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Ecommerce

Product Feed

A product feed is a structured data file (typically XML, CSV, or JSON) that lists the products on your ecommerce site with their attributes, used to syndicate inventory to Google Shopping, Meta, marketplaces, and comparison shopping engines.

Every channel that displays your products needs a feed in its required schema. Google Merchant Center has its own format; Meta has its own; Amazon, Walmart, and TikTok Shop each have theirs. Mature ecommerce platforms either generate these directly or via integrations.

The most-common feed problems are attribute mismatches (missing GTIN, wrong category, low-quality images), policy violations (restricted product categories, prohibited claims in titles), and stale data (the feed shows in-stock but the product sold out an hour ago). Each one suppresses your listings without an obvious warning.

Feed quality directly affects paid acquisition performance. A clean, optimised Google Shopping feed will outperform an unoptimised one at the same spend — sometimes by 2–3×. Title structure, image quality, GTIN coverage, and category accuracy each independently influence ranking inside the shopping carousel.

Related terms

  • SKU (Stock Keeping Unit)

    A SKU is a unique alphanumeric identifier assigned by a retailer to each distinct purchasable item, used internally for inventory, ordering, and fulfilment.

  • Product Variant

    A product variant is a specific purchasable version of a parent product, distinguished by one or more attribute values such as a red, size-large shirt.

  • Conversion Rate

    Conversion rate is the percentage of visitors to a page or funnel who complete a desired action, calculated as conversions divided by total visitors.

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