Organize and manage your Shopify store more efficiently using tags. Tags allow you to group, search, filter, and make bulk changes to items in different sections. You can make the most of tags in the following sections of your Shopify store:
- Shopify Products
- Shopify Transfers
- Shopify Customers
- Shopify Blog Posts
- Shopify Orders
- Shopify Draft Orders
Keep in mind that customers won't see these tags, but they play a crucial role in organizing your store and improving the customer experience during their search.
For example, let's say you want to find products with the 'Summer' tag as the summer season comes to a close. Simply go to your Products page and use a bulk action to hide these items from your sales channels with ease.
Tip
If you want to view related items together, try using tags to group them. This can be useful for orders with specific shipping methods or products from particular manufacturers.
Frequently Asked Questions and Answers (FAQ's)
1. What are Shopify tags and how can they help me organize my store?
Shopify tags are a feature that allows you to categorize and manage items in different sections of your store, such as products, transfers, customers, blog posts, orders, and draft orders. By assigning relevant tags to items, you can easily organize and manage your store's data.
2. Do customers see the tags assigned to products or other items?
No, customers do not see the tags. Shopify tags are used for internal organization and management purposes. They help improve the customer experience by enhancing search functionality and allowing you to categorize products and other items effectively.
3. How can I hide specific items using tags?
To hide specific items, such as products with the 'Summer' tag at the end of the summer season, you can use a bulk action. Simply navigate to your Products page, select the items with the 'Summer' tag, and use the bulk action feature to hide them from your sales channels with ease.
4. Can I use tags to group related items together?
Absolutely! Tags are a great way to group related items. For example, you can use tags to group orders with specific shipping methods or products from particular manufacturers. By tagging items accordingly, you can easily view and manage related items together.
