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What do you mean by product type?
Product type is a group of products which fulfill a similar need for a market segment or market as a whole. Product type can also be defined as set of common specific characteristics in products or goods.
What is product type in Google Merchant Center?
Use the product type [product_type] attribute to include your own product categorization system in your product data. Unlike the Google product category [google_product_category] attribute, which uses a collection of predefined categories, you choose which value to include for product type.
What is Google Product Category?
The Google Product Category [google_product_category] attribute is used to categorize an item. This category is selected from the Google’s taxonomy. The full list of product categories can be found here. Placing products in product categories is designed to help potential customers navigate their way to your product.
What is a Google custom product?
Customized products are unique and built-to-order. Typically these products have a large number of variants, such as furniture with different materials and colors, and jewelry with different settings and stones. Or they may be personalized, like t-shirts with printed logos and picture frames with a name engraved.
How do I find my Google product category?
Use the instructions below to add a default Google product category value for your data feed.
- Go to the Manage Feed > Define Fields page.
- Click Edit for the google_product_category field.
- Look up the appropriate category by going to Manage Feed > Taxonomy Search page (The official list is here: Google Product Taxonomy)
What is a basic product?
basic products means products intended for export after processing into processed products or into goods; goods intended for export after processing shall also be regarded as basic products, Sample 1. Sample 2. Sample 3.
What are the 4 classification of goods?
Within the category of consumer products, there are four main classifications: convenience goods, shopping goods, specialty goods, and unsought goods.