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Marketing

Take your products further. Keep results in view.

Work with product feeds, discounts and insight into visits and orders. First ask which marketing functions are available for your store. Google and Meta require their own accounts and approval; creating a feed does not launch ads.

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Google · Meta · Product feeds · Discounts · Analytics

Your offer, channels and results together.

Start with good product data. Use the same catalogue for feeds, then review traffic and orders in your shop.

Try it free

Product feeds for Google and Meta, including by market.

Copy the feed URL into Google Merchant Center or Meta Commerce Manager. Product links lead to your own shop.

Keep your offer clear through checkout.

Use discounts and product bundles for your offer. A complete discount bundle retains its discount in the cart and checkout.

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Products in a sales channel

Add your feed to Google or Meta and check product data. Use the feed that matches the market you are targeting.

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Offer a bundle

Combine products in a discount bundle. The discount applies while the complete bundle remains in the cart.

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Understand traffic and conversion

Review sources, devices and steps towards purchase. Analytics records visits when visitors accept analytics cookies.

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A useful offer starts with clear products and measurable choices.

How to set it up

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Check your product data

Update names, images and prices. Check the products and prices you want to offer in each market.

Connect the product feed

Open Google or Meta under sales channels in Microcart and copy the feed URL there. Then add that URL as a data source in Google Merchant Center or Meta Commerce Manager. Check the selected market and any channel diagnostics.

Set up your offer

Create the discount or bundle that fits your campaign. Check pricing on the product page, in the cart and at checkout.

Review results

Compare traffic, conversion and orders in analytics. Account for visitors who do not consent to analytics.

Analytics starts with consent.

Visits are recorded only when visitors accept analytics cookies. Sources and purchase steps are measured within that consent.

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Try it for 14 days. Everything in one package.

MicroCart costs €39.95 per store per month, excluding VAT. All MicroCart apps and B2B are included. Try the complete package free for 14 days, no credit card required. Then decide whether to continue with MicroCart.

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Microcart charges no platform transaction fees. Payment providers and external services charge their own fees.

Frequently asked questions

Which product feeds are available?

Microcart provides feeds for Google Merchant Center and Meta Commerce Manager, including market-specific feeds. Find the URLs in sales channels.

Is my feed available while the shop is closed?

No. The feed remains unavailable while the shop is password protected or paused, keeping the catalogue unpublished until you open.

What happens when a customer removes a bundle product?

The bundle discount applies to the complete bundle. When a customer removes one item, the remaining products return to their normal prices.

Does analytics measure every visitor?

Visits are recorded when a visitor accepts analytics cookies. Recognised bot traffic is filtered by default so figures focus on shop visitors.

Set up your offer and sales channels.