Source Management

• How to conduct Source management (include/exclude collections, exclude specific products and variants, schedule sync, sync meta fields)

  With the aim of developing the most comprehensive application for our users, FeedHub comes back with a brand-new look and experience. This latest update introduces powerful new features and a more intuitive interface, ensuring users have greater control over their product listings. Let's explore these exciting changes and learn how to make the most of them. Source Management feature allows users to view and adjust settings for all connected stores effortlessly. This includes options toFew readers

• How to exclude products or variants based on Products Title and Variant Title

  There are multiple ways to exclude products or variants from your listings. This guide will walk you through the process of excluding them based on the product title and variant title in bulk. By following these steps, you can efficiently manage your catalog and ensure only relevant products and variants are included. Table of Contents Excluding Products Excluding Variants Exclude the Product At the Source Management, yoFew readers

• How to Exclude Variants Based on Inventory Quantity

  Ensuring that your advertising campaigns only promote in-stock products is crucial for optimal performance. Displaying out-of-stock variants can lead to wasted ad spend and a poor customer experience. By excluding these variants based on inventory quantity or availability, you can improve your campaign efficiency and maximize your return on investment (ROI). This guide will show you how to exclude out-of-stock variants effectively. Table of Contents Excluding Variants Based on InventorFew readers

• How to Exclude Products Based on Product Vendor

  When managing product synchronization, you may want to exclude specific brands from being synced. This guide will walk you through the step-by-step process to set up this exclusion rule. Table of Contents Accessing Source Management Enabling the Exclude Products by Rules Feature Adding an Exclusion Condition Adding Additional Exclusion Conditions (OptionalFew readers

Manage Feed Center

• Your quick guide to the Google Merchant Center Product Data Fields

  To get your products listed in Google Shopping Ads and displayed across Google surfaces, your product feed must meet Google's requirements. Google has a product data specification list that outlines the necessary data and formatting guidelines. Adhering to these specifications helps Google accurately match customer queries to your products, increasing visibility and sales. However, the requirements can be overwhelming. This guide wiPopular

• How to translate languages and convert currency for feed

  Localization enables businesses to translate language and convert currency for product feeds in Facebook and Google, making international e-commerce more accessible. To use this feature, you first need to install a translation application from the Shopify App Store. The information entered into the translation app will be synchronized with our translation feature. Below is a detailed guide on how to utilize the Localization feature effectively.Popular

• Create and upload a product feed to Facebook catalog

  Looking to grow your online sales through Facebook and Instagram? One of the most effective ways to showcase your products on these platforms is by creating a Facebook product feed. With our app, you can create, optimize, and manage this feed with ease. In this guide, we’ll walk you through every step— from setting up your Facebook Catalog to fine-tuning your feed settings—so you can get your products in front of the right audience. Besides creating product feed(s) on Google Merchant CPopular

• Create and upload a product feed to Google Merchant Center

  Managing and optimizing product feeds is essential for e-commerce success. A well-structured product feed ensures your products are discoverable on Google Merchant Center, boosting visibility and sales. This guide will walk you through the process of creating, connecting, and viewing your product feed using our app. Table of Contents Create a Product Feed Connect your Google Merchant Center to our App (1-connect-your-google-merchant-center-to-our-appSome readers

• How to use Field Mapping to optimize your feed

  Field mapping in Feed Center allows users to assign values to product fields, ensuring consistency across product listings. Additionally, implementing rules enables greater flexibility, allowing for automated modifications based on specific conditions. Table of Contents 1. Understanding Field Mapping Inputting Values for a Field Saving the Mapping Settings 2. Adding Rules for FSome readers

• How to submit products to TikTok Shop by a product feed?

