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# Target specific products

Learn how to select which products display your badge or label in Sami Product Labels.

Every badge needs a product scope. You can apply it to all products, pick products manually, or use conditions that update the matched set automatically.

## Targeting modes

The **Products** tab offers three targeting modes:

| Mode                             | Description                                                                                                                                 |
| -------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **All products**                 | Show the badge on every product.                                                                                                            |
| **Specific products**            | Search or browse the Shopify product picker and select individual products.                                                                 |
| **Products matching conditions** | Match products automatically by title, type, vendor, price, inventory, metafield, variant data, collection, and other supported attributes. |

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**Badging a discount**\
Under **Products matching conditions**, the field list has a **Discount conditions** group with **Sami discount** — it matches the products covered by a discount you created on the [Discounts](/discounts/overview.md) page. A badge scoped that way can also print the discount's own numbers with `{sami_discount_value_percent}`, `{sami_discount_code}`, and the other [Sami discount variables](/reference/dynamic-variables-reference.md).
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## How to set product targeting

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## Open the badge editor

From **Sami Product Labels**, open a badge or create a new one.
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## Go to the Products tab

Click the **Products** tab in the badge editor to access targeting settings.

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## Choose your targeting mode

Select one of the three targeting modes:

* **All products** — Apply the badge store-wide.
* **Specific products** — Manually search and select individual products from your catalog.
* **Products matching conditions** — Define rules that automatically target products based on their attributes.
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## For Specific products: search or browse

Search for products by name in the search field, or click **Browse** to open the Shopify product picker and select from your full catalog.

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## For Products matching conditions: add rules

Select whether products must match **all conditions** or **any condition**, then click **Add conditions** to create a rule. Choose the condition, operator, and value. Add more rows as needed.

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## Save your badge

Click **Save** to apply your targeting. The badge appears immediately on the targeted products in your storefront.
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Choose **All products** explicitly for a store-wide promotion. An empty **Specific products** selection is not the same as choosing all products.
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## Next steps

* [Target by product attribute](/badges-and-labels/target-by-attribute.md) — Filter products by title, type, vendor, price, inventory, and more.
* [Target by customer](/badges-and-labels/target-by-customer.md) — Show badges based on who is browsing your store.
* [Target by country & language](/badges-and-labels/target-by-country-language.md) — Display badges for specific regions or languages.

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**Need support?**

If you run into any difficulty while following these steps, contact us at <support@samita.io>.
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