Quick Notes When Discounted Items Take Over Your Shopify Collection June 25, 2026 / June 12, 2026 by Wade Discounted items take over a collection when your sort order rewards what discounts naturally produce: spikes in sales velocity and clicks. Left alone, markdowns crowd out full-price products, dragging down margin even as conversion looks healthy. The fix is a weighted sort that counts margin and discount depth alongside sales, so sale items earn placement […] Read more »
Quick Notes What Are Shopify Web Pixel Events and Why Do They Matter? June 22, 2026 / June 12, 2026 by Wade Shopify web pixel events are standardized behavior events (page viewed, product viewed, collection viewed, product added to cart, checkout completed, search submitted, and more) that Shopify emits as shoppers browse a store. Apps subscribe to them through a sandboxed web pixel, which is how merchandising and analytics tools learn what shoppers view, click, and buy […] Read more »
Quick Notes What Abandon Cart Rate Tells You About Your Collections June 20, 2026 / June 12, 2026 by Wade Abandon cart rate at the collection level is the share of shoppers who add a product from a collection to their cart but never complete the purchase. Tracked per collection, it shows you which collections generate interest that does not convert, a more specific and more actionable signal than a single storewide cart abandonment number. […] Read more »
Quick Notes How to Keep Seasonal Products Visible at the Right Time June 17, 2026 / June 12, 2026 by Wade To keep seasonal products visible at the right time, give them a temporary lift ahead of the season instead of waiting for sales data to catch up. Sales-based sorting always lags the calendar: shoppers look for sandals before sandals start selling. Boost seasonal items before demand peaks, let performance signals carry them in season, and […] Read more »
Quick Notes How to Sort a Shopify Collection by Sell-Through Rate June 15, 2026 / June 12, 2026 by Wade To sort a Shopify collection by sell-through rate, you need an app, because Shopify’s built-in sort orders do not include it. Sell-through rate (STR) is the share of available stock you actually sold over a period. Sorting by it surfaces the products that are genuinely in demand relative to how deeply you stocked them, not […] Read more »
Features Deployed Feature Releases Most Clicked Products: Every Collection Learns From Its Own Shoppers June 12, 2026 / June 11, 2026 by Wade Sales data is the gold standard for sorting products. It’s also sparse and slow. A typical collection might convert a handful of times a week. That’s not enough signal to confidently rank forty products against each other — you’d be sorting on noise. So merchants either wait for sales data to slowly accumulate, or they […] Read more »
Feature Releases Features Deployed The Back In Stock Attribute: Surface Restocked Products While Demand Is Still Hot June 11, 2026 / June 11, 2026 by Wade When a product sells out, the demand for it doesn’t sell out with it. Shoppers saw it, wanted it, and left. That demand is still there, waiting. The question is whether your store does anything useful with it when the product comes back. For most stores, the answer is no — and not because anyone […] Read more »
Feature Releases Analytics Features Deployed Dynasort Insights, Reworked: See Exactly What Moved Your Numbers June 5, 2026 / June 5, 2026 by Wade For a long time, Dynasort could tell you what your numbers were. It couldn’t tell you their story. “Conversion rate is 2.3% over the last 30 days” is a fact. But it’s a fact with no context. Is 2.3% good for this collection? Is it up or down? Did it move because of the recipe […] Read more »
Analytics Dynasort May 2026 Monthly Performance Report June 1, 2026 / June 1, 2026 by Wade AI-Sorted Collections Delivered 129% Higher Conversions in May 2026 — Here’s the Full Breakdown Every product in your Shopify collection has a position. And that position is either working for you or against you. When a customer lands on a collection page, the order of your products determines whether they scroll, click, add to cart, […] Read more »
Feature Releases Features Deployed Auto-Updating Min/Max: Your Sorting Attributes Now Maintain Themselves May 31, 2026 / June 1, 2026 by Wade There’s a setting in Dynasort that almost everyone configures once and then forgets forever. We just made it maintain itself. What min and max actually do Every numeric attribute you use for sorting has a minimum and a maximum value. These two numbers do more work than they appear to. When Dynasort scores a product, […] Read more »
