Introducing Categories

Industry categorization has been one of the most common feature requests since we launched Store Leads. Today, we're launching Categories which groups stores based on the products they sell. Our category list is hierarchical and consists of almost 400 separate categories. Here's our new Category filter showing a subset of our top-level categories. Category filter. Just click on a category to filter the results to stores that belong to the desired category.

Notifications

Have you ever wanted to know exactly when new data is added to Store Leads? To save you from checking manually, we've added notifications to let you know when new data is available. You can configure an email notification which, as you can probably guess, sends an email immediately after new data is added to Store Leads. You can also be notified by webhook which is likely to be of interest to developers who have integrated with the Store Leads API.

Collapsible Filters

As we've added more and more segmentation options to Store Leads, our UI has become more and more crowded. We now have so many segmentation options that finding the filter you're looking for can take a bit of scrolling. To help with these issues, we've added the ability to collapse and expand filters. The image below shows an expanded filter, which means that all filter values are visible.

Language Filter

Have you ever wanted to filter stores by language? Our new Language Filter allows you to do just that. Language filter. Just click on any language in the filter and the search results will include only stores with content in the selected language. As with all of our filters, the Language filter can also be used in the Store Leads API. Note that the Language Filter is only available on paid plans.

Keyboard Shortcuts

If you're like us and you spend a lot of time working in the Store Leads web interface, then you'll be happy to learn that we've added keyboard shortcuts to save you time. Instead of using the mouse for common navigation operations, you can now use your keyboard to navigate. The follow shortcuts are available: Keyboard shortcuts help screen. Just press the ? key to bring up the list of keyboard shortcuts at any time.

Square Online

Ever since Square acquired Weebly in April, 2018, we've been patiently for them to release their new ecommerce platform. Our patience has finally been rewarded as they released the new Square Online to the public on March 27th, 2019. And just a few days later, we've added Square to the list of ecommerce platforms that we track on Store Leads. It's still far too early to draw any conclusions about the success of the new platform.

Introducing Technologies

Shortly after Store Leads was launched, we added the ability to see the Shopify apps installed on each store. Based on your feedback, that's one of the features that you find most useful. But many of you want to track additional third-party technologies, not just the apps installed from the App Store. As a result, we've adding third-party technology tracking to Store Leads. To filter stores by technology, simply use the Technology filter on the Domain page.

Lists Filter in Search

If you've started to use our new List feature, which allows you to save stores to lists, then you'll be happy to learn that lists are now integrated with search. This allows you to search within a list, which can be really helpful if you've created a large list and want to find a store within it. Or maybe you just want to do more fine-grained segmentation within a list.

Saved Searches

It's not uncommon to run the same search more than once. Maybe you've segmented stores in the perfect way and you want to revisit the results. In the past, you could bookmark the search results and re-run the search any time you want. While that worked, it wasn't as easy as it could have been. Especially if you've got a number of searches that you want to track. To improve things, we've added a feature called Saved Search which, as the name implies, allows you to save searches.

Shopify Theme Change Log

We're now tracking theme changes for Shopify merchants. Looking at the history of theme changes for a merchant can be useful in a number of scenarios. A merchant with a rich theme change history is indicative of an active merchant, rather than a passive dropshipping business. The change log also helps theme vendors find merchants that have converted from competitors, or vice versa. To see the theme change log, simply click on the "