Actinic SEO

Is your Actinic site underperforming?

Have you recently had a redesign or upgraded versions and experienced a drop in rankings?

Does your site need some specialist Actinic SEO treatment?

Did you expect more from this SEO friendly e-commerce package?

Are you wondering how Actinic is supposed to be SEO friendly as your site is not performing?

Have you had a quote from SEO company who then said they don't understand Actinic?

Having used Actinic E-commerce for a few years, we can see some of the problems that people encounter when trying to get their sites found on the search engines. It is true that Actinic is search engine friendly, but is also true that it is not. There are many arguments about this and both points can be put forward very well. Here is a short list of both sides of this argument;

The positives:-

Static html pages
Control over the titles and head meta
Control over the templates
Multiple templates for use in different sections of site
Instant rough cut SEO via template variables

The negatives:-

Navigation not always search engine friendly
Auto internal link generation and product linking send you through the cgi bin
Extra info is javascript popup
Snapshot version control
Unless coding the templates, SEO is very slow when using the GUI

In conclusion, if you work with Actinic straight out of the box, there is a lot that can be done to improve your chances of having a good search engine friendly site. Some of the default options will cause you some trouble, depending on which types of menu and templates you choose.

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