Hello @alexliii,
Thank you for reaching out!
You can map custom product fields to Google Attributes, please check the following part of the documentation for context: https://woocommerce.com/document/google-listings-and-ads/attribute-mapping-use-cases/#mapping-custom-fields
Is this what you’re looking for? :)
Look forward to hearing back from you.
Thanks for reply.
However, that is not what mean.
there are only 18 google attributes in this plugin, like brand, color, material, size…etc.
But, there are lots of google product attributes, like Product_highlight, please check at https://support.google.com/merchants/answer/9216100?hl=en
So, how to add product highlight attribute?
Hi @alexliii
Thanks for providing further information about your inquiry here.
I understand that you would like to add the Product Highlight attribute on the list of attributes supported by the Google Listings and Ads plugin, correct?
You are correct that currently, the Google Listings & Ads plugin only supports 15 attributes as listed here: Attribute Mapping.
We regret to inform you that the Product Highlight is currently not supported by our plugin. We truly understand the importance of this feature to you and we assure you that we are continuously working on enhancing the functionality and compatibility of our plugin.
However, we appreciate your interest and feedback, and we invite you to submit a feature request for this option. Rest assured that we take our users’ feedback seriously and we always strive to improve our products.
Please let us know if you have any further questions or concerns, and we’ll be happy to assist you.
Oh, really unbelievable. A plugin that google officially recommends only support some of attributes?
Product highlight is just a example for you, but we need more attributes like ship_label, return policy, handle time, transit time, because we need provide different values accordingly to different categories.
It seems there is a long way to go for this plugin, and we can not migrate our feed to this plugin by now.
Thanks anyway.
Hi @alexliii
We appreciate your feedback and understand your concerns regarding the limited support for certain attributes in the plugin recommended by Google.
We acknowledge that having support for attributes such as ship_label, return policy, handle time, and transit time is essential for providing accurate and detailed information about your products across different categories. Our development team is constantly working to improve the plugin and add more features to cater to the diverse needs of our users.
At the moment, you might consider using custom fields to store these additional attributes and then map them to the appropriate fields in the plugin. This way, you can still provide the necessary information for your products while waiting for the plugin to be updated with more built-in support for these attributes.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused and appreciate your patience as we work to improve our plugin. Your feedback is invaluable in helping us identify areas for improvement, and we hope to better serve your needs in the future.
Hello @xue28
Thanks for reply.
Really do not want to disappoint you, and here is typical case if there is no full attribute:
If there are lots of products, we have to use custom_label to set products into different groups:
https://prnt.sc/slrnafEnunXr
custom_label
https://support.google.com/merchants/answer/6324473?hl=en
By this way, we bid for Google Campaign for different products.
So, please understand that it will be much trouble if there are lack of most Google attributes.
In this plugin, there are only minimum of attributes, that is really hard to meet most of cases.
I understand that your team is working hard to improve the features, but please understand that we, as seller, spend really lots of time to handle the the difficulties, like the post at https://wordpress.org/support/topic/rules-of-mapping-dynamically-and-mapping-static-data/
So, most of value will be incorrect, and the products will be disapproved if it does not support flexible to map attributes.
Anyway, I will have a try if available.
Thanks
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Hello @alexliii
Thank you for reaching back, elaborating further.
From what I gather, a Redis cache issue with the current implementation has you searching for alternatives.
If you are needing help with customizations or troubleshooting WooCommerce and do not have a developer or company you can depend on, then we’ve got recommendations for you.
Visit https://woocommerce.com/customizations/ to find the right agency or developer for your specific needs.
Thought of a new feature or product improvement for Google Listings & Ads? Share with us and let the community be a part of it, via https://woocommerce.com/feature-requests/google-listings-and-ads/
I hope that helps!
Hello @anastas10s,
Thanks, I ready your reply at https://wordpress.org/support/topic/how-add-a-new-google-attribute/
As @xue28 said :
At the moment, you might consider using custom fields to store these additional attributes and then map them to the appropriate fields in the plugin. This way, you can still provide the necessary information for your products while waiting for the plugin to be updated with more built-in support for these attributes.
But I think she misunderstand between “creating new Google Attribute” and “Mapping Custom attribute”, that is why I try to ask code snippet in a new topic.
Anyway, is it possible to add a new Google Attribute by code snippet ?
Hello @alexliii
Currently, the Google Listings & Ads extension doesn’t support showing all the custom fields available in a shop when mapping attributes. This is to avoid noise due to the huge quantity of Custom Fields in a shop. However, custom fields support can be enabled for attribute mapping using a code snippet, as showcased in the related documentation, directly linked here.
I hope that clarifies things further!
