You’ve probably heard the news that Google has added a new function to its Merchant Center to help advertisers format their Google shopping feeds more easily. The Feed Rules tab is a basic solution designed for merchants who have a small inventory of products and who need to make sure their feed complies with Google's specification – otherwise, their products may be rejected.
What can you do with Google Feed Rules?
- Map column headers
- Transform values
- Populate missing attributes
- Add custom labels
- Add shipping values
Who are Google Feed Rules designed for?
Smaller companies with very basic feeds, wanting to merely get their data accepted by Google - for Google Shopping only. However, when it comes to truly optimizing your data and maintaining a clear overview, the feed rules feature certainly has its limitations - the most obvious one being that it serves one channel only: Google.
Google Feed Rules vs. Productsup
If you're wondering how Google Feed Rules compare to the Productsup software, our on-demand webinar explains the following:
- what Google Feed Rules look like
- how they translate in Productsup
- key pro’s and con’s for each solution
This will help you better understand what kind of business needs the new Google feed rules serve best.
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Google will surely not be stopping here. In time we’ll probably be seeing more additions and improvements - and we're keeping a keen eye on it.
What does this mean for Productsup?
To put it simply, nothing! Truth is, Google’s got nothing on our hundreds of data manipulation possibilities, lightning-fast processing speed, multiple import data sources, API integrations, live data preview, and machine learning capabilities (to name a few). Oh, and most importantly, it’s limited to one export channel only: Google.
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