You can access feeds in two ways: by downloading a CSV list, or by using Create-a-Feed to customize your selection.
Both options allow you to view advertiser product data and tailor it to your needs.
If you'd prefer to access advertiser product data without downloading files, use the MyAwin browser extension to browse and organize product data directly from advertiser websites. To learn more, see How to Use Product Finder via MyAwin.
Product List download (recommended method)
This gives you all feeds you have access to in one go.
- Log in to the Awin platform.
- Go to Toolbox > Create-a-Feed.
- Copy the download URL in this format, replacing (your API key) with your unique key:
https://productdata.awin.com/datafeed/list/apikey/(your API key)
Note: The API key for product feeds is different from your Publisher API key.
For a step-by-step guide, see Product Feed List Download.
To learn more about feed download rules, see Are there any Product Data Feed download request limits?
Create-a-Feed
Use this method to filter and configure feeds by advertiser, category, or brand.
- Log in to the Awin platform and go to Toolbox > Create-a-Feed.
- Use the Select Feed Language dropdown to filter by language.
- In the Categories section, choose the product categories you want.
- In the Select Advertisers section, choose your advertisers. You can filter by feed format:
- Awin feed: Awin's standard feed format
- Google feed: Google Shopping format
- In the Brands section, select the brands you want, then click Next.
- Choose your columns. Select individual ones or choose “All” to include everything. Hover over a column name to see a short description.
- Under Data Feed Properties, choose to download the file (CSV) or copy the URL for use in your browser or system.
Note: Empty columns mean the advertiser hasn’t provided that information.
For full technical details, see Downloading feeds using Create-a-Feed.
To learn more about Google Shopping Format for product data feeds, visit the Google Merchant Center.
For troubleshooting tips and answers to common questions about data feeds, see Product data feeds: Troubleshooting and FAQs.