GoDataFeed has 200+ pre-built templates ready for your products to be mapped. These templates are built according to the feed specifications provided by the channel. Add templates to your GoDataFeed store to format your product information for your channels. Submitting your product data to channels in the right format is important for creating successful listings for your products.

Options for setting up product feeds

You've got options when it comes to how you want your feeds to be set up. 

A. Full-service plan with ongoing support

Your feed setups are included when you sign up for our full-service feed management plan. Our full-service feed management gives you access to top-tier support, built-for-you feeds, ongoing optimization, and feed health monitoring.

Get a quote for managed services

B. Request a one-time feed setup

Our team is available to set up for feed on your behalf. Each new account is offered one free non-marketplace feed setup to get you started.

Submit a request for a feed setup

C. Do it yourself - add a channel feed template

Choose one of our pre-built templates to send your products to the most popular channels like Google, Amazon, Facebook, Walmart, eBay and many more. These templates help you create and manage product listings, update inventory and prices and so on.

1. Go to Feeds > Click to add  
2. Click on "Channel Templates" - choose custom only if you are interested in building a template from scratch
   
   
3. Search for your desired channel, i.e. "Google Shopping Merchant Center" 
4. Click Select
5. Next, you will be prompted to activate your feed
6. Lastly, you will be prompted to compile your feed
7. Now, you are ready to setup your feed

Build a custom feed template

If you need a custom feed file in which you control the column headers, file format, and more, then you may build it using a custom template. Our app allows you to build your own feed in .csv or .txt format.

Feed specifications from the channel

Often, channels provided data definitions or specifications for the format in which they accept your product data. For example, Google's product feed specifications shows you how Google accepts product data for Google Shopping and their feed spec is used by many channels to process your product data.

Now that you have added a template to your store, we'll discuss how to setup your feed.

NEXT - Setup a feed