Product Feeds: Google Shopping and More from Your Catalog | InsightHub Product Feeds

Vídeo em Inglês, publicado pelo canal Insighthub App.

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Video summary

The video explains how InsightHub's Product Feeds tool transforms synchronized shop products into feeds for platforms like Google Shopping, Facebook, and Instagram. It covers the setup process, including basic configurations, field mapping, price adjustments, filters, category mapping, defaults, and feed validation before integration with the Merchant Center.

Key points

• Product Feeds converts shop products into feeds for Google Shopping, Facebook, Instagram, and price comparison sites.
• Basic setup involves defining the feed name, file name, language, format, currency, and stock settings.
• Fields can be customized, allowing modifications such as increasing prices by a percentage and rounding them.
• Filters and categories help manage which products are included and how they are classified, while defaults add missing catalog details like shipping costs.
• The check feed function validates products against platform rules before the feed is activated and connected to the Merchant Center.

Topics

Product FeedsGoogle ShoppingE-commerce IntegrationCatalog ManagementDigital MarketingOnline Retail

Video transcript

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Product Feeds turns the products synced from your shop into feeds for Google Shopping, Facebook and Instagram, price comparison sites or a file of your own. A new feed starts with the platform; each tile names the formats the platform reads and the date of the rules InsightHub follows. Under Basics, the name and the file name in the feed address are already filled in, and we pick English as the feed's language. Format, currency and whether only products in stock go in are set here too; Next creates the feed, still switched off. Fields lists what Google expects, filled from your catalog: required fields carry a red star, and every field can take another source. With the wand on the price, this feed adds eight percent and rounds every price to an ending of .99, while the shop keeps its own prices. Filters keep or leave out products by category, brand, price or stock; without a rule, every product goes in. Under Categories, each shop category can get its Google product category, and Office Furniture becomes the default for all of them. Defaults add what the catalog does not say, such as the condition and a shipping cost per country, here €4.90 to Germany. Check feed builds the feed and checks every product against Google's current rules; a product with a problem would stay out. All 24 products can go in, and the first rows show what Google will read, with the price already raised and rounded. The feed address goes into Merchant Center as a product source with a daily fetch, and the switch turns the feed on. From now on the feed is rebuilt after every product sync, and Rebuild now builds the file right away. Back in the list, each feed shows its status, the number of products, the last build and its address. Start your free trial now at sg5.biz/insighthub.

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Assuntos: E-commerce, Marketing e SEO, Logística e pagamentos, IA e tendências. Publicado no YouTube em 2026-11-06.

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