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- A feed is a file that contains a list of products you want to advertise through Merchant Center. When you add your products, you’ll assign attributes to each one. Your product feeds will use these attributes to group your products together.
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- About feeds
A feed is a file that contains a list of products you want...
- Create a feed
To upload your product data in Google Merchant Center,...
- Overview
Merchant Center is a free tool that helps millions of...
- About feeds
A feed is a file that contains a list of products you want to advertise through Merchant Center. When you add your products, you’ll assign attributes to each one. Your...
Merchant Center is a free tool that helps millions of shoppers on Google discover, explore, and buy your products. With a Merchant Center account, you can upload and manage your product data...
To upload your product data in Google Merchant Center, you'll first need to create a feed to which you can submit your data. This step is required for any new feed, and when a feed...
Use custom attributes to make changes and store your data before assigning the values to a product data specification attribute. This article explains how to set up custom attributes to use in...
In this article, we'll dive into the world of Google Merchant Center and guide you through the essential steps to creating a high-quality product feed, a key element to maximizing your digital marketplace presence.
Google Merchant Center’s feed rules are a data transformation tool you can use to insert and modify your product data in order to match Google’s product data specification requirements. Once created, the feed rules will automatically be applied to the feed each time it’s uploaded.
