SearchSpring Specialist for E-Commerce Revamp
Budget: $1,500 – $3,000 AUD
Following a recent theme upgrade on the BigCommerce CMS, our SearchSpring implementation is no longer performing as it should. We need an experienced SearchSpring specialist to diagnose what's broken, restore full functionality, and advise on best-practice configuration going forward.
This is a short, sharp, high-impact engagement. You'll work directly with our Digital Marketing Manager — diagnosing issues, implementing fixes, and transferring knowledge so the platform is left in a stronger, well-documented state than before.
What you'll do
Audit the current SearchSpring setup post theme-upgrade and identify what has broken or regressed
Restore search, autocomplete, merchandising, filtering/faceting and any affected functionality
Re-establish correct data feed / catalogue indexing and template integration with the new theme
Review and optimise relevancy rules, synonyms, redirects and merchandising campaigns
Advise on best-practice configuration and guardrails to prevent breakage on future theme changes
Coach and upskill our Digital Marketing Manager so they can confidently manage day-to-day
What we're looking for
Deep, demonstrable SearchSpring expertise — not general site-search; specifically SearchSpring's IQ, merchandising console, and integration model
Proven experience troubleshooting SearchSpring after theme or platform changes
Strong understanding of how SearchSpring templates, data feeds and front-end integration interact
Familiarity with the ecommerce platform/theme framework in use (please tell us yours)
Ability to explain best practice clearly to a non-developer marketer
Self-directed, fast, and outcomes-focused
This is a short, sharp, high-impact engagement. You'll work directly with our Digital Marketing Manager — diagnosing issues, implementing fixes, and transferring knowledge so the platform is left in a stronger, well-documented state than before.
What you'll do
Audit the current SearchSpring setup post theme-upgrade and identify what has broken or regressed
Restore search, autocomplete, merchandising, filtering/faceting and any affected functionality
Re-establish correct data feed / catalogue indexing and template integration with the new theme
Review and optimise relevancy rules, synonyms, redirects and merchandising campaigns
Advise on best-practice configuration and guardrails to prevent breakage on future theme changes
Coach and upskill our Digital Marketing Manager so they can confidently manage day-to-day
What we're looking for
Deep, demonstrable SearchSpring expertise — not general site-search; specifically SearchSpring's IQ, merchandising console, and integration model
Proven experience troubleshooting SearchSpring after theme or platform changes
Strong understanding of how SearchSpring templates, data feeds and front-end integration interact
Familiarity with the ecommerce platform/theme framework in use (please tell us yours)
Ability to explain best practice clearly to a non-developer marketer
Self-directed, fast, and outcomes-focused
Related categories:
PHP
Education
CMS
MySQL
HTML
BigCommerce
Digital Marketing
Documentation
Website Optimization