Product data feeds - Revision history

Admin at 03:31, 12 October 2026

2026-10-12T03:31:21Z

Admin: Document how to set a product's condition for product data feeds

2026-10-12T03:27:25Z

Document how to set a product's condition for product data feeds

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	Please ensure that you notify the portal service that you are deleting the URL so that they can cancel your service and so avoid calling a URL that no longer exists.		Please ensure that you notify the portal service that you are deleting the URL so that they can cancel your service and so avoid calling a URL that no longer exists.

			==== Indicating a Product's Condition ====

			Some product data feeds (such as Facebook, Google Merchant Center and Klaviyo) include a '''condition''' for each product. This tells the shopping service whether the item is new or used. It's important if you sell vintage, antique or second-hand goods, because listing a used item as new can breach the shopping service's policies.

			Spiffy Stores takes the condition from a product variation option called "Condition". To set it up:

			# Edit the product in the "Products" section of your store's Toolbox.
			# In the "Product Variations" section, click the '''(edit titles)''' link.
			# In the "Edit Variation Titles" window, click '''(rename)''' and choose "Condition" from the drop-down menu (or type it in), then click '''Save Options'''.
			# Click on the product's variation to open the "Edit Product Variation" window, type the condition into the '''Condition''' field (for example "Used", "Antique" or "Vintage"), then click '''Save Variation'''. If the product has more than one variation, set the condition for each one.

			Any value other than "New" is reported to the shopping service as "used". If the value is "New", or the product has no "Condition" option, it is reported as "new".

			<font color="red">IMPORTANT!<br>Make sure the condition is accurate. Listing a used item as "new" may cause your products to be rejected by the shopping service.</font>

Shawn at 03:11, 1 February 2022

2022-02-01T03:11:07Z

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	You can manage your store's product data feeds by navigating to "Marketing -> Product data feeds" in your Spiffy Store Toolbox.		You can manage your store's product data feeds by navigating to "Marketing -> Product data feeds" in your Spiffy Store Toolbox.

	On this page, you will find a list of supported product data feeds. If you can only see a feed for Facebook, it means that you're on a plan that doesn't include feeds for other services. You should consider upgrading your plan if you want to take advantage of more advanced ~~featured~~ like data feeds.		On this page, you will find a list of supported product data feeds. If you can only see a feed for Facebook, it means that you're on a plan that doesn't include feeds for other services. You should consider upgrading your plan if you want to take advantage of more advanced features like data feeds.

	Currently, Spiffy Stores supports feeds for the following services:		Currently, Spiffy Stores supports feeds for the following services:

Shawn: /* Creating a Product Data Feed */

2022-02-01T03:09:37Z

Creating a Product Data Feed

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	You can manage your store's product data feeds by navigating to "Marketing -> Product data feeds" in your Spiffy Store Toolbox.		You can manage your store's product data feeds by navigating to "Marketing -> Product data feeds" in your Spiffy Store Toolbox.

	On this page, you will find a list of supported product data feeds.		On this page, you will find a list of supported product data feeds. If you can only see a feed for Facebook, it means that you're on a plan that doesn't include feeds for other services. You should consider upgrading your plan if you want to take advantage of more advanced featured like data feeds.

	Currently, Spiffy Stores supports feeds for the following services:		Currently, Spiffy Stores supports feeds for the following services:

Shawn: /* Creating a Product Data Feed */

2022-02-01T02:28:18Z

Creating a Product Data Feed

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	*[[Creating a data feed for Getprice.com.au\|Getprice.com.au]]		*[[Creating a data feed for Getprice.com.au\|Getprice.com.au]]
	*[[Creating a data feed for Google Merchant Center\|Google Merchant Center]]		*[[Creating a data feed for Google Merchant Center\|Google Merchant Center]]
			*[[Creating a data feed for Google Merchant Center\|Pinterest]]
	*[http://www.shopprice.com.au Shopprice.com.au]		*[http://www.shopprice.com.au Shopprice.com.au]
	*[[Creating a data feed for Rakuten LinkShare\|Rakuten LinkShare]]		*[[Creating a data feed for Rakuten LinkShare\|Rakuten LinkShare]]

Admin at 06:25, 17 May 2018

2018-05-17T06:25:26Z

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	File:Data feed1.png\|Product data feeds		File:Data feed1.png\|Product data feeds
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	~~[[File:Data feed1.png\|Product data feeds]]~~

	One of the challenges of running an online store is to get your products and services known, so that potential customers can find your online store and hopefully make a purchase.		One of the challenges of running an online store is to get your products and services known, so that potential customers can find your online store and hopefully make a purchase.

Admin at 06:20, 17 May 2018

2018-05-17T06:20:26Z

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	File:Data feed1.png\|Product data feeds		[[File:Data feed1.png\|Product data feeds]]

	One of the challenges of running an online store is to get your products and services known, so that potential customers can find your online store and hopefully make a purchase.		One of the challenges of running an online store is to get your products and services known, so that potential customers can find your online store and hopefully make a purchase.

