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How to Upload Products from WooCommerce to Facebook Shop: A Step-by-Step Guide

In this video, we will learn how to properly upload products from your WooCommerce WordPress website onto your Facebook shop and catalog. We will also discuss the different plugins that make this process easy and the problems you may encounter.

Plugins for Uploading Products:

- Product Feed Pro for WooCommerce

- Wu Feed WooCommerce Product Feed for Google, Bing, eBay, and more

Using Wu Feed:

1. Create a new feed for Facebook.

2. Name the feed and select CSV or XML file.

3. Generate the feed and copy the URL.

4. Go to Facebook Business Manager and create a new catalog.

5. Open Catalog Manager and add the new feed using the URL.

6. Set a schedule for refreshing the feed.

Fixing HTML Issues:

- Use an XML file instead of a CSV file.

- Use the Strip Tag filter to remove HTML from the product description.

Uploading your products from WooCommerce to Facebook Shop is an easy process with the right plugins and filters. By following these steps, you can properly upload your products and take advantage of Facebook's features for running ads and increasing sales.

How to: Create a Facebook Product Feed

In this video, Hannah guides us through the steps to set up a Facebook product feed. Here are the key points:

- Hannah introduces herself and the topic of the video.

Step-by-Step Guide:

1. Sign up for a Facebook business account.

2. Go to Commerce > Catalog and click Add Catalog.

3. Choose Ecommerce as your catalog type.

4. Select Upload Product Info as your upload method.

5. Edit your catalog details and click Create.

6. Go to Catalog > Data Sources and choose Data Feed.

7. Select Use a URL and copy the product feed URL from your Shopify store.

8. Paste the URL in Facebook Business and click Next.

9. Choose the upload schedule and review your feed settings.

10. Change the default currency to your local currency and click Save.

11. Click Upload and wait for the feed to upload.

12. Go to Catalog > Items to review your products.

13. Go to Shops and click Go to Shops.

14. Review your shop settings and checkout method.

15. Add shipping and business info and agree to the seller agreement.

16. Click Finish Setup and wait for your shop to be reviewed.

17. Once approved, click Publish Shop.

Tips and Advice:

- Hannah encourages viewers to reach out to support for help.

- She reminds viewers to make sure their checkout method matches their domain.

- Hannah summarizes the steps to set up a Facebook product feed and concludes the video.

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How To Set Up Product Catalogs For Facebook and Instagram

Do you sell products online and run ads on Facebook or Instagram? If so, you need to know about Facebook's product catalog. In this article, we'll explain what it is, how it works, and provide tips and tricks for setting it up for your business.

What is the product catalog on Facebook?

The product catalog on Facebook is a way to advertise products dynamically. Facebook uses machine learning to choose the best combination of copy, creative, placement, and person to show your ad to. Before creating a catalog, make sure you have a Facebook page for your business and a business manager account. Full admin access to both will avoid any pitfalls in the process.

Creating a catalog:

To create a catalog, go to your commerce manager and select get started. Choose the type of inventory you advertise or sell, and select how you want to add items to your catalog. You can upload product info manually, use a data feed, or connect to a partner platform. Once you've selected the business manager account, enter a name for your catalog and click create.

Adding items to your catalog:

To add items to your catalog, you can use the manual form in commerce manager, upload a spreadsheet file using a data feed, or use your Facebook pixel. We recommend using a data feed for small businesses that frequently add new products or sell hundreds or thousands of items. Follow the steps in the commerce manager to add items to your catalog.

Using the product catalog:

The product catalog is useful for dynamic retargeting ads, creating collections for full-screen experiences, tagging products in feed and story posts, and running collaborative ads with other pages. Facebook is also introducing the ability to tag products from your catalog in live shopping feeds sometime next year.

Changes to the product catalog:

The iOS updates may affect reported traffic back to Facebook from Apple devices. Facebook is working on their own systems to improve tracking as Apple continues to make these changes. We'll provide updates as they become available.

