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Basic image and sparse data
For online stores, ecommerce teams, and agencies
Connect a standard CSV, XML, or YML catalog. Uplify Feed creates two separate outputs: product ad creatives for Meta and structured product data for Google Merchant Center.
Basic image and sparse data
01 The source commerce data stays intact. Each channel gets its own version, change history, and publishing decision.
The problem
Meta needs an image that earns attention. Google needs complete, accurate product data. A standard store export rarely handles both jobs well.
Lookalike catalog photos without price, promotion context, or visual hierarchy get lost in the feed.
Short titles, broad categories, and missing attributes make it harder to match products with relevant searches.
Designers update cards, media specialists edit sheets, and nobody has a clean way to review or roll back changes.
Two products
Both products use a normalized catalog, but they follow different rules, produce different outputs, and publish independently.
01 · Meta Creative Feed
The service takes the image from the feed and builds a new product card from a protected template. Designers do not need to lay out every SKU, and the source price in the store stays unchanged.
02 · Google Feed Intelligence
The service normalizes the source feed and prepares safe enrichment candidates. Your team can review the source and diff for every change before exporting a separate supplemental feed.
Channel comparison
Visual treatment and product attributes never share a publishing contract. Each channel has its own controls.
| Area | Meta Creative Feed | Google Feed Intelligence |
|---|---|---|
| Goal | Make product cards more noticeable in ads | Give Google more complete and accurate signals |
| What changes | The first product image | Title, product_type, labels, and approved attributes |
| Output | A separate feed with new image_link values | A supplemental feed with approved fields |
| Control | Templates, safe zones, and versions | Source, confidence, diff, and approval |
The workflow follows official guidance from Google Merchant Center on product data quality and Meta on catalog-powered ads.
How it works
Four clear steps replace scattered spreadsheets, design files, and one-off links.
Upload a CSV, XML, or YML file, or provide a URL. We check structure, identifiers, and required fields.
The service records an immutable snapshot, field mapping, and shared product identity for both channels.
Set templates and rules for Meta. Choose enrichment fields and review policy for Google.
Each channel keeps its own version, stable feed URL, change history, and last-known-good rollback.
Who it is for
Launch promotions faster and improve a Google Shopping feed without replacing the CMS or editing thousands of SKUs.
Manage creative variants, product segments, and data quality through a reviewable workflow.
Run multiple client catalogs in isolated workspaces with approvals, versions, and an audit trail.
The result
Apply one approved rule to a product group instead of editing one image or row at a time.
Build, review, publish, and roll back a seasonal message as a separate version.
Meta does not alter commerce fields, Google does not publish unreviewed values, and every decision remains traceable.
FAQ
Direct answers about data safety, supported formats, and the difference between the two products.
Product feed optimization checks, normalizes, and enriches catalog data for a specific advertising channel. Meta relies on effective product imagery. Google Shopping relies on structured titles, categories, attributes, and current commerce data.
Meta Creative Feed creates a new first image for each product from a template, adding details such as price, discount, frame, or seasonal message. Google Feed Intelligence works with text fields and categorization, then exports a separate supplemental feed for review.
The pilot accepts CSV, XML, and YML files or a feed URL. Uplify Feed normalizes the records into one base catalog, then generates independent outputs for Meta and Google.
No. Price and availability come from the store's source feed. The Meta product can display those values in a controlled creative. The Google product does not rewrite critical commerce fields without explicit permission.
Pilot access
Connect a feed, review the Meta before-and-after, and build the first Google supplemental output in an isolated workspace.