Updated 1 October 2026 · Pludor team · 2 sources
Set an SEO title (under 60 characters), SEO description (under 160) and a 1200x630 social image; every product page also gets structured data automatically.
Default titles and blank share previews make a store look unprofessional in Google and WhatsApp.
5 steps, in this order. Each one is explained in the step-by-step guide.
In Pludor, open Settings > SEO & Social Sharing and write your own SEO title and description. Keep the title under 60 characters and the description under 160 characters, then save. Google usually picks up the new title within days once it re-crawls your page.
That happens when no social share image is set, so the platform shows a blank or default preview. In Pludor, go to Settings > SEO & Social Sharing and upload a 1200x630 pixel image, then save. Paste your link into WhatsApp to confirm the preview looks right.
Use 1200x630 pixels - that's the size WhatsApp, Facebook and similar platforms display best. Pludor asks for exactly this size in Settings > SEO & Social Sharing. Include your store name and what you sell so the preview sells the click.
Keep the title under 60 characters and the description under 160 characters, or search engines will cut them off. Put your store name and what you sell near the start of the title. Pludor's SEO settings guide you to these exact limits.
Yes - every product page on a Pludor store gets structured data automatically, with no setup needed. This helps Google understand your products and can improve how they appear in search. You only need to set your store-level title, description and share image.
It's included on for every store, including the Free plan ($0, no item limit). Pludor only charges a platform fee of 4.99% + $0.90 per paid online order; cash sales in POS carry no platform fee. So you can set up your SEO and share image without paying anything.
Paste your store page into Pludor's free AI Website Scorecard and it scores the page with fixes for search and sharing. You get 8 free runs an hour with no account. It's a quick way to spot missing titles, descriptions or share images before customers do.
On Shopify or Wix you typically bring all the traffic yourself and SEO apps are often extra subscriptions. On Pludor, your storefront is also listed in the Pludor marketplace, and SEO settings, chat, AI content and payments are built into one account. Pludor also starts free with every feature on and no item limit, instead of a trial period.
You can do it from your phone - Pludor's store dashboard works in the mobile app, and the Website Creator even drafts your site from a description of your business. SEO settings are under Settings in the same dashboard. Just type your title, description and upload your 1200x630 image, then save.
No - it's just three fields: a title under 60 characters, a description under 160 characters, and a 1200x630 image, all in Settings > SEO & Social Sharing. Structured data for product pages is added automatically, so there's no code to touch. If you want a second opinion, run your page through the free AI Website Scorecard for a score and fixes.
Set an SEO title (under 60 characters), SEO description (under 160) and a 1200x630 social image; every product page also gets structured data automatically.
Every store owner.
Default titles and blank share previews make a store look unprofessional in Google and WhatsApp.
On for every store, including the Free plan ($0, no item limit). Every feature is on for every store. Each month a free amount of everything is included (for example 3,000 visits, 100 AI replies and 30 bookings); past that you pay only for what you use, in credits (1 credit = 1 cent). New stores get 500 free credits. Monthly plans are optional bundles of credits with bigger free amounts and a lower fee. Pludor charges a platform fee of 4.99% + $0.90 per paid online order, deducted before payout. Card processing (Stripe) is charged separately by the processor. Cash sales recorded in POS carry no platform fee, and wallet-to-wallet transfers between Pludor users are free.
1. Open Settings 2. Write the title 3. Write the description 4. Add a share image 5. Save Full step-by-step guide: pludor.com/tutorials/store-seo-settings
Your store is also listed in a shared marketplace, and selling, messaging, AI content and payments live in the same account. Built-in shoppers: typically you bring all the traffic (Shopify/Wix) or compete in a crowded marketplace (Etsy); on Pludor, your own storefront plus listing in the Pludor marketplace. Chat, AI receptionist, AI content: typically apps or other subscriptions; on Pludor, built in. Products, digital downloads and services: typically often split across tools; on Pludor, one catalog and checkout. Free start: typically trial periods on most builders; on Pludor, free plan with every feature on, no item limit, no card.
SEO title and description. Social share image. Automatic product structured data.
Every store owner.
Online Store: a branded storefront with products, services, cart and checkout. Mobile Website Builder: an AI website generator that builds a store site from your phone. Ads Tracking (Meta Pixel + CAPI, TikTok Events, GA4): connect your own ad and analytics accounts to your storefront.
Every step, in order: How to use Store SEO & Social Sharing.
On for every store, including the Free plan ($0, no item limit). Every feature is on for every store. Each month a free amount of everything is included (for example 3,000 visits, 100 AI replies and 30 bookings); past that you pay only for what you use, in credits (1 credit = 1 cent). New stores get 500 free credits. Monthly plans are optional bundles of credits with bigger free amounts and a lower fee. Pludor charges a platform fee of 4.99% + $0.90 per paid online order, deducted before payout. Card processing (Stripe) is charged separately by the processor. Cash sales recorded in POS carry no platform fee, and wallet-to-wallet transfers between Pludor users are free.
Free to start - no card, no item limit. Pay only for what you use past the monthly free amounts.
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