Google Index Control for OXID eShop

With index control, you can specifically influence the indexing and inclusion of articles and category pages in the Google index.

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99,00 €
plus VAT

Single shop license

For OXID eShop with one storefront. PHP code files are encrypted.

Product group: OXID extension
Oxid version: CE / PE / EE 4.7.x - 6.x
PHP version: PHP 5.x - PHP 7.4
IonCube Loader (free): IonCube loader needed
Usecase: SEO
Licencing options: Retail version

199,00 €
plus VAT

Retail version (open source)

For OXID multishop systems or several individually operated OXID shops.

Product group: OXID extension
Oxid version: CE / PE / EE 4.7.x - 7.x
PHP version: PHP 5.x - PHP 8.x
IonCube Loader (free): no IonCube required
Usecase: SEO
Licencing options: Retail version (open source)

OXID eShop Module: Google Index Control

The extension offers you the possibility to specifically exclude certain products and categories of your OXID eShop from being included in the Google Index. This is useful to prevent similar products from being placed in the search index again and again.

In this way, the positioning of the indexed products and categories is strengthened and you avoid competing search results within your shop.

Always make sure to reduce competing content within your website, as this can improve the user experience and help your indexed products and categories rank better in Google's search index. Competing content is content that competes with each other for attention and ranking in search engine results.

By reducing competing content, you can ensure that users searching for specific products or categories within your shop are not distracted by similar but potentially irrelevant results.

Controlling content in the Google Index can be done at category level and item level in the OXID eShop Admin. This means that you can decide whether certain categories or articles should be included in the Google Index or not.

This is a useful feature as it allows you to influence the visibility of your content in search engine results and ensure that only relevant and up-to-date content is found by users.

Supported languages

German
English

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Frequently asked questions

Does Netensio Software Oxid eShop overwrite its own files?

No, absolutely not! Netensio develops modular software - that means we overlay and extend the existing shop functionality without changing the file structure of the Oxid eShop. Using our software you can also install Oxid updates without any problems, the Netensio software remains unaffected.

How do I license my purchased trial version / full version?

After you have completed the ordering process, you can access the licence management via your personal user account. All software licences purchased with your user account Netensio are listed in the licence management. If you have not yet created a licence file, you can generate a licence file for the respective order here. Please note that for the creation of full versions, the payment of the order must have been confirmed by us. With payment methods like Paypal you will get immediate access to your software licence.

Can beginners also use and install Netensio software?

Of course! Netensio attaches great importance to intuitive user control and easy-to-use software. However, if you are still at a loss, we will be happy to help you on our numerous information pages. In addition, every Netensio software comes with an installation and user manual in Adobe PDF format.

Can I use the software in two or more shops at the same time?

Exactly one use per shop system is possible per licence purchased. Additional licences can be purchased at a reduced price.

Are 30-day trial versions on Netensio .de really completely free?

All Netensio 30-day trial versions that you purchase in the official online shop at Netensio .de are absolutely free of charge for you. They are provided as a download. Depending on the network operator, costs may be incurred for the download transfer; please refer to your contract documents. If you are using a volume tariff, the expected file size of the download package is displayed next to the download button of the module.