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Publium
SEO content for PrestaShop & WooCommerce, written by AI
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SEO content for PrestaShop & WooCommerce, written by AI
2 followers
Publium writes SEO content for PrestaShop and WooCommerce, for store owners and for agencies or SEO freelancers managing several shops from one account. It reads your catalog and drafts blog posts and product pages (description, title tag, meta description) from your real product data. Review and schedule everything from one app, no back-office login needed. Free PrestaShop module (1.6.1 to 9) with a full blog built in. WooCommerce extension keeps Yoast, Rank Math or SEOPress fields in sync.






Hi,
I'm Paul, a solo maker. I built Publium because most small online stores lose SEO traffic in the same two places: thin product pages and no blog. PrestaShop doesn't even have a native blog, and every AI writer I tried produced content that had nothing to do with the actual catalog. So I made one that starts from the products themselves.
Here's what it does:
🛒 Product pages: Publium rewrites the description, title tag and meta description around a target keyword, with a Google preview before you publish. No description at all? It can write one from the product photo, without inventing specs it can't see.
📝 Blog: it suggests topics your customers actually search for, then drafts articles that link back to your product pages, with Schema.org markup and internal linking done for you.
⚡ No back-office login: you review and schedule everything from the Publium app, and agencies don't need clients' admin credentials.
🔌 PrestaShop: the module installs a complete blog (categories, tags, RSS, sitemap, clean URLs), from 1.6.1 to 9.
🔌 WooCommerce: a WordPress extension that keeps your Yoast, Rank Math or SEOPress fields up to date.
Nothing goes live without your review. Plans start at €19/month, no commitment, and if you stop, your blog and content stay in your store.
🙋 I'm looking for testers: if you run a PrestaShop or WooCommerce store (or manage stores for clients), drop a comment or DM me.
And for everyone, I'd love to know:
1. Would you trust AI with your product pages, or only with blog posts?
2. What would you need to see before letting it publish to your store?
Thanks for checking it out!