1) First log into feedperfect, and click Settings to go to your feed settings page.

2) Click Edit on a feed you wish to see in google analytics.

*Today I am going to edit my Google Product Search feed as an example.

3) Past the following tracking Tag into the Tracking Parameters Field

&utm_source=Google&utm_medium=CSE&utm_campaign=FeedPerfect

That’s all there is to it.  For the other feeds just replace the word Google with which ever CSE it is.

For example:

&utm_source=Amazon&utm_medium=CSE&utm_campaign=FeedPerfect

Now I will show you where in Google Analytics your information will display.

1) Log in to your Google Analytics Account.

2) On the left side Click Traffic Sources

3) Now Click All Traffic Sources

4) Search by typing CSE and click Go

There is your Feedperfect Data.  You can adjust the date range in the upper right corner.  From here you can also sort it by all of google analytics filters.

I like to sort each engine by product (within each engine’s results), so here are some screen shots to show you your results on landing page (per product) level.

**One last note**

By doing it this way, you will also have the ability to look at all of your products across every CSE by looking in your Campaigns for Feedperfect.

Good luck, and if you need any extra help with this, or anything Comparison Shopping Engine related, feel free to ask me feedperfectblog@gmail.com.

-Steve

The first thing I do is go to the Catalog Tab and then to the Import section. Here you will see your datasources be it Yahoo! XML files or a Custom CSV file. 

I always click on Edit button in the mappings section of this screen. This is where I can see how the fields from my datasources were mapped to the available FeedPerfect fields. After reviewing all of the mappings I scribble down all of the FeedPerfect fields that I know are mapped to fields in my datasource (as these are the fields that will actually have data in them.)

Once I have my list of FeedPerfect fields, I can now go and map these fields to the fields that the engine supports. You will notice that when you get to the channel mapping section that there are already fields mapped to the channel fields.

NOTE OF IMPORTANCE: The fields that are mapped by default may not have any data in them. You can cross-reference the defaults vs your list and see which you can leave and which you will have to replace.

As each engine supports different fields and has different required fields, this list can save you a lot of guessing or having to double check your import screen every two seconds.

I know this will save clients time and prevent frustration. It certainly has for me!

-MM