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Bit confused about something in pro.
On the Pro tab I’ve set my store slug as designers, so stores have URLs like this: http://thebookcoverdesigner.com/designers/rocking-book-covers/
But under the General tab my vendor shop page is set to vendors/ which means that store pages are also accessible at: http://thebookcoverdesigner.com/vendors/rocking-book-covers/
Should these two be set to the same slug? Is it not harmful for SEO to have the same content on two different URLS?
I’ve just noticed as well that in the free version of store pages I have the option to order the results by newness, price, etc, but not on the pro version. How would I add that?
Charlie
It’s not harmful for SEO at all. Your /vendors/ links are only visible to those who know the exact URL, they arent linked in your sitemap or anywhere else on your site. The /vendor_stores/ (or /designers for you) will auto transition in google/bing/etc over a month or so.
For sorting, I’m not sure, @digitalchild will have to answer that one for you.
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