Awesome Ranking

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Awesome Ranking : Easy to display popular products

Theme editor support

Create ranking displays

Tab-switching ranking

Select collections

No code editing

Online store 2.0 compatible

About Awesome Ranking

Launched Nov 05, 2023

Built by Shopify

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Noida, UP, 201306, IN

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Description

Introduce ranking displays to highlight popular items in your store.

Easily create ranking displays by simply selecting a collection! Ranking displays are a standard promotional method often used on major e-commerce sites. By visualizing the popularity of products, you can provide reassurance and encourage purchases. With Awesome Ranking, you can easily set up a tab-switching ranking display by just specifying a collection. This allows for the creation of rankings by "product category", "for women/men/children", and even "by budget" in a short time.

Easily display your popular itmes without code editing. Just select collections.
You can add ranking section by using theme editor as usual.
This app support Online Store 2.0.

Pros

Easily create ranking displays by simply selecting a collection
Visualizes product popularity to provide reassurance and encourage purchases
Allows for easy setup of tab-switching ranking display by specifying collections
Can create rankings by product category, target audience (women/men/children), and budget quickly
No code editing required; simply select collections to display popular items
Integrates with theme editor for easy ranking section addition
Supports Online Store 20

Cons

Limited customization options beyond pre-defined collections
May not integrate seamlessly with older or heavily-customized online stores
Potential dependency on pre-existing collection setups; changes to collections might require app adjustments
Users relying heavily on manual sorting or non-collection based product displays might find it less useful