Odoo Marketplace Seller Collection Page
| Technical name | marketplace_seller_collection_page |
| License | LGPL-3 |
| Website | https://store.webkul.com/Odoo-Marketplace-Seller-Collection-Page.html |
| Included Dependencies | Odoo Multi Vendor Marketplace |
Odoo Marketplace Seller Collection Page
The module allows you to add collection pages for seller products on the Odoo marketplace website. You can create multiple seller collection pages with products for website visitors and attract new customers and traffic.
Information
Why Seller Collection Pages Matter on the Odoo Marketplace Website?
Seller collection pages are unique individual webpages designated to sellers where they can show their desired products to customers.
- An individual page for each seller gives him a unique space to show his products.
- They can help to provide SEO Boost to your Odoo Marketplace
- Shows all seller top products in one place.
- Showcase best products from best sellers on your Marketplace
- You can entice customers with aesthetic collections and generate more revenue.
Create Beautiful Collection Pages To Amplify the effect on Odoo Website Visitors
The module adds a new page "Collections" to the Odoo Marketplace where the customers can browse all the published collections from different sellers.
- The module presents a powerful promotional medium for sellers of your Odoo Marketplace.
- You can create collection pages with unique URLs for each seller.
- Add products manually or let them be chosen automatically using conditions.
Detailed Features List
Adds Collection Section To Odoo Marketplace website
- The customers can visits the collections page to view all the published seller collections.
- They can open any collection to see the product collection of that seller.
- Separate collections for pages on the website to attract customers.
- The customers can view the collections of the seller from the collection tab in seller profile on Odoo Marketplace.
Create & publish seller collections page on Odoo Marketplace
- The admin can create collections for any seller. Sellers can create collections for their products only.
- Each collection page is unique and shows added products of that seller only.
- The visitors can see all the collections from all sellers in the collection tab on Marketplace website.
- See products in a collection by clicking on it.
View and manage all collection pages from the backend
- The admin can see all the collection pages created for Odoo marketplace - both published/unpublished.
- Seller can see only their collection pages.
Optimize collection page for SEO
- Each collection page is unique and can be optimized for SEO accordingly like any other website page.
- Create custom url for each collection page to boost SEO.
Add Products to a collection manually or automatically using conditions
- Display seller products manually or automatically using certain conditions in a collection / cycle products automatically for each collection
- Choose to display collection products or banners on the collection page for each seller.
Enable/disable collection page feature globally or for each seller
- Global settings to enable/disable sellers to create their product collection pages.
- enable/disable the setting for each seller individually from seller profile also.
Group different collections on odoo Marketplace together
- Make collection groups by combining different collection pages in one to provide diversity to customers.
- Admin can make groups for any sellers.
- Seller can make group for his ownb collections.
Enable/disable Global Marketplace Seller Collection settings
The admin can also manage marketplace seller collection page permission for each seller individually
The admin can create collection pages for any seller
Choose the products to add to collection manually or by given conditions
Each collection page can have a unique SEO title. Meta description and url
The admin can create and view all collection groups by combining his two or more collections of any sellers.
The seller can create collection pages for his products only
The seller choose his products to add to collection manually or by given conditions
Each collection page can have a unique SEO title. Meta description and url
The seller can also create and view his collection groups by combining two or more of his collections only.
The customer can open any collection page to view all the products in it
The collections are also visible on the seller profile page
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