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Using Product Sets and Comparison Sets With Purpose
As a site grows, product pages begin to serve different purposes. Some help visitors browse and learn, while others help them narrow options and choose.
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As a site grows, product pages begin to serve different purposes. Some help visitors browse and learn, while others help them narrow options and choose.
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Once a Product Set is live and working, it is easy to treat it as finished.
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When you create a new Product Set, it’s easy to think that more updates are always better. Frequent updates feel like the safest way to keep prices accurate, products…
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If you’ve ever built a Product Set and thought, “This product almost fits,” you’ve run into an edge case.
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Sometimes, the same attribute data isn’t stored in one place across all merchants. One merchant might put color information in a color field, while another lists it…
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Datafeedr connects to dozens of affiliate networks and thousands of merchants globally.
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Not every merchant feed includes the same attributes. One merchant might list a product’s gender or material, while another leaves that field blank.
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When building Product Sets, sometimes you need to include multiple keywords, exclude others, or combine conditions to describe a very specific set of products.
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When building Product Sets, sometimes a single search term isn’t enough. You might want to target a specific brand, exclude certain keywords, or layer multiple filters…
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As the number of Product Sets grows, so does the need for structure.
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In affiliate storefronts, structured attributes like size, color, or material make a big difference.
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If you work with merchants across different countries, you have probably noticed that prices can appear in multiple currencies.