Customers often type 'sneakers' when searching for athletic shoes. The site's product attribute is 'Shoe Type' with a value of 'athletic'. The developer wants searches for 'sneakers' to return athletic shoe products. What should be configured in Site Search Preferences?

Create a search redirect from 'sneakers' to 'athletic shoes'

Add 'sneakers' as a synonym for 'athletic'

Add 'sneakers' to the Searchable Attributes list

Increase the ranking weight for 'Shoe Type'

A site sells music. Customers often search for 'album' but the product attribute is 'Format' with a value of 'LP'. The developer wants searches for 'album' to return LP products. What should be configured in Site Search Preferences?

Add 'album' to the Searchable Attributes list

Add 'album' as a synonym for 'LP'

Create a search redirect from 'album' to 'LP'

Increase the ranking weight for 'Format'

After configuring a new searchable attribute, what is the recommended way to verify that the attribute is searchable in the storefront?

Review the search index job status in Administration.

Perform a search using a term that matches the attribute value and check the results.

Check the Business Manager logs for search errors.

Ask a colleague to review the configuration.

What is the purpose of a search redirect in site search preferences?

To automatically send users to a specific page when they search for a particular term.

To prevent certain products from appearing in search results.

To change the order of search results for a specific term.

To add filters to the search results page.

A retailer wants customers searching for 'cotton' to see products with a 'Fabric' attribute value of 'cotton' ranked higher than products that merely mention 'cotton' in the description. The 'Fabric' attribute is already searchable. What should the developer configure in Site Search Preferences to achieve this?

Increase the search ranking weight for the 'Fabric' attribute

Add 'cotton' as a synonym for 'Fabric'

Create a search refinement for 'Fabric'

Enable the 'Fabric' attribute in Searchable Attributes

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Domain 3Objective 1

Given a Business Requirement, Modify Site Search Preferences and Settings to Enable Searching for a Specified Product Attribute. B2C-COMMERCE-DEVELOPER Practice Questions (Page 2)

Part of the DATA MANAGEMENT/BUSINESS MANAGER USAGE domain, which accounts for 21% of the B2C-COMMERCE-DEVELOPER exam.

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Customers often type 'sneakers' when searching for athletic shoes. The site's product attribute is 'Shoe Type' with a value of 'athletic'. The developer wants searches for 'sneakers' to return athletic shoe products. What should be configured in Site Search Preferences?
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A site sells music. Customers often search for 'album' but the product attribute is 'Format' with a value of 'LP'. The developer wants searches for 'album' to return LP products. What should be configured in Site Search Preferences?
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8foundation · easy
After configuring a new searchable attribute, what is the recommended way to verify that the attribute is searchable in the storefront?
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9foundation · easy
What is the purpose of a search redirect in site search preferences?
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10application · medium
A retailer wants customers searching for 'cotton' to see products with a 'Fabric' attribute value of 'cotton' ranked higher than products that merely mention 'cotton' in the description. The 'Fabric' attribute is already searchable. What should the developer configure in Site Search Preferences to achieve this?
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