  In FeedHub, we are proud to introduce the latest feature in our app that allows you to push products to TikTok Shop, one of the most trending social commerce platforms. With this new feature, you can seamlessly integrate your store with TikTok Shop and reach a broader audience. In this article, we will walk you through the steps to submit products to TikTok Shop via a product feed and manage them effectively. Table of Contents How to Push Products to TikTok Shop by a Product Feed (1-hSome readers

• How to create and upload a product feed to Tik-tok Catalog

  Recently, TikTok has become the leading platform for short-form mobile videos, providing companies with a significant opportunity to reach a large audience that values entertainment and authenticity. This presents a great chance for businesses to advertise their products on this well-known platform. To help merchants take advantage of this opportunity, FeedHub has introduced a feature that allows users to create and submit a product feed to TikTok Catalog. This guide will walk you through the sSome readers

• Shopify Setup Guide: Enable Facebook Product Feed and metafields syncing by using FeedHub.

  In this article, we will show you step by step to create a feed to sync to Facebook Catalog so that you can make it easier. Table of Contents How to Install FeedHub app and choose a suitable Plan Step 1: Install the FeedHub app Step 2: Approve Installation Step 3: Choose the Suitable Plan Step-by-step toSome readers

• How to solve the disconnected issue on Google feed

  If your Google feed has suddenly stopped syncing, don't worry—you're not alone! This issue happens when the feed is disconnected from Google Merchant Center. The two most common causes are: Table of Contents Socialhead was removed from your Google account. The email used to connect the feed has been removed from Google Merchant Center. (1-situation-2-the-email-used-to-connect-the-feed-has-been-removed-from-googlFew readers

• How Metafield helps you achieve higher product visibility on both Facebook and Google

  Our team has developed new features to enhance your experience. With this update, FeedHub allows you to optimize your product feeds even further by syncing existing metafields from your Shopify store and mapping them to your product feed. This ensures more detailed product listings, better customer targeting, and higher visibility on platforms like Google Merchant Center and Facebook Catalog. Let's take a closer look at how this works. Table of Contents What is a Metafield? (1-what-isFew readers

• How to use Facebook Category Specific Fields for feed

  Are your products not appearing as often as you’d like in Facebook Shop? The problem might be missing product details. Facebook now allows you to use Category Specific Fields, which give more detailed information about your products. This helps improve the discoverability of your items, making it easier for potential customers to find what they need. Table of Contents Customize your Facebook Feed event further with Category Specific Fields (1-customize-your-facebook-feed-even-furtheFew readers

• Set up both Facebook feed and Facebook Shop in one go using FBE (Facebook Business Extension)

  FeedHub is greatly honoured to become Facebook Marketing Partner on 10 November. With this partnership in mind, our mission is to create much better shopping experiences and seamless transactions for our merchants. Table of Contents Why need to use FBE? How to create a feed using FBE? Some notes on how Facebook uses the FBE permissions Use Mapping and RuleFew readers

• How to set up the supplementary feed?

  Supplementary feed is a feature of Facebook that allows users to enhance their Facebook catalog with additional product attributes. It supplements the product information provided in another data feed, enabling users to add or update certain fields for existing items in their catalog. Table of Contents Why Use a Supplementary Feed? When to Use a Supplementary Feed How to Create a Supplementary Feed (1-howFew readers

• How to solve the disconnected issue on Facebook feed

  Sometimes, your Facebook feed in FeedHub may get disconnected due to a change in the Facebook session for security reasons or because the Facebook account's password has been changed. When this happens, product information can no longer sync automatically with the Facebook Catalog. In this article, we will guide you step-by-step on how to reconnect your Facebook feed in FeedHub. Table of Contents Identifying the Facebook Feed Disconnection Issue (1-identifying-the-facebook-feed-disconFew readers

• How to download the feed as the XML file

  Normally, merchants can copy the URL of the feed they created in FeedHub and use it for different purposes. However, starting from January 6, 2022, with the release of version 3.9, FeedHub introduced a new feature that allows users to download their feeds as XML files. This article will guide you through the process of downloading your feed. Table of Contents Accessing the Feed Locating the Download Button Downloading thFew readers

