Ref. EC-04 E-commerce
Product Data & Marketplace Feeds
Clean product data, ready for shopping channels and marketplaces.
- Delivered remotely
- Fixed price, excluding VAT
- Scope confirmed in writing before kickoff
- 14-day aftercare after handover
Overview
We clean and structure your product data, add the attributes each channel requires and set up automated feeds, so your catalogue appears correctly wherever you sell or advertise.
Shopping ads and marketplaces reject or bury products with missing identifiers, vague titles or the wrong category. We fix the data at the source — in your store — so every channel benefits, then connect the feeds and work through the first errors until they are resolved.
What’s included
- Audit of titles, descriptions, identifiers (GTIN, MPN), categories and images
- Attribute mapping to each channel’s product taxonomy
- Title and description rules that scale across the catalogue
- Product structured data on your store’s product pages
- Automated feed set-up with a refresh schedule
- Clean-up of errors and warnings during the first two weeks
What you receive
- Live, approved feeds for the chosen channels
- A data-quality report, before and after
- Feed rules documented so your team can maintain them
What we need from you
- Admin access to your store
- Access to the channel accounts, or help to create them
- Product identifiers from your suppliers, where they exist
Not included
- Advertising spend and campaign management (see Paid Media Launch)
- Marketplace seller fees and approval, which each marketplace decides
- Writing new product descriptions from scratch
Indicative timeline
| One channel | One shopping channel or marketplace, up to 5,000 products | 1–2 weeks | €790 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Up to three channels | Up to three channels and 20,000 products, with per-channel rules | 2–4 weeks | €1,690 |
Counted from kickoff, assuming the access and information listed are available.
Questions
What is a GTIN, and do we need one?
A GTIN is the number behind a product’s barcode (EAN or UPC). Channels usually require it for branded products; products you make yourself can normally be declared as custom products instead. We check each case.
Will all our products be approved?
Each channel applies its own policies. We fix the data problems that cause rejections and report anything that is a policy decision for you to make.