You can also use the Manage feeds page to edit existing feeds, for example to limit which categories are included, or exclude specific categories from your feed. To create additional feeds (for example inventory feeds, or review feeds) use the “Manage feeds” link below the active feeds list. Out-of-the-box, the plugin is configured with a standard Google Product Feed covering all categories in your store.

Make a note of this URL as you’ll need it when you set up the feed in Google Merchant Centre. The available feed URLs appear in the Active feeds section as per the screenshot below. You can find these in your WordPress admin area by going to WooCommerce » Settings » Product Feeds. Your feed URL is given on the plugin settings page. Settings for both shipping, and taxes can be found under the “tools” popup menu in your Google Merchant Centre account in the top navigation. If you don’t configure these before importing your feed then the import may fail due to missing shipping / tax information, so it’s easier to get these set up first. Google will use these to apply appropriate shipping and taxes to your product ads based on the visitor viewing the ad. The first thing to do, before you import your feed for the first time is to make sure that you’ve set up appropriate tax and shipping settings. If you don’t have one already, you can sign up here Configure your Google Merchant Centre account ↑ Back to top You need a Google Merchant Centre account. Google Product Feed – Setting up your feed in Google Merchant Centre Google Product Feed - Setting up your feed in Google Merchant Centre Elementor Connector for WooCommerce BookingsĪll Products for WooCommerce Subscriptions

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