Preview where product lands in the Zazzle rankings before posting

[OvertureDesigns]

It would be awesome if we could set the titles, tags, and description of the product and then preview where it will land in the Zazzle marketplace before posting. Right now you can get a pretty good gauge of where it will land by doing some quick research first, but it would be nice to be able to play around with the keywords before posting to really hone in and get it perfect on the first try.
Thanks so much! You guys are amazing!

[LMGildersleeve]

Great idea but also it would be much better if we could see what the "other products you might like" feed prior to publishing the  new product. That way we'd know if our products were found with similar designs.

[Jadendreamer13]

Has the “Other Products You Might Like” feed been eliminated with the introduction of the new collection feed? I don’t see the Other Products feed any more.

[KeegansCreation]

Other Products You Might Like is still there in the new collection format (at least the version I have) but it has been moved below the collection instead of above it.

[Jadendreamer13]

I just looked again on my mobile phone, and the Other Products are definitely not showing.

[KeegansCreation]

It still shows on laptop/desktop. They've rolled out different arrangements for mobile vs laptop/desktop.

[Jadendreamer13]

Thanks!

[Marcia]

I'm on a mac & "other products" aren't showing on firefox. Yesterday they stopped showing on Safari. They're only showing on chrome for me at this point.

I hope this is not going to be permanent. As much as I like having only my products showing to a potential customer, having other products below on the page really helped me double-check my titles & tags to make sure they were with like minded products.

[LMGildersleeve]

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Marcia wrote:

As much as I like having only my products showing to a potential customer, having other products below on the page really helped me double-check my titles & tags to make sure they were with like minded products.

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My point exactly.

[CrazyMermaid]

This assumes that there is only "one best spot" for a product. That there will only be one set of "other products you might like" to compete against. There are so many different ways for the customer to find our products. Market Place optimization or Google Search, Pinterest, Instagram. All of these can lead to different placements and different competitors. Wonderfully different customers too.

When you just copy other people's tags and follow the leader, it really limits your options. Just focus on the very best descriptions (both visual and words) of what your product is - and let the chips fall where they may. Serendipity can lead to wonderful things.