If you don’t see them, you need to add them or give yourself access. Under pixels, you should see your business pixel.
If for some reason, you’re not seeing your Facebook Pixel, you will need to make sure your Business Manager has access to all the necessary assets under your Business Settings.įrom there, click through the options on the left side such as Pages, Ad Accounts, Catalogs and Pixels and make sure you see the right assets. This will allow you to properly run Facebook Dynamic Retargeting Ads since your product catalog will now be tied to your Pixel which is collecting data on every visitor including which products they’re looking at. Hit the settings button in the top menu and then click “Connect Event Source.”Ī pop-up will appear where you simply need to select the appropriate Pixel. Step 4: Connect your Product Catalog to your Facebook Pixel Once all 4 steps are done, just hit the blue Done button. If all is set up correctly, you will see a progress bar like this one: Name your data feed, make sure the correct currency is selected and hit the Start Upload button! I have mine set to daily at 5 in the morning. Copy that and paste it in the Data Feed URL field.Ĭhoose your schedule. At the very top, you’ll find your RSS product feed. Under the setting, “How do you want to upload your data feed”, I select the “Set a Schedule Option.” This means that I can make sure Facebook has the latest product catalog hourly, daily or weekly.įor the Data Feed URL, head back to your Shopify store and open up the Flexify app. No sense in manually uploading it unless you’re only ever going to have the same products. You’ll now want to add your products to this newly created catalog so go ahead and click “Add Products.” You’ll be presented with a Drop Down menu, select your Business Manager name, give your feed a name and hit Create. Once you’re on the Catalogs page, click the Create Catalog button. I’m assuming that you already have a Facebook Business Manager Account so head on over to and select the appropriate business manager.Ĭlick the menu in the top-left hand corner to reveal the bigger menu and look for Catalogs. That was easy, right? Step 2: Create a Product Catalog within Facebook
FACEBOOK FEED BY FLEXIFY DOWNLOAD
Navigate to the Apps section and download the Flexify Facebook Product Feed App.Įssentially, this app will create an RSS feed for your products so that your Shopify Store and Facebook can communicate between each other. Start by opening the admin of your Shopify store.
FACEBOOK FEED BY FLEXIFY INSTALL
Step 1: Install Flexify in your Shopify Store This means you can scale up your marketing efforts and show only relevant products to your potential customers which means more efficient ad spending and higher return on ad spend.
Once you have your feed working, you can: Setting up a Facebook Product Feed with your Shopify store has some pretty powerful benefits.
FACEBOOK FEED BY FLEXIFY HOW TO
If you want to learn how to create a Facebook product catalog that syncs up with your Shopify store and save hours with Facebook and Shopify’s support team, give this post a read.
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