WPMR Google Feed Manager for WooCommerce Pro

Prepare feeds from your WooCommerce catalog

WPMR Google Feed Manager for WooCommerce Pro maps product data to feed attributes, applies edit rules, and lets you filter products for each feed. This gives you a way to shape catalog data for shopping channels without manually editing XML documents or maintaining spreadsheets.

The add-on supports seven Google feed types: Primary, Supplemental, Promotions, Local Inventory, Manufacturer Center, Dynamic Remarketing, and Product Ratings. A Primary feed can carry the main catalog; Supplemental feeds can add or override product data. Promotions feeds support sales and special offers, while Local Inventory feeds can display in-shop availability. Manufacturer Center, Dynamic Remarketing, and Product Ratings cover their respective feed purposes.

Choose products and map their attributes

Required attributes are mapped automatically. You can review or customize the mappings, use edit rules to transform data as the feed is generated, and filter out products that should not appear in a selected feed. Pro adds advanced filtering logic for more control over which products and attributes each feed contains.

• Map WooCommerce product data to feed attributes.
• Apply edit rules to adjust values in the generated feed.
• Filter products for individual feeds.
• Schedule feed regeneration as product data changes.

Pro also adds feed settings for Amazon, eBay, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, and Etsy. Its multilingual integrations support WPML, Polylang, and TranslatePress for stores managing product data in multiple languages.

Generate and connect a feed

Choose the feed type, review or customize its mapped attributes, then generate the feed URL. For a Google Shopping workflow, add that URL to Google Merchant Center and set its fetch frequency. The add-on can regenerate the feed on a schedule, allowing Merchant Center to retrieve refreshed product data.

Install the plugin in WordPress and open its feed management area to begin. Select a feed type, configure mappings and filters, generate the URL, then add it to the relevant channel.

Compatibility and customization

The plugin is described as following Google Merchant Center requirements and CSS guidelines, with updates when Google changes its feed specifications. It is also described as working with Yoast, RankMath, WooCommerce Brands, Germanized, currency switchers, and other store utilities. WordPress hooks let developers customize data fields.

Optional administration functions

Two optional, admin-only features connect to a remote service over HTTPS. When the Feed List content check runs, it makes a request without personal information to check for new content and retrieve a featured picture; the remote server receives standard request metadata such as IP address, user agent, and referrer. If an administrator submits the optional checklist form, the submitted email address, first name, and last name are used to deliver the checklist. These requests occur only when the corresponding administration features are used.