Now, let’s dive into the step-by-step process of creating your Shopify product feed URL:

Step 1: Access Your Shopify Admin Panel

Log in to your Shopify account and navigate to the Admin panel.

Step 2: Navigate to the Products Section

In the Admin panel, click on the “Products” tab located on the left-hand side menu.

Step 3: Customize Your Product Feed

• Click on the “All products” tab to view your entire product catalog.
• Use the filters and sorting options to customize the view based on your preferences.
  
  

Step 4: Export Your Product Data

• Once you have customized the view, click on the “Export” button located at the top right corner of the page.
• Select the format in which you want to export your product data. For creating a product feed URL, choose the CSV format.
  
  

Step 5: Customize Your Export Settings (Optional)

• If you need to customize the export settings, click on the “Customize export” link.
• Here, you can select specific fields you want to include in the export file and adjust other settings as needed.
  
  

Step 6: Export Your CSV File

• After customizing the export settings, click on the “Export” button to generate the CSV file containing your product data.
  
  

Step 7: Upload Your CSV File to Google Sheets (Optional)

• If you prefer to work with Google Sheets, upload your CSV file to Google Drive.
• Open Google Sheets, click on “File” > “Import” > “Upload” to upload your CSV file.
  
  

Step 8: Convert Your CSV Data into a Feed URL

• Once your data is in Google Sheets, you can manipulate it as needed.
• Use formulas and functions to format your data according to the requirements of the platform where you intend to use the product feed.
  
  

Step 9: Generate Your Product Feed URL

• After formatting your data in Google Sheets, you can generate a product feed URL using Google Sheets’ built-in functions.
• Use the CONCATENATE or JOIN functions to combine the necessary URL parameters with your formatted data.
• For example, if you’re creating a product feed URL for Google Merchant Center, you’ll need to include parameters such as product ID, title, description, price, etc.
  
  

Step 10: Test Your Product Feed URL

• Before using your product feed URL in any marketing campaigns, it’s essential to test it thoroughly.
• Use online validation tools or platform-specific tools (e.g., Google Merchant Center’s Feed Validation) to ensure that your product feed meets the required standards.