• Get familiar with Feed Center's interface (manual submit, feed URL, delete a feed)

  The Feed Center is where all your product feeds are displayed with detailed information, including Channel, Market, and Language/Currency. This guide will walk you through the key features of the Feed Center, including viewing and managing feeds, syncing feeds manually, accessing Feed URLs, and deleting feeds. Table of Contents Viewing Your Feeds Syncing Feeds Manually Accessing the Feed URL (1-accessing-the-feed-Few readers

• How to manage your feed (include specific collections/products, schedule submit frequency)

  Each feed now has its own Settings section, allowing you to customize configurations for each feed independently. This is an improvement from the previous version, offering enhanced control over feed management. The Settings tab consists of three sections: Account Information Feed Info Product Source Filtering This article provides a step-by-step guide on how to configure these settings effectively. Table of Contents Account Information (1-account-informatiFew readers

• How to provide translated languages using Shopify Market in Facebook feed?

  This enhancement allows merchants to provide fully translated languages and converted currencies in their Facebook feed using the Localization feature. With this integration, you can ensure that your feed aligns with your Shopify Market settings, offering a seamless shopping experience for global customers. In this article, we will guide you through all the necessary steps to set up and optimize the Localization feature for your Shopify Market. Table of Contents How to ProvideFew readers

• How to use the Score feature to review feeds and edit basic product information

  The Score feature assesses the optimization of certain product data fields based on the criteria recommended by Facebook and Google. The better optimized the product data, the higher the score, leading to improved performance in ad campaigns. Users can edit and optimize specific fields directly in the app, ensuring that their listings are fully optimized for maximum reach and conversion. This guide will walk you through the Score feature, explaining how to use it effectively for FaceFew readers

• How to use Add rule and Extract rule function

  As a merchant, managing product data efficiently is crucial for optimizing your online store. In this guide, we will cover common scenarios merchants encounter and demonstrate how to use the Add Rule and Extract Rule features to handle them effectively. Table of Contents Add Rule to Choose the Image That You Want Add Rule to Set Up the Custom Field Add Rule to Set Up the Gender FielFew readers

• How to assign Category for your items on the feed

  Targeting and optimizing your product categories to match customer search terms is crucial for maximizing conversions, especially on Google Shopping Ads. Our latest feature allows you to assign a Product Category to a specific product group, improving ad targeting and product discoverability. We support two different categories based on feed type: Google Product Category for Google feeds Facebook Product Category (https://devFew readers

Manage Product Source

• How to set up and schedule sync your Product Source for the first time

  After installing FeedHub, you will be directed to the Setup page. This guide will walk you through the process of configuring a product source that best fits your needs. Table of Contents Source Filter Platform Account Product Source Filter Exclude Products Source Setting Product Title and Descriptions Preference Include Variants Hidden Products Schedule Sync Hourly SynFew readers

• How to manage all your products in Product Center

  Managing products from multiple sources can be challenging, but FeedHub simplifies this by consolidating all your products into a single platform. This gives you better knowledge and control over your inventory. This guide will walk you through how to view, manage, and resync your products within FeedHub's Product Center. Table of Contents View All Products 1.1 Grid View 1.2 List View View Product Details Resync a SpecifiFew readers

• How to manually sync and update your products to feed

  When you make changes in Shopify or BigCommerce, you may want them to reflect in your product feed immediately instead of waiting for the scheduled sync. This guide walks you through manually updating your product data and syncing it with your sales channel. Table of Contents Syncing New Data from Your Store Updating Your Product Feed Adjusting the Sync Timing SynciFew readers

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Pricing plans

• How to downgrade the current plan with Shopify merchants

  Downgrading your plan to a lower tier requires ensuring that the number of variants and feeds is within the limits of the selected plan. Additionally, advanced functions must be disabled to comply with the downgraded plan’s conditions. This guide provides a step-by-step process to review your current settings, reduce variations, disable advanced functions, and successfully downgrade your plan. Table of Contents Review Your Current Features and Settings (1-review-your-current-features-Few readers

