Birdie: Store Locator Map

Develop by Shopify

$9.99-$49.99

/ Month

Free plan available 7 Days Free Trial

See your customers on a map to improve your marketing

Filter by order value

Map view customers

Track sales regions

Ai gender prediction

Export order list

About Birdie: Store Locator Map

Launched Nov 25, 2024

Built by Shopify

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1505 Woodward Ave, 4rd Floor, Detroit, MI, 48226, US

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Description

Easily add a searchable store locator map to any page of your online store.

Add store locations with customizable pins on Google Maps with our editor. Use dynamic views, and custom pins to help customers find nearby stores, and filter by unique store details on any page of your Online Store with our App Block! Track where your orders come from, identify top sales regions, and highlight loyal customers. Zoom into regions, filter by order value or AI-predicted customer demographics, and export data for targeted marketing campaigns. Make data-backed decisions.

Store Locator: See store locations on a map, on any page of your online store
Fully Customizable: Add custom store logo and color pins to the interactive map.
Dynamic View: Enable stores locations to load instantly as the map is explored.
AI Predictions: Detect gender from customer name using AI
Exporting Orders: Export your orders to .CSV

Pros

Visualize customer locations on a map for enhanced marketing strategies
Ability to zoom in and track sales in specific regions
Identifies high-order volume areas and loyal customer regions
Filters available for order value and predicted customer gender
Export functionality to csv for integration with marketing software
Helps make data-backed decisions for sales and marketing efforts

Cons

Gender prediction from names might be inaccurate due to AI limitations
Export options are limited to csv, potentially limiting compatibility with some systems
Reliance on visual mapping might not be as useful for businesses with non-geographic target markets
Privacy concerns regarding gender prediction using AI