Vanja S
Head of eCommerce & Digital
Control what shoppers see for every important search
Choose which products appear when shoppers search for the terms that matter most to your store. Lead with campaign heroes, new arrivals, or priority stock, remove what does not belong, and shape the order around the story you want to tell.
A search for “black dresses” can open with the exact silhouettes you are promoting. Shoppers still find what they asked for, with your merchandising direction built in.
Commitment
Built For
High Intent Search
Integration
Value
Solution
Lead a search for black dresses with the products featured in your current campaign
Pin launch products in the most visible positions for searches around a new collection
Remove products that technically match a search but do not belong in the result
Give full-price, in-stock, or priority products greater visibility for important searches
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Search Accuracy
Fix inaccurate search results at the index level, not query by query
Refine Search Results
Exclude products that appear in search for the wrong reasons, no catalogue changes, no code.
Search Redirect
Send selected searches directly to the page that answers them best
Pin Search Terms
Pin terms to the top of your search bar, so every shopper sees what you want them to see
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Common questions
Everything you need to know
Tagalys Merchandised Search lets Shopify fashion brands curate the product selection and order for individual search terms. Merchants can decide which products should appear, remove products that do not belong, pin important products in specific positions, and influence how the remaining results are ranked.
The merchandising applies to the selected search rather than changing every search across the store. This gives important terms such as “black dresses,” “occasionwear,” or a campaign name their own considered product story.
The merchandising applies to the selected search rather than changing every search across the store. This gives important terms such as “black dresses,” “occasionwear,” or a campaign name their own considered product story.
Merchandise a search result when an important term needs more commercial or editorial direction than automatic ranking alone can provide. This could be a high-volume product search, a seasonal moment, a new launch, a campaign, or a brand partnership.
For example, a shopper searching for “black dresses” may already see technically relevant products. Merchandised Search allows the merchant to lead with the silhouettes featured in the current campaign, prioritise available products, and remove styles that do not suit the intended edit.
For example, a shopper searching for “black dresses” may already see technically relevant products. Merchandised Search allows the merchant to lead with the silhouettes featured in the current campaign, prioritise available products, and remove styles that do not suit the intended edit.
Yes. Merchants can decide whether the merchandising should apply only to one precise phrase or to broader searches containing the selected term. An exact match is useful when a particular campaign or phrase needs its own result. A partial match is useful when the same product direction should apply across a wider family of searches.
For example, merchandising created for “dress” could also influence a longer search containing that word when partial matching is selected. A tightly defined search such as a named campaign can remain limited to that exact phrase.
For example, merchandising created for “dress” could also influence a longer search containing that word when partial matching is selected. A tightly defined search such as a named campaign can remain limited to that exact phrase.
No. Merchandised Search changes how products are presented for the selected search terms. It does not rewrite product information, alter Shopify tags, move products between Collections, or change how those products appear elsewhere in the store.
The same product can therefore receive greater visibility for one important search while continuing to appear normally across other searches, Collections, and recommendation widgets.
The same product can therefore receive greater visibility for one important search while continuing to appear normally across other searches, Collections, and recommendation widgets.
Yes. Trending Score can continue ranking products dynamically using shopper engagement and product data, while Merchandised Search adds direction for a selected term. Merchants can pin products that must hold a particular position, promote or demote groups of products, and allow Trending Score to arrange the remaining result. This keeps the search responsive to real shopper behaviour without giving up control over campaign heroes, commercial priorities, or the opening product story.