Quick Notes What Is a Merchandising Recipe in Collection Sorting? August 11, 2026 / June 12, 2026 by Wade A merchandising recipe is a reusable sorting strategy that ranks products in a collection using a weighted blend of signals, for example 50 percent sales velocity, 30 percent inventory depth, and 20 percent newness. Instead of dragging products around or settling for one built-in sort order, you define the logic once, apply it to many […] Read more »
Quick Notes What Is a Collection Sort Order in Shopify Admin? August 9, 2026 / June 12, 2026 by Wade A collection sort order in Shopify is the setting on each collection that controls the sequence products appear in on the collection page. Shopify offers seven automatic options (best selling, price low to high, price high to low, alphabetically A to Z and Z to A, newest, and oldest) plus a manual mode where you […] Read more »
Quick Notes Does Re-Ranking Search Results Hurt Relevance? August 7, 2026 by Wade No, because re-ranking never changes which products match a query. Shopify still handles matching, typo tolerance, and synonyms, so the result set for “jacket” is identical before and after. Only the sequence changes. For shoppers who intend to buy, ordering by stock and demand usually makes results feel more relevant, not less. What Stays the […] Read more »
Quick Notes How to Feature New Arrivals at the Top of a Collection August 6, 2026 / August 31, 2026 by Wade To feature new arrivals at the top of a Shopify collection, either set the collection’s sort order to Date, new to old, or use a weighted sorting recipe that lifts recent products without burying proven sellers. The first approach is simple but ranks purely on publish date. The second keeps best sellers visible while new […] Read more »
Analytics Shopify Collection Merchandising We read every sorting recipe on Dynasort. Here is what actually converts. August 6, 2026 by Wade Every merchant eventually asks the same question: what should my collections actually be sorted by? Best sellers? New arrivals? Stock levels? Margin? We decided to stop answering from instinct. We read every sorting recipe running on Dynasort, more than 200 distinct ranking signals, 161 of them built by merchants themselves, and then watched more than […] Read more »
Analytics News Shopify Dynasort July 2026 Monthly Performance Report August 5, 2026 / August 27, 2026 by Wade July 2026 Performance Report Sorted collections converted at twice the rate of default sorting Fleet-wide shopping behavior, collections on Dynasort versus collections on Shopify’s default order Conversion Rate (CVR) 0.74% → 1.48% ↑ 100% Cart Rate 3.01% → 7.03% ↑ 133.55% Exit Rate 64.51% → 58.81% ↓ 8.84% Bounce Rate 53.15% → 44.42% ↓ 16.43% […] Read more »
Quick Notes How to Sort a Shopify Collection by Best Selling August 4, 2026 / August 31, 2026 by Wade To sort a Shopify collection by best selling, open the collection in your Shopify admin (Products, then Collections), scroll to the Products section, choose Best selling from the Sort dropdown, and save. Shopify then ranks products by its own sales-based logic. It works well for proven catalogs, but it systematically buries new products that have […] Read more »
Quick Notes What Is Search Re-Ranking on Shopify? August 2, 2026 by Wade Search re-ranking is the practice of keeping Shopify’s search matching, which products qualify for a query, while replacing the order they appear in. Matched products are re-scored by your own data, such as sales, conversion rate, inventory, and margin, so the results most likely to sell appear first instead of whatever default relevance surfaces. Matching […] Read more »
Quick Notes How to Reorder Product Variants in Shopify (and Why It Matters) August 1, 2026 / August 31, 2026 by Wade To reorder product variants in Shopify, open the product in your admin, find its options, and drag the option values into the order you want. Variants follow the option value order. This works fine for a handful of products, but the order is static: it never updates as some variants outsell others. Apps like Dynasort […] Read more »
Quick Notes How to Merchandise 100+ Collections Without a Team July 30, 2026 / June 12, 2026 by Wade You merchandise 100 or more Shopify collections without a team by replacing per-collection manual sorting with sorting recipes: weighted rules built from signals like sales velocity, inventory, and margin. Define a recipe once, apply it to every collection that shares the same goal, and let an automation app like Dynasort re-sort them all on a […] Read more »
