Prepare titles, attributes and rules for product data. Connect feed management with monitoring and campaign results.
No account needed: compare one product’s title and attributes before and after enrichment.
The feed gives campaigns and monitoring a shared reference point. Start with one product: a change is easier to assess when its source, attributes and presentation in the channel are visible.
Open a catalogue item or a Merchant Center task. Check its title, price, availability and missing attributes. Separate incorrect data from stale data: improving a title will not fix an out-of-date stock level.
Make the title more specific and add information available in the source. An illustrative “Green shoes 42” can become a title that includes the shoe type and model. Colour and size should remain separate attributes as well as appearing in the description.
Review different product variants before applying the same approach across the catalogue. Then monitor feed freshness and product statuses. A rejection or price mismatch creates a reason to return to the relevant item through its task.
Complete attributes and enrich titles using catalogue data. Keep variants, identifiers, prices and availability consistent.
Build a feed for the intended destination and review its quality. Connecting a product to a campaign gives data issues their marketing context.
Processes can detect rejected products, stale sources or price and availability mismatches. Choose feed capacity as an add-on in pricing.
Use rules to organise titles and attributes for a selected part of the catalogue. When products share an issue, review the affected items and any exceptions. A before-and-after comparison helps you assess the correction before extending it to more products.
Choose a catalogue segment and prepare a feed with the attributes needed at the destination. Retain the identifiers linking products with the store and campaigns. After supplying the data, check product statuses and source freshness so monitoring follows the feed update.
A competitor price change and a mismatch between the feed and the store are different issues. One calls for a commercial assessment; the other needs a data consistency check. The linked task keeps the product, observation and next step together.
No. Start with one category or a few representative products. Compare the result, check exceptions and then expand the scope. This lets you assess the quality of the changes before working across the full catalogue.
The scope depends on where you apply the correction: source data, a feed transformation or channel configuration. Establish the destination before applying a change. Improving feed data does not by itself mean rewriting the product page in your store.
Feed size is an add-on in the pricing model. Before expanding, check how many products and variants you want to manage and which sources and projects they will come from.
Choose a product with an incomplete title or attribute and check its source data.
Compare the proposed version with the original and check for unsupported product claims.
Review another variant before extending the same approach to a larger product group.
Choose a process, connect its source and review the first result. Find package and add-on details in pricing.
