AukeJomm

Hey @wovenheritagegh,

Great you are up and running in the Merchant center.
Did you check the product feed and see how many products are in there?

What is the feed URL?

Hey @tottello,

Thank you for contacting us.
What multilingual plugin are you using?
We support WPML and polylang.

Hello @marxhz,

Private products should not be included.
I did test this again and on my webshop, they are not included in the product feed.

Could you check again if you have the latest version and if the product is indeed set to private in the visibility settings?

To have a clear understanding. There are two types of visibility settings.
That is the “visibility” and “Catalog visibility”

in visibility you can choose “public”, “private” and “password protected”
I assume you are meaning the above.

Hey Jethro,

I have run some test on my local feed manager version and could not replicate the same issue.

Are your product also added to other categories besides the scotch whisky?

Hello @wovenheritagegh,

Thank you for your great questions.

You will have to submit the feed URL to your Merchant center. You will find the URL to the feed in your feed manager > Feed list and click the “view” link you find on the right of the list with feeds. It will open the feed on a new browser screen. You can then copy the URL and use that URL in your Merchant center.

To create or edit a schedule for a data feed:

– Sign in to your Google Merchant Center account.
– From the navigation panel, click Products.
– From the page menu, click Feeds to open the feeds page. (Make sure you’ve already registered your feed in your account.)
– Click the name of the feed you’d like to schedule.
– Click Schedule on the page that loads, and click Edit schedule at the bottom of the page.
– Schedule the desired frequency, timing, and location of your feed.
– Click Update schedule to save your changes or Update and fetch now to trigger an immediate fetch and upload of the file from the URL specified.

More info here: https://support.google.com/merchants/answer/1219255?hl=en

Let me know how it goes with the prices from the products with variations after you have submitted the feed in your Merchant center.

Jethro, could you send me a screenshot of the product category settings from the product?

Did you select all categories Scotch Whisky, Single Malt Whisky and Islay Whisky
Of did you only select one category like Islay Whisky?

I am trying to replicate the issue.
Until sofar without success.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 6 months ago by AukeJomm.

Hello Jethro,

Thank you for contacting us.
I am looking into this to see how we could improve this functionality for all situations, like your setup.

What did you use as source for the product_type attribute?

You should set the regular price in the price attribute and the sales price in the sales price attribute. Promote your products and attract attention to your ads and free listings by setup the sales and regular prices. When your product shows with sales price annotations, your sales stand out and potential customers see how much they’ll save.

Read more here: https://support.google.com/merchants/answer/6324371
And here: https://support.google.com/merchants/answer/9017019

The sales price attribute can be found in the optional attributes field at the bottom of the feed editor.

Alternatively, you could use conditions to use the sales price of your products in the price attribute when there is a sales price, and if not just use the regular price.
Nevertheless, that is not what Google and we would recommend.

Check this video for the alternative method: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jVb0uVfKAV4

Hello Erwin,

You can exclude products in the premium plugin with the product filter.
Check it out underneath the Category mapping tool.

“All products from the selected Shop Categories will be included in the feed except the ones where:” wppfm_product_gtin IS EMPTY

You can also include the product without GTIN number and set the identifier_exists to “no” That way you can also include products without GTIN. More about that here: https://youtu.be/jo1Qnl67Ptc

Hello @slim3650,

Thank you for your question.
Our free version will only create Google product feeds you can use in the Merchant center. If the attribute naming convention from the feed is not important it looks like a Google feed would be sufficient.

If you need to name the attributes like the example (like price instead of g:price) you will need a different feed.

Our premium feed builder is able to create custom XML feeds where you are able to create your own attributes with the names you want.

Hope this helps.
Let me know if you need further assistance.

Hello @cc0905

You can deinstall the plugin at any moment without issues.
If you are running a paid plugin contact support at [email protected] to cancel the possible subscription there is on the plugin.

The support here is for the free version.

Hello @cc0905

You can deinstall the plugin at any moment without issues.
If you are running a paid plugin contact support at [email protected] to cancel the possible subscription there is on the plugin.

The support here is for the free version.

Hello @cc0905

You can deinstall the plugin at any moment without issues.
If you are running a paid plugin contact support at [email protected] to cancel the possible subscription there is on the plugin.

The support here is for the free version.

Good find @benna69

The plugin is easy to use.
There are no restrictions on the number of products the feed can have in the premium version. Besides that you can also include product variations in the feed what increases the number of unique products in the feed.

Hello Andrea,

The adult attribute is a required attribute and is available in our feed manager. We do set this by default to ‘no’ but you can of course set this to yes.

Let me know if you need more information.