What is a Page ID?
In AMP, a Page ID is used to group your products (SKUs) together onto specific pages in your catalog. Similar to how products are organized in a paper catalog, the Page ID helps define which products appear on the same page.
Each Page ID is made up of a combination of letters and numbers. Any SKUs that share the same Page ID will be grouped onto the same page. You can also assign a single SKU to multiple pages by assigning multiple Page IDs, separated by commas.
How to Assign Products to Pages Using Page IDs
Follow the steps below to assign your SKUs to specific pages using Page IDs.
Getting Started:
- Load Your Product Table: Make sure your product table is populated with the SKUs you want to group.
- Add a Page ID Column: If a Page ID column isn’t already in your table, create one.
- Decide on a Grouping Convention: Plan your Page IDs—this could be based on categories, product types, or any other system that fits your needs.
Steps to Assign Page IDs:
Tag the Column: Label your new column as Page ID.
Enter the Page IDs: In the Page ID column, assign each SKU the appropriate Page ID(s). You can use a single Page ID per SKU, or list multiple Page IDs (separated by commas) if you want a SKU to appear on more than one page.
Verify the Grouping: After assigning Page IDs, check how your SKUs are grouped by reviewing them in AMP Sell or AMP Shop to ensure everything looks correct.
Example of Assigning Multiple Page IDs
Let’s say you have a product that should appear on both the "New Arrivals" page and the "Spring Collection" page. You would assign the Page ID column as follows:
- Page ID Column:
New Arrivals, Spring Collection
This ensures the product will show up on both pages in your catalog.
By following these steps, you can effectively organize your SKUs into different pages within your catalog using the Page ID system. If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out to our support team!