Set up a local product feed

1. Follow the instructions to Create a Local campaign.
2. When selecting your Local campaign settings, scroll to the bottom and click Additional settings.
3. Click anywhere on the “Product feed” section to expand it. Check the box for Use a product feed for this campaign.
4. Select Merchant Center (local product feed) as your feed source.
   1. Select a Merchant Center account.
   2. Enter or past a list of product IDs from this account, and click Add products.
   3. Drag your IDs into the order in which you want them to appear as ads.

1. Sign in to your Google Ads account.
2. Go to Campaigns, and open an existing Local campaign.
3. Click Settings.
4. Scroll to the bottom of your settings, and click Additional settings.
5. Click anywhere on the “Product feed” section to expand it. Check the box for Use a product feed for this campaign.
6. Select Merchant Center (local product feed) as your feed source.
   1. Select a Merchant Center account.
   2. Enter or past a list of product IDs from this account, and click Add products.
   3. Drag your IDs into the order in which you want them to appear as ads.

1. Sign in to your Google Ads account.
2. Click the tools icon in the upper right corner of your account.
3. Under “Setup,” click Business data.
4. Click the plus button and select Local product feed.

1. Download the CSV template to see what data to include in your feed.
2. Use the exact column names in the downloaded CSV to format the product data in your own spreadsheet:
   1. Rank (required): Number that indicates the order in which your products will show as ads. Every row in this column must be a unique, positive, whole number.
   2. Product Item Id (required): ID for the individual product in your inventory. Can include a max of 50 numbers and letters, but no spaces or special characters.
   3. Title (required): Name of your product that customers will see.
   4. Description (required): Description of your product that customers will see.
   5. Item URL (optional): URL that customers will land on when clicking on this product.
   6. Image URL (required): Image of your product that customers will see. Enter a URL of the image hosted on your website. Must be PNG or JPG - recommended aspect ratio of 1:1 (square). 
   7. Price (required): Price customers will see. Number with up to 2 decimal points followed by a space and then the currency code (e.g. “10 USD”).
   8. Store code (required): GMB code for your store where this item is available.
      • If an item is available a multiple stores, add a new row for each location.
      • If an item is available at all store enter “<all>” in this column.
   9. Sales Price (optional): Discounted price of item that customer will see. Must be less than value in “Price” column. Number with up to 2 decimal points followed by a space and then the currency code (e.g. 10 USD).

1. Name your product feed.
   1. It’s best to use a short name without any spaces.
   2. Make sure not to re-use the name of an old data set or feed that you've removed. Google Ads can only recognize new names.
2. Upload your spreadsheet file.
3. Click Apply.

Once uploaded, you can see this product feed under “Data feeds.” Click on the name of your feed to see the data that was uploaded. You can find and fix any errors in uploading your data under “Upload history.”

1. Follow the instructions to Create a Local campaign.
2. When selecting your Local campaign settings, scroll to the bottom and click Additional settings.
3. Click anywhere on the “Product feed” section to expand it. Check the box for Use a product feed for this campaign.
4. Select Google Ads (local product feed) as your feed source.

1. Sign in to your Google Ads account.
2. Go to Campaigns, and open an existing Local campaign.
3. Click Settings.
4. Scroll to the bottom of your settings, and click Additional settings.
5. Click anywhere on the “Product feed” section to expand it. Check the box for Use a product feed for this campaign.
6. Select Google Ads (local product feed) as your feed source.