When setting up products in your PhotoBiz ECommerce, you have the option to separate your products by category. Depending on what you're selling, one product may fit into many different categories.

You can use tags to help create a directory for your website by enabling search on your site. Each product can be tagged to improve the searchable content on your site. The tagging feature is really useful if you have a traditional online storefront and are selling products. Perhaps you’re selling landscape art and abstract art, by tagging each product or service that you sell with these keywords, your site’s internal search will be able to display appropriate results, even if the words landscape or abstract aren't in the title of the product, service, or blog post.

What's nice about this feature is that you can literally add as many tags as you like to products. These tags will automatically apply to every client who purchases that product from you, which will allow you to view lists and send an email campaign to anyone who purchased a particular product from you. 

This guide will walk you through the steps of adding a tag to your products.

STEP ONE

Log into your PhotoBiz account and click on the ECOMMERCE section on the left side menu.

STEP TWO

Click on the SELL ONLINE tab at the top of your control panel and click on PRODUCTS in the drop down menu.

Any product categories or products you've set up will be listed here. You can add tags to existing products or create a new product and add a tag to it.

STEP THREE

Click on the product name that you wish to add a tag to.

STEP FOUR

Click on the TAGS option in your product and you'll see the section on the right that says ENTER TAGS BELOW, THEN CLICK ADD.

This will allow you to tag your product, the tag can be use for internal site search as well as displaying specific products with a tag in the PRODUCTS BLOCK on your website.

For more information on the Products Block, check out our Using The Products Block Guide

Click on Save Changes at the bottom to save the tags you've added to your product.