.
A short ordered action list separates urgent corrections from useful later improvements. The monthly one-page report then records what was watched, what broke, what was changed and how the included hours were used. The merchant sees both the technical evidence and its commercial order.
This record also prevents the same problem from returning as an unexplained line in another report. The history shows the signal that revealed it and the change made in response.

Which stores does the plan fit, and where does it sit?
The plan fits stores that already earn organic visits and keep changing through new products, seasonal ranges, content work, modules, languages or multiple shops. Starting is straightforward: the merchant identifies the active stores and current commercial priorities. Detailed monthly checks then follow the complexity that is actually present.
PrestaShop SEO Audit & Action Plan handles a larger initial backlog and establishes the starting point, PrestaShop Store Care & Maintenance Plan has a separate operational role covering availability and everyday store faults, and PrestaShop SEO Care & Optimization Plan remains focused on recurring organic-search health and the corrections found during its monthly cycle.
The scope is deliberately clear. Link acquisition, bulk content production, advertising work, major rebuilds and ranking guarantees are separate from this maintenance plan. The buyer receives a current technical picture, included correction capacity and an accountable monthly record.

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ReferenceCARE-SEO
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Service typeCare plan (technical SEO)
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DeliverableLive SEO dashboard + monthly report + 'do next' list
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Access neededStore URL; Search Console read access; scoped back-office
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PrestaShop versions1.6 / 1.7 / 8 / 9
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NDA / DPAAvailable on request
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Included hours4 hours / month (cap 8h, no rollover)
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Monthly cap8 h / month
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Response SLA1 business day; 8 business hours critical
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Live dashboardIncluded (SEO)
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Monthly reportIncluded
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BillingMonthly, no minimum term, cancel any time
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Emergency coverBusiness hours
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Price€690 / month
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ResponseStandard 1 business day; critical SEO within 8 business hours
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GuaranteesNo ranking or traffic guarantee (honest by design)
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Monthly technical SEO maintenance for indexation, canonicals, hreflang, schema, metadata and internal linking.
SEO Care Plan is a recurring technical SEO cycle plus hours to fix the small issues it surfaces. It is not an uptime plan and it does not promise rankings, but it keeps the technical foundations clean and the next actions honest.
Monthly technical SEO audit
The standing checks that keep organic foundations clean.
- Indexation and crawl coverage, including waste and unintended pages
- Canonicals, faceted URLs, duplication, pagination and cross-shop duplication
- Hreflang, multilingual targeting, redirects, status codes, sitemap and robots correctness
Metadata, schema & internal linking
The on-page and structured signals that often drift after catalogue work.
- Missing, duplicated or thin titles and descriptions
- Product, Breadcrumb, FAQ and Organization schema validity
- Internal-link equity flow, orphan pages and click-depth recommendations
4 hours/month of SEO fixes
Small technical corrections applied rather than only reported.
- Accidental
noindex, broken canonicals and stale redirects - Hreflang repairs, metadata cleanup and structured-data fixes
- Small indexation-rule and internal-linking adjustments
How it works
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Onboarding Setup weekWe collect stores/languages, Search Console access, scoped back-office access and approval rules.
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Monitoring Continuous / monthlyThe SEO dashboard tracks health score, indexed pages, canonicals, hreflang, schema and CWV signals.
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Monthly work MonthlyWe re-audit, triage by impact/effort and apply small fixes within the 4-hour pool.
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Critical SEO response As neededSite-wide indexation threats are flagged and worked within 8 business hours.
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Report MonthlyYou receive trend, fixes applied, hours ledger, internal-linking notes and do-next list.
Plan boundaries
SEO Care Plan is technical SEO maintenance. It is not link building, content production or uptime monitoring.
A month focused on technical foundations, not ranking promises
A typical month might show: deploy set noindex store-wide - corrected as critical within 8 business hours; stale redirects cleaned; structured-data price warning fixed; new thin category metadata corrected and bulk copy flagged as separate content work. The report also states what not to spend on.
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noindex or catalogue-wide canonical errors are handled within 8 business hours.Related services
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