The Facebook product catalog is an excellent way to sell your products and services to new and existing audiences. Follow the steps to create a catalog and add items, and take advantage of the various features to optimize your ads. Keep an eye out for updates as Facebook continues to evolve the product catalog.

The Best Facebook Ad Placements To Use

Hi guys, it's Ben Heath from Lead Guru. In this video, I'm going to explain the different Facebook ad placement options and when you should use them. It's a question I get asked all the time, so I wanted to create a video quickly covering it. Before I get into it, hit that thumbs up button and subscribe to my YouTube channel if you're new. I release Facebook ads related content all the time.

Placement Options and Campaign Objectives

- Facebook recommends automatic placements, but it's not always the best option for you.

- Automatic placements are fine if you're running a conversion-based objective, such as conversions, lead generation, or app installs.

- For all other scenarios, it's best to manually select certain placement options.

- There are four major placement options: Facebook, Instagram, Audience Network, and Messenger.

- It's rare that you would want to deselect either Facebook or Instagram.

- If you're not using a conversion-based objective, deselect Audience Network.

- Messenger can also be deselected, as few advertisers see significant volume from it.

Feed Placements

- The majority of ads will come from feeds, where people spend the most time on Facebook and Instagram.

- The Facebook News Feed and Instagram Feed are the most common options.

- Leaving feeds as they are is fine for traffic, reach, and awareness campaign objectives.

- You can be more selective if you want to test different variables.

Stories and Reels Placements

- Instagram and Facebook Stories are popular placement options.

- Reels is a new placement option that may change in the future.

- It's usually best to leave these placements on, as they can produce significant results.

In conclusion, understanding Facebook ad placement options is important for choosing the right ones for your campaign objectives. While Facebook recommends automatic placements, it's not always the best option for you. Manually selecting certain placement options, such as Facebook and Instagram feeds, can produce the best results. Stories and Reels are also popular options to consider.

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Insanely Powerful”: How to Find Winning Products and Facebook Ads with Ease

- Facebook's recent transparency feature allows users to spy on every ad a page has ever run

- This feature can be used to reverse engineer funnels and see what is working for successful pages

- Using this feature, users can find winning products and Facebook ads quickly and easily

Finding Winning Products:

- Use Facebook's info and ads tool to see all the ads a page is currently running

- If a page is consistently running ads for a product, it is likely a winning product

- Look for videos with high views to find the most successful products

- Click through to the page to see all the paid ads the page is running for each product

Finding Winning Facebook Ads:

- Use Facebook's info and ads tool to see all the ads a page is currently running

- Look for ads that have been running consistently for a long time, as these are likely to be successful

- Study the ad copy to see what is working for successful pages

- Use this information to craft your own winning Facebook ads

- Facebook's transparency feature is an incredibly powerful tool for finding winning products and Facebook ads

- By using this feature, users can save time and money by focusing on what is already working for successful pages

- With a little bit of research and analysis, anyone can use this feature to take their e-commerce or dropshipping business to the next level.

Facebook Ad Video Size (& Best Practice)

Are you struggling with creating effective Facebook ads? Look no further! In this article, we will be discussing Facebook ad video size and best practices. As an agency owner at Vertex Marketing Agency, I have plenty of experience in creating successful Facebook ads. So, let's dive in!

- First things first, you can use MP4, MOV, or GIF files for your videos. However, GIFs are not recommended as they are low quality.

- The recommended ratio for videos on both Facebook and Instagram is 1:1 or 4:5 for mobile devices. For stories, it's 16:9 or 1920x1080.

- The resolution should be at least 1080x1080 for a 1:1 ratio and 1200x1500 for a 4:5 ratio.

- Making all your videos square may not be the best practice, as it may not optimize the video for all placements.

- The 4:5 ratio is the most versatile for all placements and takes up more room on both mobile and desktop devices.

- If you only have images, you can turn them into videos by adding animations like text or logos.

In conclusion, using the 4:5 ratio for your Facebook ads is the simplest, fastest, and easiest way to make effective video ads. By following these best practices, you can optimize your ads for all placements and increase conversions. Don't forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel for more helpful tips and tricks!