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BNবাংলাFlux produits
Comment créer des flux produits pour Google Merchant Center et les catalogues Meta. Nous expliquons les champs obligatoires, les motifs de refus fréquents et comment garder stock et prix synchronisés. Les articles couvrent WooCommerce, Shopify et les boutiques qui ne peuvent exporter qu’un fichier CSV. Chaque guide présente des règles qui améliorent les flux : ignorer les articles en rupture, de meilleurs titres et des ajustements de prix. Nous expliquons aussi à quelle fréquence un flux doit se mettre à jour selon la taille de votre catalogue. Des flux produits propres, ce sont plus de produits approuvés et moins de surprises dans vos annonces.
20 sept. 2026 · 7 min de lecturePerformance Max and Your Product Feed: What Really Matters
How Performance Max campaigns use your product feed, which feed attributes shape results, and how to structure listing groups with product types and labels.
19 sept. 2026 · 7 min de lectureProduct Feed Health Metrics: What to Monitor Every Week
The product feed metrics worth tracking weekly: approval rate, fetch success, item counts, mismatches, identifier coverage and product-level performance.
17 sept. 2026 · 7 min de lectureShopify vs WooCommerce Product Feeds: Key Differences
How product feeds differ between Shopify and WooCommerce: data structure, variants, identifiers, taxes, markets, feed options and pitfalls on each platform.
16 sept. 2026 · 8 min de lectureGoogle Product XML Format Explained: RSS, Atom and g: Tags
How Google's product XML feed format works: the RSS 2.0 and Atom structure, the g: namespace, required elements, escaping, repeated fields and validation.
15 sept. 2026 · 8 min de lectureMigrating Your Store Without Breaking Product Feeds
How to move to a new e-commerce platform without losing Shopping and catalog ads: keep product IDs, map URLs, rebuild feeds, test and switch…
14 sept. 2026 · 7 min de lectureProduct Feed URL: Hosting, Access and Keeping It Reliable
How to host a product feed at a stable URL that Google and Meta can always fetch: file location, access protection, firewalls, caching, size…
13 sept. 2026 · 8 min de lectureProduct Landing Pages: What Feed Links Must Lead To
What a product link in your feed must lead to: a working page for the exact product and variant, with matching price, stock and…
12 sept. 2026 · 7 min de lectureWhich Products to Exclude from Your Feed and How to Do It
Which products to leave out of a product feed, from restricted and sold-out items to low-margin and hidden products, and how to exclude them…
10 sept. 2026 · 7 min de lecturePrice Rules in Product Feeds: When and How to Adjust Prices
When adjusting prices in a product feed makes sense, which rules are safe (rounding, currency, tax, channel pricing) and how to avoid mismatches with…
9 sept. 2026 · 7 min de lectureApparel Product Feeds: Color, Size, Gender and Age Group
The attributes clothing and shoe stores need in product feeds: color, size, gender, age group, size system, variants and images, and how to avoid…
8 sept. 2026 · 7 min de lectureProduct Feed Management for Agencies: Many Clients, One Process
How agencies can manage product feeds for many client stores: onboarding audits, standard conventions, access, monitoring and who fixes what at the source.
7 sept. 2026 · 7 min de lectureUsed and Refurbished Products in Feeds: Condition Done Right
How to list used and refurbished products in Google and Meta product feeds: the condition attribute, titles, identifiers, images and honest descriptions.