Tutorial
Comparison Sets: Minimum Viewing Role
The Minimum Viewing Role feature provides functionality to control when a Comparison Set gets displayed on a page.
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Tips, updates and the occasional story from the Datafeedr team.
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Tutorial
Comparison Set Price Display: Additional Customizations
The way in which Comparison Sets are displayed and presented to audiences has many features and functionality which can be customized, including the price.
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Tutorial
Sort products by Price, Sale Price, or Final Price
When adding products to a Product Set or exploring on the Scratchpad, you’ll find a variety of price-related search filters. These filters enable you to streamline your…
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Tutorial
Customize "Add New Product Set" Page Layout
The Add New Product Set Page can be found by going to your WordPress Admin Area -> Product Set -> Add Product Set.
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Tutorial
Restore Product Sets
If a Product Set is no longer relevant or needed, it can be moved to Trash. If you decide you want to re-add the products back into your WooCommerce Store, the Product…
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Tutorial
Explore Merchants Offering a Brand's Products
A single brand can be sold across one or more merchants.
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Tutorial
Product Name Search Field
The Product Name field offers versatile search options depending on the search results you are interested in returning.
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Tutorial
View When Products Were Added to Your Affiliate Store
At any time, you can easily see when specific product(s) have been added to your WooCommerce store.
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Tutorial
Refine your Search: “Starts ”& “Ends” With
You can refine Product Set search results using the Character Operators and Search Drop-Down Options.
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Datafeedr Resource Library
The Datafeedr Resource Library is organized into sections to help you quickly find answers to the specific area you have questions on.
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Tutorial
Product Sets: Bulk Actions
You can update Product Sets individually or use the Bulk Actions feature to make changes across multiple Product Sets at once, saving time and streamlining your workflow.
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Guide
Merchant vs. Brand: What's the Difference?
In affiliate marketing, the terms "Merchant" and "Brand" are commonly used, each serving a unique role.