This content is likely not relevant anymore. Try searching or browse recent questions.
What is the URL structure for a product with a Google Marketplace "Add to Cart" button?
Pin
Lock
0 Recommended Answers 2 Replies 1 Upvote We're a brand that wants to steer our customers to Google's marketplace (the Shopping Actions cart). What's the easiest way to get or construct the stable URL for a product with Google's "Add to Cart" as the only option.
For example, this appears to be the minimal URL we could construct which works:
Notice that the only "add to cart" at the top is google's. There are two main identifiers here: a product ID, and an "epd" id which we can't tell what it is and where to get it. It seems to be a unique "offer" id that is product specific and may not be stable.
How can we get a report with URLs like this and/or a report with these ids, out of Google Merchant Center or Google Shopping Actions, so we can construct links to google's cart, just like we link to Amazon's cart or Walmart's cart, etc. For example, our main product page for the product above is:
You can see on the left the "where to buy" widget where we've built those links to other markets, and would like to add google.
Thanks,
Bernie
Details
Recommended Answer Recommended Answers (0)
Relevant Answer Relevant Answers (0)
Our automated system analyzes the replies to choose the one that's most likely to answer the question.
All Replies (2)
Recommended Answer
Relevant Answer
google automatically generates the shopping-actions product/merchant url's --
currently, the details are not published and the url may change at any time.
currently, the details are not published and the url may change at any time.
feedback may be sent directly to google using the merchant-center-account.
recommended this
marked this as an answer
Recommended based on info available
Our automated system analyzes replies to choose the one that's most likely to answer the question. If it seems to be helpful, we may eventually mark it as a Recommended Answer.
Recommended Answer
Relevant Answer
Come on Google, you can do better. Amazon desperately needs some competition.
recommended this
marked this as an answer
Recommended based on info available
Our automated system analyzes replies to choose the one that's most likely to answer the question. If it seems to be helpful, we may eventually mark it as a Recommended Answer.
This question is locked and replying has been disabled.
Link to post
Delete post?
This will remove the reply from the Answers section.
Notifications are off
Your notifications are currently off and you won't receive subscription updates. To turn them on, go to Notifications preferences on your Profile page.
This reply is no longer available.
Badges
Some community members might have badges that indicate their identity or level of participation in a community.