• How to downgrade pricing plan with Big Commerce merchants

  Whether you're looking to downgrade your current plan or cancel automatic payments through PayPal, this guide will walk you through every step to ensure a smooth transition. We recommend following each section carefully to avoid billing issues or interruptions to your service. Table of Contents 1. Pre-requisite: Adjust Plan Within the App 2. How to Downgrade to a Lower Plan 3. How to Remove the App and CFew readers

FAQs

• What does Pending status on Google Merchant Center mean?

  When you submit a product feed to Google Merchant Center for the first time, your items go through an initial review to ensure they comply with Google's policies. During this process, which takes up to 3 business days, your products will show a "Pending" status. If the review is successful, your products will be approved and made available for Shopping ads. However, if your items remain pending beyond the expected time frame, this guide wilPopular

• How to setup your Facebook and Instagram Shop

  Shops allow you to create a customized digital storefront across Facebook and Instagram. Your shop gives you the ability to inspire your customers and help them find the products that are right for them as well as boosting sales across channels Table of Contents Requirements Before Setting Up a Facebook and Instagram Shop HSome readers

• How long does it take for my product feed to be created and submitted on Google Merchant Center/Facebook Catalog?

  After you create a product feed on Google or Facebook, our app will streamline the next process through three key steps: importing products, submitting them, and fetching their status back to the app. To keep you updated, we provide a ProgresSome readers

• How to choose the correct catalog and data source for your Facebook product feed

  If you already had Facebook feeds created by other applications, then it is important to choose the correct catalog and data source when you create a new one using our app. In this article, we will list the possible scenarios that can lead to data duplication or overlapping data. We will also guide you how to avoid these scenarios. Table of Contents What is a Facebook Catalog? What is a Data Source? Choose a Data SoFew readers

• How to resolve some issues on your feed (Google & Facebook channel)

  There are many causes of warnings or errors in your feed. We have compiled some common errors on Google Merchant Center and Facebook catalog. I hope the instructions in this article will help you Google Feed Unclaimed website Account isn't eligible for enhanced listings on surfaces across Google (https://socialhead.crisp.help/en/article/how-to-fix-commoFew readers

• How to fix common errors in Facebook Catalog (Products have Pending status for too long)

  If your products remain in a "Pending" status for an extended period, they will not be submitted to your Facebook Catalog. This can affect your advertising efforts and product visibility. There are several possible reasons why products may remain pending for more than a day. This guide will walk you through the most common issues and how to resolve them. Table of Contents Changed FaceboFew readers

• Check the feed's performance with Overall Statistic dashboard

  FeedHub has introduced a new Dashboard interface to help you efficiently manage all your data sources. This user-friendly dashboard provides valuable insights into your product statistics, submission statuses, and feed details, all within a centralized location. Table of Contents Overall Statistics Filtering Data by Date Range Total Products Overview Overall Statistics The Overall StaFew readers

• How Set To Rule and Extract Rule help to add missing data, fix errors and optimize your feed

  Rules give you greater flexibility and control over your product data. You can modify data for all products or specific product groups by setting conditions. This allows you to transform and optimize your data for the best performance. Table of Contents What are Rules? Set To Rule Extract Rule Why do I need to use Rules? How can I set up Rules? Set up Rules to add missing required data (3-Few readers

• How to fix common errors in Facebook Catalog (Errors related to product title)

  When listing products online, especially on platforms like Facebook, it is essential to follow specific guidelines for product titles. Errors in product titles can lead to disapproval or reduced visibility, impacting your sales and marketing efforts. This article covers common product title errors, their causes, and how to fix them. Table of Contents Title Too Long Uppercase Title Title Too Long One of the most common errors is havingFew readers

