Product feed specification

Shopping channels have product feed specifications that indicate what structure they should have. These specifications help the shopping channels better serve their users by comparing the products they are looking for.

Marketplaces – for example, Amazon or eBay
Social media sites – for example, Facebook
Price comparison sites – for example, Google Shopping

These channels use your product feed and must contain certain data for this.

You can have more data in the product feed. Some are necessary and some are voluntary. In this article, we’ll look at what data your product feed should contain.

Other voluntary data can only be linked to specific products such as age group, color, gender and size (for clothing, footwear).

If your product feed contains all of the above, you can use it in either Google ads or product price comparators to increase your sales.