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Why Product pages are throwing Missing field "image" and Missing field "price" in Wordpress Woocommerce
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I have a wordpress wocommerce website where I have uploaded 100s of products but it's giving me error in GSC under merchant listing tab. When I tested it show missing field image and missing field price. I have done everything according to https://developers.google.com/search/docs/appearance/structured-data/product#merchant-listing-experiences and applied fixed i.e. images are 800x800 and price range is also there. What else can be done here?!
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The "Missing field 'image' and 'price'" errors in WordPress WooCommerce product pages typically indicate that some product listings are incomplete or lacking essential information. To resolve this, ensure that you have properly configured product images and prices for all your items in the WooCommerce backend. This will help provide a better shopping experience for your customers. If you need more guidance on how to fix these issues, please let me know.
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Hey, it sounds like there might be a configuration issue with the product pages. Have you checked if the 'image' and 'price' fields are properly Nedbank Branch Code filled for each product in the WooCommerce settings? Double-checking those might solve the problem. Let me know how it goes!
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I'm sorry to hear about the trouble you're facing. This issue might stem from incomplete product listings in your WooCommerce setup. Ensure that each product has a designated image and price specified. Also, double-check any custom fields or plugins that might affect this. If the problem persists, Nedbank Branch Code reaching out to WooCommerce support or consulting the community forums could provide further assistance. Good luck!
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I'm sorry to hear about the trouble you're facing. It sounds like you've followed the structured data guidelines correctly. Double-check that there are no typos or discrepancies in your code. Also, ensure your website is properly indexed by Google. If the issue persists, consider reaching out to Google Support for more specific guidance. Good luck getting it sorted!
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