No data feed? From now on, Google Sheets is enough!
There’s one thing you can’t do without when creating a product, category, or DSA campaign in PPC Bee—a data feed. But what should you do if there’s no XML or CSV feed around? All you need is a Google Sheets file.
PPC Bee contains a new option in the data feed section – New Google Sheets data source. Click it, sign into your Google account, and authorize the necessary rights. Give the data source a name (3.), select the correct file (5.) from the account (4.) you’ve linked up, and the specific list (6.) the file contains. Last but not least, select the column which will be responsible for maintaining the uniqueness of each and every item, i.e. the column with unique IDs (7.). Save the feed, and then synchronization begins. The feed will be regularly updated depending on your subscription level.
Naturally, we’ve taken safety into consideration as well. Once your account is connected, you’re the only one who can add files from your Drive—no other account within the organization can use your files and there’s no need for you to worry about someone else creating a data feed out of your files or even viewing their list.
We recommend you use Google Sheets if you have no XML or CSV data feed at your disposal. Adding this type of feed is very easy and safe. This new function is already available in PPC Bee app and you can give it a try right now. And if you have any related feedback, don’t forget to share it with us at support@ppcbee.com. :)
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