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Bing Shopping Feed for WooCommerce

Easily export your WooCommerce products to the Microsoft Network with Bing and drive quality traffic and sales.
screenshot: channel feed

What is Bing?

Bing Shopping is an online marketplace powered by Microsoft’s Bing search engine. It offers users the ability to search for and compare products from various online retailers. Mircosoft Bing provides a convenient platform for shoppers to find products, compare prices, read reviews, and make informed purchasing decisions. With millions of users accessing Bing daily, it has become a significant channel for both users and merchants.

screenshot: feed setup

Why should WooCommerce merchants use Bing?

Bing has over 126 million unique users in the U.S. alone, with shoppers known for higher purchasing power.

High-Quality Traffic

Bing users tend to have higher income levels, leading to better conversion rates.

Lower Competition

Compared to Google Shopping, there is less competition on Bing Shopping, allowing for potentially lower cost-per-click (CPC) rates.

Integration with Microsoft Advertising

Easily manage your shopping campaigns alongside search and display ads within the Microsoft Advertising platform.

Bing feed specification

Creating a Bing feed is similar to generating a Google Shopping feed, making it easier for merchants already familiar with Google’s requirements. Here are the key attributes needed for Bing Shopping:

AttributeRequirementWhat it does and where it comes from
  • id
  • title
  • description
  • link
  • image_link
  • price
  • availability
  • brand
  • gtin
  • mpn
  • condition
  • product_category

How to send product feeds to Bing

Sending product feeds to Bing Merchant Center is straightforward with our WooCommerce Product Feed Manager plugin. Here’s a step-by-step guide:

  1. Install and Activate the Plugin

    Download and activate the WooCommerce Product Feed Manager plugin from your WooCommerce store.

  2. Set Up a Microsoft Merchant Center Account

    If you haven’t already, create a Microsoft Merchant Center account. This account is essential for submitting your product feeds to Bing Shopping.

  3. Add Bing as a Channel

    Navigate to the Channel Manager within the plugin and select Bing Shopping from the list of available channels.

  4. Create and Customize Your Feed

    Use the Feed Editor to include all required attributes and customize your product data to meet Bing’s specifications.

  5. Generate Your Feed

    Once your feed is ready, generate the XML or text file. The plugin simplifies this process, ensuring your feed meets all Bing Shopping requirements.

  6. Submit Your Feed to Microsoft Merchant Center

    Log in to your Microsoft Merchant Center account and upload your product feed. Follow the instructions to ensure proper submission.

Optimization tips for Bing

Follow these tips to get more from your Bing Shopping feed.

High-quality images

Use clear, high-resolution, unwatermarked photos, with multiple angles per product.

Optimize titles & descriptions

Write keyword-rich titles with real detail, "Men's Blue Nike Running Shoes, Size 10" beats "Running Shoes."

Competitive pricing

Bing Shopping users compare prices closely, so review and adjust yours regularly.

Use structured data

Add schema markup to your product pages so Bing reads your product info accurately.

Keep your feed updated

Outdated prices or availability lead to product disapprovals and a poor shopper experience.

Optimize for mobile

Fast loading times and responsive design improve conversions from mobile shoppers.

Documentation and guides for Bing

Maximize your sales on Bing

Don’t Miss Out: By not leveraging our WooCommerce Product Feed Manager, you risk falling behind in a highly competitive digital marketplace. Ineffective product feeds can lead to reduced visibility, missed sales opportunities, and a failure to connect with a global audience. Our tool is more than a plugin; it’s your partner in ensuring that your products stand out, attract, and convert.