• How to fix Account Issues for Google feed

  Ensuring your Google Merchant Center (GMC) account is in good standing is crucial for successfully submitting product feeds. Previously, users had to manually check GMC for errors like Missing shipping value, Missing tax value, Pending initial review, Unclaimed website, and more. To simplify this process, the Account Issues function in FeedHub helps you quickly identify and resolve these issues within GMC. Table of Contents Understanding Account Issues (1-understanding-account-iFew readers

• How to use the shipping attribute for custom product shipping settings

  The shipping attribute in Google Merchant Center is designed to help merchants provide detailed shipping information on a product level. This attribute becomes essential when account-level shipping settings don’t apply or need to be overridden for specific items. By using this feature, merchants can offer flexible shipping rates and methods that better reflect their logistics strategy. In this article, we’ll walk you through when to use the shipping attribute and how to configurFew readers

• How to fix common errors in Google Merchant Center (Mismatched Domains [Link])

  If you're seeing a Mismatched Domain Link error in Google Merchant Center, it means that the landing page URL in your product data doesn't match the domain registered in your Merchant Center account. This guide will help you identify the cause of the issue and provide a step-by-step solution to fix it. Table of Contents Understanding the Mismatched Domain Error What are the common causes of this error? (1-2-what-are-the-coPopular

• How to fix common image errors in Google Merchant Center (Promotional overlay on image [image link])

  If you've uploaded product images to Google Merchant Center and received a "Promotional overlay on image" error, don't worry—this is a common issue. This error happens when your product images contain promotional text, retailer logos, or obstructing elements like watermarks. Google requires clean, unobstructed images to ensure a smooth shopping experience. Table of Contents What is the Difference Between Errors and Warnings?Popular

• How to fix common image errors in Google Merchant Center (Missing value [image link])

  If you're setting up a Google product feed, you may come across errors or warnings. One of the most common issues is the "Missing value image link " error. Don't worry! Here’s how to fix it quickly. Table of Contents Understanding Errors vs. Warnings in Google Merchant Center Why Does the "Missing value Image link" Error Occur? Steps to fix Missing Value ImPopular

• How to fix common image errors in Google Merchant Center (Invalid image)

  When setting up a Google product feed, you might encounter an "Invalid Image" error. This happens when Google cannot process your product images correctly. The most common reasons for this error include: The image URL directs to a webpage instead of an image file. The image file is missing or unavailable (404 error). The image is not in an accepted format (JPEG, PNG, GIF, TIFF, BMP). Ignoring this issue can result in disapproved products, affecting your ad performance. TabPopular

• How to fix common errors in Google Merchant Center (Missing Value [Size, Color, Gender, Age_group])

  If you are encountering the "Missing required attribute for apparel age group, color, gender, size " warning in Google Merchant Center, it means your products are missing these required fields. This article provides a step-by-step guide on how to resolve these issues efficiently using the Mapping feature in our app. Table of Contents Understanding Missing Values in Google Merchant Center Benefits of Assigning ThesePopular

• How to fix common errors in Google Merchant Center (Mismatched Value [Price] (Page Crawl))

  A "Mismatched Value Price (Page Crawl)" error in Google Merchant Center means the price in your product feed differs from the price on your website, leading to potential issues with your product listings. To fix this, ensure your feed and website prices match, update your feed regularly, and consider enabling automatic item updates. Table of Contents Understanding mismatched value (price) page crawl What does it mean? (3Some readers

• How to fix common image errors in Google Merchant Center (Processing failed [image link])

  If you're seeing the "Processing Failed Image Link " error in Google Merchant Center, don't worry—you're not alone! Many merchants face this issue, and the good news is that it's often temporary and fixable. Let’s go over what it means and how to resolve it. Table of Contents What Causes This Error? Understanding Errors vs. Warnings Steps to Fix "Processing Failed Image Link (1-steps-to-fix-processing-faileSome readers

