From EasyListings to your shop in 4 steps

1. Products
2. Import
3. Add file

Your items arrive as drafts, hidden from your shop. Open each one, check it, then set it to Active.

1. WP Admin
2. Products
3. Import

Your items arrive as drafts. Check them under Products, then Publish.

1. Your site
2. Products & Services
3. Products
4. ...
5. Import

Your items arrive hidden. Check them, then make them visible.

1. Your site
2. Store Products
3. More Actions
4. Import

Your items arrive hidden from your store. Check them, then show them.

1. Products
2. Import

Your items arrive hidden. Check them, then make them visible on your storefront.

1. Catalog
2. Products
3. Import

Check the imported items, then publish them.

1. Products
2. Product Import/Export

Check the imported items, then publish them.

1. Seller Hub
2. Reports
3. Uploads
4. Upload template

Your listings arrive as drafts in Seller Hub. Add your price and postage, then list them.

1. Selling
2. Import from inventory file

Check the imported items, then publish them.

1. Create Listing
2. Import Listings from file
3. Upload file, then publish each Work In Progress item

Your items arrive as Work In Progress. Open each one and publish it.

1. Object based bulk submission
2. Jewellery
3. Upload CSV file

Check the imported items, then publish them.

1. Object based bulk submission
2. Watches
3. Upload CSV file

Check the imported items, then publish them.

1. Auctions
2. your auction
3. Items
4. Upload Items File (tick cross-list for the-saleroom)

Your lots join the auction you chose. Tick cross-list to show them on the-saleroom too.

1. AuctionBuilder
2. Auction Tools
3. Bulk Loader
4. Upload Catalog (then add images by lot number)

Your lots join the catalogue. Then add the images by lot number.

1. Products
2. Data sources
3. Add product source
4. Upload a file

Google checks your items, usually within a day. Fix anything it flags in Products > Needs attention.

1. Commerce Manager
2. Catalogue
3. Data sources
4. Add items
5. Data feed

Your items appear in your catalogue, ready to tag in Facebook and Instagram posts.

1. Catalogs
2. Data sources
3. Add data source

Pinterest checks your catalogue, then your pins become shoppable.