| google data feeds question | brian2391 | 8/1/12 11:39 AM | On our website we have maybe 3-4 products but we have hundreds of templates. All of these templates have the same title, desc and colors. The only think that changes in the ids. My boss told me to submit all templates which is 10,000 rows in excel. B |
| Re: google data feeds question | Celebird | 8/1/12 11:52 PM | if you wish to submit all the variants then yes, each variant (color, size, etc) for the product must be submitted as separate items (rows) with identical item_group_id values for each product variant group. google has rather strict rules for submit |
| Re: google data feeds question | brian2391 | 8/2/12 6:29 AM | Thanks a lot for the feedback. All you sure your feedback is 100% correct? My boss is telling me she submitted a 1 row of correct data. Sent it to Google to see if we did it right and Google agreed that its correct. It makes sense that we should put |
| Re: google data feeds question | brian2391 | 8/2/12 6:40 AM | Also, in my data feed, should I say somewhere that its $68.50 for 50 items?? I dont want people to just see "Wedding Lip Balm" for $68.50. |
| Re: google data feeds question | Celebird | 8/2/12 9:22 AM | google may be contacted directly here: http://support.google.com/merchants/bin/request.py?contact_type=item_error select other to explain the question to google. official contact policy should be here: http://support.google.com/merchants/bin/request |
| Re: google data feeds question | brian2391 | 8/3/12 5:04 AM | Thanks for the reply. for another website we have we only have 1 product. but we have hundreds of templates. Should I only submit that 1 product with different color variants or will it benefit us more if we submit the same product multiple times bu |
| Re: google data feeds question | brian2391 | 8/3/12 5:25 AM | Also I updated my datafeed and Im only going to submit 3 products. Can you make sure this is correct? thanks. Of these 3 products I was going to add 2-3 more templates to each product. But they will have the same title and description but with differ |
| Re: google data feeds question | Celebird | 8/3/12 5:59 AM | what does "templates" mean exactly? are these items physically in stock? can an order be in-transit to the consumer within 3-business-days? google requires that items submitted as in stock must be in-transit to the customer within 3-business-days or |
| Re: google data feeds question | brian2391 | 8/3/12 6:12 AM | templates meaning it just has different text. We make lots of different promotional products... Lip Balm, Koozies, Drawstring Backpacks, but heres 1 of our sites for example...http://www.totallyweddingkoozies.com/ This whole site there is only 1 pr |
| Re: google data feeds question | Celebird | 8/3/12 6:59 AM | if there is only one product then every item would need to have identical item_group_id the pattern attribute can be used to indicate a different design or graphic. http://support.google.com/merchants/bin/answer.py?answer=188494#pattern yes, items |
| Re: google data feeds question | brian2391 | 8/3/12 7:41 AM | I know its confusing but, Its all one product but we actually treat each template like its own product. So to us its 1 product. But to the customer all the templates are products so they see hundreds of products. All I need to know now is does it be |
| Re: google data feeds question | Celebird | 8/3/12 10:39 AM | to google it is one product. if submitted, the product's variants (templates) must all have identical item_group_id (signifying one product) with appropriate variant attributes (color, pattern, size, or material). two benefits are likely to help av |