• How to fix common unique identifiers error in Google Merchant Center (Limited performance due to missing identifiers [gtin, mpn, brand])

  If you’re getting this error in Google Merchant Center, it means that one or more of your product listings are missing unique product identifiers (UPIs). These identifiers— GTIN, MPN, and Brand—help Google properly categorize and rank your products in Shopping Ads. Without them, your ads may still show but with lower performance. The good news? You can fix this issue by providing at least two of these identifiers. If your product doesn’t have a GTIN, you can submit the MPN and BrandSome readers

• How to fix common unique identifiers error in Google Merchant Center (Invalid value [gtin])

  If you've encountered the "Invalid value GTIN " error in Google Merchant Center, don't worry—you're not alone. This issue is quite common and usually stems from incorrect or missing GTIN (Global Trade Item Number) values. Here's how you can fix it. Table of Contents How to fix Invalid GTIN Situation 1: Incorrect GTIN Provided Situation 2: GTIN Provided for a Custom Product (2-situation-2-gtin-provided-for-a-cSome readers

• How to fix common errors in Facebook Catalog (Image_link a required field is missing)

  If you choose to include all variants of your product in your feed, you may encounter the error message: "Imagelink: A required field is missing." This happens when your product variants do not have an assigned image. Facebook requires each product variant to have an image to be accepted into the feed. Fortunately, there are two ways to resolve this issue, depending on whether you want all variants to use the same image or different ones. Table of Contents Understanding the "ImagSome readers

• How to fix common errors in Google Merchant Center (Unavailable Mobile Landing Page/ Unavailable Desktop Landing Page)

  If you're seeing this error in your Google Merchant Center account, it means that Google is unable to access your product landing page. This can lead to your products being disabled from ads and free listings, preventing them from showing to potential customers. Please refer to this article for more information: HERE . Table of Contents Why is the USome readers

• How to fix common image errors in Google Merchant Center (Images too small)

  If you're setting up your Google Merchant Center feed, you might encounter an error stating that your product images are too small. This can prevent your products from being approved and displayed in shopping ads. Don't worry—we’ll walk you through how to fix this issue quickly. Table of Contents Why this issue is happening? Understanding Errors vs. Warnings in Google Merchant Center (1-2-understanding-errors-vs-warnings-in-google-merchant-centeFew readers

• How to fix common account errors in Google Merchant Center (Account is not eligible for enhanced listing)

  If your Google Merchant Center account is showing the error "Account is not eligible for enhanced listing," it means that your products are missing key attributes required for enhanced listings. These listings provide content-rich displays on the Shopping tab, helping you attract more customers. This guide will walk you through fixing this issue by identifying missing attributes and adding them correctly. Table of Contents Understanding Enhanced Listings Eligibility (1-understanding-eFew readers

• How to fix common errors in Facebook Catalog (Products can't be added by multiple data feeds: ids)

  If you're encountering the error message "Products can't be added by multiple data feeds: IDs," it means that the same product appears in more than one data feed. This duplication causes conflicts in product identification, leading to errors in your catalog. This guide will walk you through the step-by-step process to resolve this issue by removing the duplicate data feed from your Data Sources. Table of Contents Understanding the Error Identifying theFew readers

• How to fix common image errors in Google Merchant Center (Generic image)

  If you're setting up a Google product feed, you might encounter the "Generic Image" error. This happens when Google determines that your product image is too generic and does not clearly showcase the main product being advertised. A generic image can lower the effectiveness of your listing and, in some cases, lead to disapproval of your products. Table of Contents Understanding Errors vs. Warnings in Google Merchant Center (1-1-understanding-errors-vs-warnings-in-google-merchant-centeFew readers

• How to fix common account errors in Google Merchant Center (Unclaimed website)

