143 posts tagged with "Ecommerce"

👉 Tag customers and orders with unlimited rules on every plan: Install Taggify ‑ Customer & Orders on the Shopify App Store →

Search "auto tag orders" in the App Store and TR: Auto Tag Orders, Customers (it used to be called TagRobot) is usually in the top three. We make Taggify, which competes with it, so read this knowing who wrote it. The two apps meter different things. TR counts the tags it writes. We count the orders and customers we check. That one difference decides which is cheaper for you, and it isn't always us.

Demo rule and customer data shown for illustration.

👉 Automate your tags the organised way: Install Taggify ‑ Customer & Orders on the Shopify App Store →

Automation Makes a Good System Better, and a Messy One Worse​

Most merchants meet tagging the same way. They create a few tags by hand, find it useful, and then look for an app to automate it. The automation works, and six months later the store has 80 tags, three spellings of "VIP", and nobody remembers what promo2 was for.

Tags are only valuable when they are consistent. They power customer segments, email targeting, wholesale handling and fulfilment workflows, and all of those break quietly when the tags underneath are a mess.

This guide is about the part that comes before the rules: how to design a tag system you won't regret, and then how to set it up in Taggify so it runs in the background. If you want ready-made rule ideas to copy, see our 10 customer tagging rules. If you are comparing against Shopify Flow, see Shopify Flow vs. Taggify.

👉 Scan the pages you actually sell from before you pay for more plan: Install AC ‑ Accessibility Toolkit on the Shopify App Store →

If you search "accessibility" on the Shopify App Store this month, EC ‑ ADA Accessibility Widget shows up near the top for almost every term we track: accessibility, WCAG, ADA compliance, EAA compliance. It's a good app with 96 reviews at 4.9 stars. Its listing also ends by promising stores that are "litigation-proof", and that's the one word in it we'd ask you to ignore. We build a competing app, so read this as an interested party's view.

👉 Want shoppers' real questions answered on your product pages, free to start? Install AC ‑ Questions & Answers on the Shopify App Store →

Search the App Store for "product q&a" and Entrfy FAQ & Product Q&A shows up in the first handful of results, above us on most days. It has "Product Q&A" in the name, so it's a fair question: is it the same kind of app? Partly. Entrfy starts from FAQs you write and push out to many products at once. A Q&A app starts from what shoppers type into a box under the product. Which one you need depends on where your questions come from.

👉 Tag customers and orders with as many rules as you need: Install Taggify ‑ Customer & Orders on the Shopify App Store →

Type "auto tag customers" into the App Store search and AOD Auto Tags Customer & Order usually sits at the top. It's been on the store since 2019, it has 4.7 stars from 28 reviews, and it does what the name says. We make Taggify, which competes with it, so read this knowing who wrote it. Short version: AOD limits how many rules you get. We limit how many orders we process. Which one costs you less depends on your store, not on the price tag.

Demo store data shown for illustration.

👉 Turn your Shopify collections into PDF catalogs: Try Catlogify on the Shopify App Store →

Your PDF Catalog Is Only as Good as Your Product Data​

Most merchants who need a catalog start in the wrong place. They open a design tool, pick a template and begin copying product names into text boxes.

The better starting point is your Shopify admin. Your product titles, descriptions, images and collections are already the raw material for every catalog you will ever send. If that material is messy, the PDF will be messy too, however good the layout looks.

This guide is a practical checklist for getting your store ready, then turning it into focused PDF catalogs and wholesale line sheets with Catlogify by AppifyCommerce. If you want the full feature overview first, read our Catlogify introduction. This post is about the preparation and decisions that make a catalog work.

👉 Find out what's actually broken on your store before you pick a widget: Install AC ‑ Accessibility Toolkit on the Shopify App Store →

Ez Accessibility Widget has three plans, and they list the exact same seven features. The only thing that changes as you pay more is how many visitors the widget will serve. That tells you what the product is: a well-made widget, priced by traffic. It doesn't tell you anything about whether your store has accessibility problems, because nothing in it looks. We build a competing app, so read this as an interested party's view.

👉 Add WhatsApp chat and order updates to your store: Install Bizify ‑ WhatsApp chat on the Shopify App Store →

Many visitors leave without buying when they can't reach you quickly. After they do buy, the same people start asking where their order is. Both problems have the same fix: a fast, familiar channel that works before the sale and after it.

We've already written about why WhatsApp matters for Shopify stores and how Bizify compares with Meta's own app. This post is the practical one. It walks through what you set up, in what order, and what your customers actually see on their phones.

👉 Want real shopper questions on your product pages, free to start? Install AC ‑ Questions & Answers on the Shopify App Store →

Search the App Store for "product questions and answers" and NG: AI Search Bar & Answers sits near the top of the list. The name fits, but the job doesn't quite match. NG turns your store's search box into an AI salesperson. A product Q&A app does something else: it puts real questions and real answers on the product page. Before you pick either, it helps to know which problem you actually have.

👉 Give shoppers a place to ask, right where they're deciding: Install AC ‑ Questions & Answers on the Shopify App Store →

Most merchants install a Q&A app to answer shoppers. That's the obvious job, and it's a good one. The less obvious job is the one that tends to pay back longer: every question a shopper types is a free, unprompted note about what your product page failed to say.

This post is a working playbook, not a feature tour. If you want the feature-by-feature version, we already wrote the complete guide. This one is about what to do in your first 30 days with AC ‑ Questions & Answers, so the section earns its place on the page.