Admin at 06:19, 17 May 2018

2018-05-17T06:19:26Z

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	File:Data feed1.png\|Product data feeds		File:Data feed1.png\|Product data feeds
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			File:Data feed1.png\|Product data feeds

	One of the challenges of running an online store is to get your products and services known, so that potential customers can find your online store and hopefully make a purchase.		One of the challenges of running an online store is to get your products and services known, so that potential customers can find your online store and hopefully make a purchase.

Shawn: /* Creating a Product Data Feed */

2017-09-26T04:40:40Z

Creating a Product Data Feed

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	*[http://www.shopprice.com.au Shopprice.com.au]		*[http://www.shopprice.com.au Shopprice.com.au]
	*[[Creating a data feed for Rakuten LinkShare\|Rakuten LinkShare]]		*[[Creating a data feed for Rakuten LinkShare\|Rakuten LinkShare]]
	*Facebook		*[[Creating a data feed for Facebook\|Facebook]]

	==== Activating the Product Data Feed ====		==== Activating the Product Data Feed ====

Shawn: /* Creating a Product Data Feed */

2017-09-26T04:25:07Z

Creating a Product Data Feed

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	*[http://www.shopprice.com.au Shopprice.com.au]		*[http://www.shopprice.com.au Shopprice.com.au]
	*[[Creating a data feed for Rakuten LinkShare\|Rakuten LinkShare]]		*[[Creating a data feed for Rakuten LinkShare\|Rakuten LinkShare]]
			*Facebook

	==== Activating the Product Data Feed ====		==== Activating the Product Data Feed ====

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	*[[Creating a data feed for Getprice.com.au\|Getprice.com.au]]		*[[Creating a data feed for Getprice.com.au\|Getprice.com.au]]
	*[[Creating a data feed for Google Merchant Center\|Google Merchant Center]]		*[[Creating a data feed for Google Merchant Center\|Google Merchant Center]]
			*[[Creating a data feed for Google Merchant Center\|Pinterest]]
	*[http://www.shopprice.com.au Shopprice.com.au]		*[http://www.shopprice.com.au Shopprice.com.au]
	*[[Creating a data feed for Rakuten LinkShare\|Rakuten LinkShare]]		*[[Creating a data feed for Rakuten LinkShare\|Rakuten LinkShare]]

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	Currently, Spiffy Stores supports feeds for the following services:		Currently, Spiffy Stores supports feeds for the following services:

			*[[Creating a data feed for Facebook\|Facebook]]
			*[[Creating a data feed for Google Merchant Center\|Google Merchant Center]]
	*[[Creating a data feed for Shopping.com\|Shopping.com]]		*[[Creating a data feed for Shopping.com\|Shopping.com]]
	*[http://www.myshopping.com.au Myshopping.com.au]
	*[[Creating a data feed for Getprice.com.au\|Getprice.com.au]]		*[[Creating a data feed for Getprice.com.au\|Getprice.com.au]]
	*[[Creating a data feed for Google Merchant Center\|Google Merchant Center]]
	*[[Creating a data feed for Google Merchant Center\|Pinterest]]		*[[Creating a data feed for Google Merchant Center\|Pinterest]]
	*[http://www.shopprice.com.au Shopprice.com.au]		*[http://www.shopprice.com.au Shopprice.com.au]
	*[[Creating a data feed for Rakuten LinkShare\|Rakuten LinkShare]]		*[[Creating a data feed for Rakuten LinkShare\|Rakuten LinkShare]]
	*[[Creating a data feed for Facebook\|Facebook]]

	==== Activating the Product Data Feed ====		==== Activating the Product Data Feed ====

	<gallery heights="200px" widths="200px" class="right">		<gallery heights="200px" widths="200px" class="right">
	File:Data feed2.png\|Activating a product data feed		File:Data feed2.png\|Activating a product data feed
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	==== Using a Product Data Feed ====		==== Using a Product Data Feed ====

	<gallery heights="200px" widths="200px" class="right">		<gallery heights="200px" widths="200px" class="right">
	File:Data feed3.png\|Product data feed status		File:Data feed3.png\|Product data feed status
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	==== Managing a Product Data Feed ====		==== Managing a Product Data Feed ====

	If you need to make changes to the product data feed, you can edit it at any time. If you edit and change the title of the data feed, then a new URL will be generated. You will need to notify your portal service of the updated URL.		If you need to make changes to the product data feed, you can edit it at any time. If you edit and change the title of the data feed, then a new URL will be generated. You will need to notify your portal service of the updated URL.

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	==== Indicating a Product's Condition ====		==== Indicating a Product's Condition ====

	Some product data feeds (such as Facebook, Google Merchant Center and Klaviyo) include a '''condition''' for each product. This tells the shopping service whether the item is new or used. It's important if you sell vintage, antique or second-hand goods, because listing a used item as new can breach the shopping service's policies.		Some product data feeds (such as Facebook, Google Merchant Center and Klaviyo) include a '''condition''' for each product. This tells the shopping service whether the item is new or used. It's important if you sell vintage, antique or second-hand goods, because listing a used item as new can breach the shopping service's policies.