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Hi All,
Has anyone run into this scenario and attempted any solution.
My situation is this - We are configured with simple product, selling shoes. Product has only 1 product attribute 'size' and we have approx 8 - 10 combinations / variants (sizes) per product.
We create a google merchant product catalogue, and a facebook catalog, where it is recommended to pass all variants as individual records, with a UNIQUE ID, and also pass a group_id value so google/fb can logically group the variants.
In terms of data, each variant has a unique sku, for example <productSKU>-<Size> = ProdABC-US7. We pass this unique identifier as the ID to google/fb. The Price and importantly in-stock/out-of-stock indicator is also passed.
Now I run into an issue. and there are 2 challenges as I see it:
1) The tracking plugin I am working with will support ID, SKU, MPN or GTIN at the Product level but not the Product Attribute combination level.
2) Should pixel tracking work at attribute combo level - My link back from google/fb shopping can only land at the Product page with the 'first/default' attribute combination selected. So if a FB customer clicks to buy a 'SHOE123 in size 6 that is in stock', they might land on the product page with Size 4 (first/default pre-selected and pixel would potentially track that.
Am I over-complicating this? and the answer is to NOT place all variants (sizes) on the Google/facebook advertising, and simply list/ track activity at the parent-product level? The shortcomings as I see it, is I would not be able to guarantee a click-through for an in-stock SIZE, but more generally 'Some sizes are in stock/get lucky' approach. I would also not be able to gather marketing metrics on populate sizes etc.
And thoughts gratefully received!
thanks
Jon
Posted:
September 12, 2018 at 4:15 AM
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I also need this - I would say as a pretty common use case, and potentially a lost sale not to have the feature. Customer wants your t-shirt in Large. Small & Medium are in stock but large sold out. Please notify me when the Large is back in stock.
Jon
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August 26, 2018 at 2:25 PM
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