Pages let you create and customize screens that align Commerce Studio with your website’s search experience. These pages are a valuable tool to create, test, and refine how users interact with your site.
To test search scenarios using the pages, you can set up and manage rules in Ranking Rules and Visual Editor. Then, you can test your customer’s search experience in both Visual Editor and Live Site Simulator.
The number and types of pages you build depends on your business and use case.
In general, it’s helpful to create the following pages:
A landing page. What do customers see when they arrive on your website?
Category pages. How are your products organized?
Campaign pages. Does your website have pages for sales, bestselling items, or special promotions?
Experiment with different versions of the same page.
For example, create multiple landing pages to try out new product layouts and see how that affects discoverability.
You can configure typeahead settings for all pages.
Click Typeahead Settings > Create Typeahead.
In the Query Profile field, enter the Fusion query profile name to use. This value must match an existing Fusion query profile, which points your search application to the specified static endpoint.
Click the Layout and Item Fields tab to add fields.
Click Add Field.
In the Field Name, enter the field name from your site’s database that will be searched to find possible matches when the customer enters search terms.
Select a Field Style from the menu. The options are price to display money amounts, url to display the URL where the data is located, or generic to display text.
A page is comprised of Facets, Recommendations, and Results Lists.
Click Create New Page.
In the Name field, enter a name for the page.
Optional: In the Description field, enter user-defined text to describe the page.
Click Next.
Click Add New Sections and select an option from the menu:
Facets
Recommendations
Result List
This example adds Facets, but the same fields are required if you add Recommendations or Result List.
In the Name field, enter a name for the section.
In the Query Profile field, enter the Fusion query profile name to use. This value must match an existing Fusion query profile, which points your search application to the specified static endpoint.
To view the steps for a specific page type, click the title tab.
Click the Facets Field tab to add facets.
Click Add Facets.
Here is an example adding a product color facet.
In the Facet Field, enter the field name that will be identified as a facet.
Select the Facet Type. The values are:
Field, which does not include a range.
Range and then enter Range Start value, the Range End value, and the Range Gap value, which designates the span of the range as a value to be added to the lower boundary.
Click the Advanced toggle to specify the following settings for the facet:
In the Select Type field, specify if the facet supports a single selection, or multiple selections.
In the Facet Sort field, specify the order of the facet field constraints. The values are by count and by the order of the index.
In the Min Count field, enter the minimum counts required for a facet field to be included in the response.
In the Boost Values field, enter the list of values to boost, in the order you want them included.
In the Bury Values field, enter the list of values to bury, in the order you want them included.
In the Suppress Values field, enter the list of values to remove from the response.
Click Add Response Value to specify the Field Name that will contain the response for the facet and its Field Value . You can add multiple response values.
Complete one of the following:
If you want to add another section, click Add New Sections, select the type of section (Recommendations or Result List), and use the steps outlined for that type to create that section.
If you have added all of the page’s sections, click Next. If you want to change the order of the sections, click and hold the section to move, and drag it to the correct place. Click Create New Page.
Click the Layout and Item Fields tab to add fields.
Click Add Field.
Enter the Field Name used for the recommendation.
Select a Field Style from the menu. The options are price to display money amounts, url to display the URL where the data is located, or generic to display text.
Enter a Field Display Name. The title of the field. For example, the Field Display Name for the product_title_s field is Product Name. If you add the price_s field, the Field Display Name can be any text such as Price.
Optional: Enable Inline Analytics to display metrics on the results returned on the page.
Select a value in the Metrics Duration field. For example, Last 30 Days. This determines the amount of time calculated in the metrics. The duration displays on the item above the corresponding metrics.
In the Document ID Field, enter the field to be used as the document ID when retrieving metrics from the Signals Store. The default is id.
In the Add Up to 3 Metrics field, you can select any or all of the following metrics to display for the item (and the amount of time selected in the Metrics Duration field):
ATC. Add to cart is also referred to as cart add rate. The cart add rate measures the percentage of clicks that result in an item being added to the shopping cart. This metric highlights the effectiveness of product pages and user readiness to purchase.
Purchases. Displays the number of purchases related to this item.
Revenue. Displays the revenue related to this item.
RPV. Revenue per visit displays the average revenue received per visit for the item for the time period specified in the Metrics Duration field. This metric allows users to assess the effectiveness of driving revenue through individual customer visits, aiding in optimizing user engagement and marketing efforts.
CVR. Conversion rate is also referred to as search conversion rate. The search conversion rate measures the percentage of searches that result in a completed purchase. This metric represents the final step in the user journey from query to conversion, offering a clear indicator of overall search effectiveness and customer satisfaction. For example, a conversion rate of 5% means that 5 out of every 100 searches lead to a purchase.
Complete one of the following:
If you want to add another section, click Add New Sections, select the type of section (Facets or Result List), and use the steps outlined for that type to create that section.
If you have added all of the page’s sections, click Next. If you want to change the order of the sections, click and hold the section to move, and drag it to the correct place. Click Create New Page.
Click the Layout and Item Fields tab to add fields.
Enter the Field Name for the result list.
Select a Field Style from the menu. Two field styles are programmed by default: Image and Title.
Select Show Variants to enter an alternative to the specified field.
Enter the Field Name for the variant.
Select a Field Style from the menu for the variant.
Enter a Variant SKU ID for the variant.
Optional: Click Add Field to enter additional fields.
Enter the Field Name used for the result list.
Select a Field Style from the menu. The options are price to display money amounts, url to display the URL where the data is located, or generic to display text.
Enter a Field Display Name. The title of the field. For example, the Field Display Name for the product_title_s field is Product Name. If you add the price_s field, the Field Display Name can be any text such as Price.
Optional: Enable Inline Analytics to display metrics on the results returned on the page.
Select a value in the Metrics Duration field. For example, Last 30 Days. This determines the amount of time calculated in the metrics. The duration displays on the item above the corresponding metrics.
In the Document ID Field, enter the field to be used as the document ID when retrieving metrics from the Signals Store. The default is id.
In the Add Up to 3 Metrics field, you can select any or all of the following metrics to display for the item (and the amount of time selected in the Metrics Duration field):
ATC. Add to cart is also referred to as cart add rate. The cart add rate measures the percentage of clicks that result in an item being added to the shopping cart. This metric highlights the effectiveness of product pages and user readiness to purchase.
Purchases. Displays the number of purchases related to this item.
Revenue. Displays the revenue related to this item.
RPV. Revenue per visit displays the average revenue received per visit for the item for the time period specified in the Metrics Duration field. This metric allows users to assess the effectiveness of driving revenue through individual customer visits, aiding in optimizing user engagement and marketing efforts.
CVR. Conversion rate is also referred to as search conversion rate. The search conversion rate measures the percentage of searches that result in a completed purchase. This metric represents the final step in the user journey from query to conversion, offering a clear indicator of overall search effectiveness and customer satisfaction. For example, a conversion rate of 5% means that 5 out of every 100 searches lead to a purchase.
Complete one of the following:
If you want to add another section, click Add New Sections, select the type of section (Facets or Recommendations), and use the steps outlined for that type to create that section.
If you have added all of the page’s sections, click Next. If you want to change the order of the sections, click and hold the section to move, and drag it to the correct place. Click Create New Page.
