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Channel-Level Visibility in Performance Max Brings New Clarity to Your Campaigns
Performance Max is no longer a black box. With new channel-level visibility, you can finally see how each surface is performing—and make smarter, more targeted decisions because of it. Here’s how to start using the data.
New in GoDataFeed: Q1 Optimizations and Updates
In our ongoing efforts to enhance our platform, we are excited to announce three new updates that will make managing your product feeds even more efficient and user-friendly: Catalog Card View, Feed Rule Description, and Re-Branding our “Products” tab to “Imports.”
Google Sunsets FTP Merchant Center Data Feeds
Important news update on the state of FTP feed files for Google Merchant Center. This will impact all ecommerce professionals who are currently using FTP files to upload product data to Google's Merchant Center
New in GoDataFeed: Q4 Optimizations, Integrations, and Updates
In an effort to continue improving our platform, GoDataFeed has made some updates that help our customers use and navigate through our app smoothly and seamlessly. Read on for all the changes we made in Q4!
GoDataFeed Download - Q4 2020 Updates
Here’s what’s new with GoDataFeed as of Q4 of 2020.
New in GoDataFeed: Squarespace Integration
A new platform has joined our catalog of integrations. We're thrilled to announce that GoDataFeed now integrates with Squarespace!
New in GoDataFeed: Type-to-Find Category Mapping
If you have a manageable amount of source product categories, then mapping your channel-specific product categories just got a lot easier.
New in GoDataFeed: Faster Customization
At GoDataFeed, we're all about efficiency. We're also all about effectiveness. That's why we're so excited about these new features that make our already super-effective rules engine super efficient to use.
Prop 65 Feed Compliance: We've Got You Covered
By now you've most likely heard of Prop 65. This proposition requires businesses to provide warnings to Californians about exposures to chemicals that cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. It actually became law in November of 1986 and its chemical list has been growing since. However, it was recently altered to include new warnings and more specific internet regulations that take effect at the end of the month.