  If you’re encountering the "Unclaimed Website" error in Google Merchant Center, it means your website URL is not yet verified and claimed by Google. This can prevent your products from appearing in Google Shopping. Fortunately, fixing this issue is simple. By adding a meta tag to your website's homepage, you can verify your website and claim your URL. Follow this step-by-step guide to complete the process efficiently. Table of Contents The Importance of Claiming a Website (1-1-the-imFew readers

• How to fix common errors in Facebook Catalog (Property rich_text_description contains invalid HTML)

  If you're encountering the error message "Property richtextdescription contains invalid HTML", it typically means that your product description contains special characters or formatting that Facebook does not support. This issue often arises when using symbols such as &, /, bullet points, or other rich text elements. To ensure compliance with Facebook's guidelines, it is crucial to remove any unsupported formatting and use only plain text in your product descriptions. This article wilFew readers

• How to fix common account errors in Google Merchant Center (Missing value [shipping])

  If your products are missing shipping information in Google Merchant Center, they may be disapproved until you provide the required shipping cost details. This guide will help you understand why this issue occurs and provide a step-by-step method to resolve it, ensuring your products remain active and eligible for listing. Table of Contents Why Does This Issue Happen? Benefits of Adding Shipping Information (1-2-benefits-of-adding-shipping-informatFew readers

• How to fix common unique identifiers error in Google Merchant Center (Ambiguous value [gtin])

  An "Ambiguous value gtin " error in Google Merchant Center means Google can't recognize the GTIN you've provided, likely because it's not in the correct format or length (8, 12, 13, or 14 digits). Here's a breakdown of the issue and how to fix it: Tables of Content Understanding common unique identifier error What Impact of common unique identifier error How to fix coFew readers

• How to fix common unique identifiers error in Google Merchant Center (Missing value [gtin])

  The Limited performance due to missing value GTIN error typically occurs when a product listing on a platform like Google is missing GTIN ( Global Trade Item Number). It's a warning that tells you that your product is missing this identifier and you may experience lower visibility of your products. Table of Contents How to Fix Missing Product GTIN Values How to Fix Missing Product GTIN Values To resolve the issue of missing GTIN valuFew readers

• How to fix common unique identifiers error in Google Merchant Center (Insufficient product identifiers: missing two out of three attributes)

  If you're encountering this error in Google Merchant Center, it means your product listing is missing at least two out of three required unique product identifiers: GTIN (Global Trade Item Number) Brand MPN (Manufacturer Part Number) To ensure your products are correctly listed and perform well in Google Shopping, you need to provide at least two of these three attributes. Table of Contents How to fix Insufficient product identifiers: missing two out of three attributes (1-Few readers

• How to fix common unique identifiers error in Google Merchant Center (Unsupported value (restricted) [gtin])

  The error "Unsupported value (restricted) gtin " in Google Merchant Center means the GTIN you provided falls within a restricted range that is reserved for future use, such as those starting with "2", "02", or "04". To fix this, you need to obtain a valid, non-restricted GTIN from the manufacturer and update your product feed. Table of Contents What Unsupported value (restricted)GTIN means? Restricted GTIN rangesFew readers

• How to fix issue "Invalid sale price" on your Google feed

  If you're encountering the "Invalid Sale Price" error on your Google feed, it's likely due to a mismatch between your product pricing fields on Shopify. Table of Contents 1. What is common issue? 2. How to Fix Invalid sale price 1. What is common issue? By default, FeedHub maps the "Compare Price" field in Shopify to Google's "Price" field. However, if your Compare Price is lower than the *Promotion PriceFew readers

• Brand:gtin:identifier_exists:mpn universal ids are missing

  When managing product listings, it's crucial to ensure that your products have the correct universal identifiers. One common issue is the error message: Brand:gtin:identifierexists:mpn universal IDs are missing. This means that your products are missing all three essential attributes: Brand (Vendor) GTIN (Global Trade Item Number) MPN (Manufacturer Part Number) Without these identifiers, your products may not be properly recognized in search engines or shopping feeds.Few readers