Tag Cloud Zen Cart Module

Tag Cloud Zen Cart module generates Cloud of Tags, based on Zen Cart product names, Zen Cart category names, most popular(purchased) products, most viewed products, products with most reviews etc.

A tag cloud (or weighted list in visual design) can be used as a visual depiction of content tags used on a web site. Often, more frequently used tags are depicted in a larger font or otherwise emphasized, while the displayed order is generally alphabetical. Thus both finding a tag by alphabet and by popularity is possible. Selecting a single tag within a tag cloud will generally lead to a collection of items that are associated with that tag.

Key Features

• Very easy installation (just copy files and insert small piece of code where tag cloud will appear), step by step installation instruction included
• More then 10 Tag Cloud generation algorithms available out of the box
• 10 visual CSS Templates available out of the box
• Custom CSS support (you can customize for your needs)
• Multiple configuration parameters available for advanced users
• Completely dynamic – no manual work needed
• Supports LARGE number of products (tested with 20 000+)
• 3 months FREE module upgrade included
• Supports Advanced SEO for osCommerce (with Zen Cart support) by MagneticOne
• Supports third-party SEO links modules (must have enabled for excellent results)

Benefits

• New modern/fresh look – it is just visually appealing
• Much better internal linking
• Pages of your website will be linked better between themself which brings great SEO points
• A great way to highlight products/categories/keywords that sell for you (by using most ordered algorythm)
• Higher customer confidence/conversion by making your website more social
• No ongoing management needed (module is completely automated once you setup it in minutes)
• Easy way to stand out from competitors
• Other small stores don’t have this kind of things yet, only big boys like Amazon had money for this
• Allows you to show only TOP-performing items, while hiding the low-performers