Product Favorites: Letting Shoppers Save What They Love
Not every shopper buys on the first visit. Favorites gives them a heart to tap so they can save a piece and come back for it. The heart sits on every product card in your shop and on every product page, and everything a shopper saves waits for them on their own Favorites page. You get a report of what is being saved, which tells you what people want before they buy. Favorites is included on every plan.
Turning on Favorites
- Go to Dashboard → Settings → Store Settings.
- Under Product Features, check Enable Favorite Products.
- Click Save Store Settings.
The same switch is in the Settings gear on any product page, under Extras.
What shoppers see
- A heart on every product card in your shop, your category pages and product sections, in a small white circle at the lower right of the photo. A shopper can tap it without opening the product. It is grey when the piece is not saved and red when it is; tapping a red heart takes the piece off the list.
- A heart on the product page, on every product layout.
- A heart in your header that opens the shopper's Favorite Products page.

Favorites belong to a shopper's account, so they follow the shopper from phone to computer. A shopper who is not signed in and taps a heart is asked to log in or create an account first, then comes straight back.
The Favorites page
Every saved piece shows on the shopper's Favorite Products page with a red heart. Tapping a heart there fades the piece and takes it off the list; tapping again puts it back, in case of a slip. From here the shopper opens any piece and adds it to the cart as usual. Pieces on your Sold page do not get a heart.

Seeing what shoppers save
Go to Dashboard → Reports and find the Favorites card. View by product shows each piece with everyone who saved it; View by user shows each shopper with the pieces they saved. A piece that gets saved a lot but rarely bought may need a better photo, a clearer price or a nudge: a promotion or a flag. See Store Reports for the rest of your reports.
Tips
- Mention Favorites in your newsletter or on social media: "Tap the heart to save it for later." Shoppers do not always notice it on their own.
- Favorites are a good list to watch before a sale or a restock. The pieces people save are the pieces they are waiting for.
- For a sold-out piece, pair Favorites with Back in Stock Notifications so shoppers can ask to hear when it returns.
Questions? Email support@indiemade.com.