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# Manage Your Storefronts

You can review your storefront's performance and manage the content your audience sees. This help article guides on how to check key metrics, update your handle, organize tabs, and manage collections and products.

## Review the *My* S*torefronts* screen

Once you've [customized your storefront profile](/partner/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/platform-features/working-with-brands/storefronts-for-creators/customize-your-storefront-profile-for-creators.md) and [added collections and products ](/partner/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/platform-features/working-with-brands/storefronts-for-creators/add-collections-and-products-to-your-storefront.md)you can review your storefront and gain insights into its performance.

1. From the top navigation menu, select **Content →** [**Storefronts**](https://app.impact.com/secure/mediapartner/fr/brand-storefronts.ihtml).
2. In the *My Storefronts* screen, use the search bar and filters to find a specific brand's storefront.
   * Refer to the *Filter reference* below.
3. You can see a snapshot of each of your storefronts in this screen. See your brand's ID, your storefront's status, performance metrics across 30 days.
   * Refer to the *Metrics reference* below.
4. You can also do the following:
   * Select **Manage** to make changes to your storefront.
   * Select **Share** to grab a link to your storefront which you can share with your audience.
   * Select ![](/files/e73JQNs7IN9qLW45G4y1) **\[Analytics]** to gain further insight into your storefront.

<details>

<summary>Filter reference</summary>

| Filter     | Description                                                                      |
| ---------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Search bar | Search for your storefronts by name or ID.                                       |
| Status     | Filter your storefronts based on whether they're **Live** or still in **Setup**. |

</details>

<details>

<summary>Metrics reference</summary>

| Metric     | Description                                                             |
| ---------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Status     | Whether the storefront is still being set up or is `Live`.              |
| Page Views | The number of times the storefront was viewed in the last 30 days.      |
| Clicks     | The number of clicks on products in the storefront in the last 30 days. |
| Sales      | The sales generated through the storefront in the last 30 days.         |
| Earnings   | The earnings attributed to the storefront in the last 30 days.          |

</details>

## Edit your storefront handle

Choose a unique name that will appear in your storefront URL.

1. From the top navigation menu, select **Content →** [**Storefronts**](https://app.impact.com/secure/mediapartner/fr/brand-storefronts.ihtml).
2. Select ![](/files/oBEFVe3E943CUVsKxqUO) **\[Edit]** beneath *My Storefront&#x73;**.***
3. Enter your new handle.
   * Your handle must be unique and can contain any of the following characters: letters (`a-z`, `A-Z`), numbers(`0-9`), and underscores (`_`). All other characters are restricted.
4. Select **Save**.

## Add & manage tabs in your storefront

Organize your storefront and make it easier for your audience to shop your favorite products by using tabs. Tabs allow you to group your collections into categories, creating a streamlined and curated experience for your visitors.

### Add tabs

1. Navigate to your storefront in the impact.com platform.
2. Select ![](/files/dXOCCOE0n56U7PcJ8bWk) **\[Settings]** icon in the tab bar.
3. In the *Manage Tabs* slideout, select ![](/files/VqcpmzMHh7nwfeIDbwTu) **\[Add] New Tab**.
4. Enter the name of your tab.
5. Optionally, you can add more tabs.
6. Select **Save**.

### Manage tabs

From the *Manage Tabs* menu, you can customize your storefront's tabs:

* Reorder: Select ![](/files/4TveDSnRsYUMbDmogPAz)**\[Rearrange]** and drag and drop the tab.
* Rename: You can rename any tab, any time.
* Hide / show tabs: Use the toggle switch to hide or show the tabs on your storefront.
* Delete tabs: You can only delete tabs that don't contain any collections or products.
  * The *Collections* tab cannot be deleted.

## Manage your collections & products

### Manage your collections

Navigate to your storefront to do the following:

* Reorder your collections: Select **Reorder** from the bar at the top of the storefront page and use the ![](/files/4TveDSnRsYUMbDmogPAz) **\[Rearrange]** icon to drag and drop your collections in the order you want. Then select **Done**.
* Share a collection: Select ![](/files/orWqXn1yNikwuJjQEFBW) **\[Share]** to copy the collection link.
* Select ![](/files/Qc3nut7oCVbYVkz4qK9T) **\[More]** to **Hide** or **Delete** the collection.

### Manage your products

Navigate to a collection in your storefront to do the following:

* Reorder your products: Select **Reorder** from the bar at the top of the collection page and use the ![](/files/4TveDSnRsYUMbDmogPAz) **\[Rearrange]** icon to drag and drop your products in the order you want.
* Share a product: From the product card, select ![](/files/orWqXn1yNikwuJjQEFBW) **\[Share]** to copy the product link.
* Delete a product: From the product card, select ![](/files/Y8Uim17nPPqnss8IPW3w) **\[Delete]** to remove the product and confirm you want to delete it.


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