WineSearcher is a price comparison channel for wine. Obviously while WineSearcher is not applicable to every merchant, it is a great channel to list your products if you sell alcohol including wine, beer, and spirits.

The WineSearcher Feed Specs don’t have too many field requirements, but you should definitely include the name of the wine, the bottle size, and price. Adding extra descriptive modifiers will of course help improve your relevancy and yield better results on WineSeacher.

PriceSpy is a UK based price comparison channel for eCommerce.

Their feed isn’t the most complex with just a few required feed fields.

The PriceSpy feed specs require fields like title, id, brand, URL, category, price, and status. While many merchants don’t optimize their feeds that they send to PriceSpy, you can get a huge competitive advantage solely by optimizing the product titles and descriptions.

NewEgg is one of the best channels if you sell electronics products.

The NewEgg feed specs aren’t the easiest to deal with because they require many attributes specific to electronics products.

That said, it’s a great marketplace for electronics sellers and may well be worth adding as a channel.

Shopbot canada is one of the largest price comparison services in Canada.

If you have less than 50k products, you will have an easy time, but you can always request help if you have over 50k on Shopbot.

The Shopbot feed specifications are pretty well layed out, and you’ll want to optimize the usual fields like title and description.

Lastly, you can send your feed to Shopbot via FTP or URL.

DoubleClick is now owned by Google, but still provides ad and campaign management.

DoubleClick has unique feed specifications with only a few required fields, and many optional ones.

The feed format is either CSV or XML, and you’ll want to automate the whole process so you don’t have manual data.

Getprice is a great price comparison channel to use in Austrailia. Creating a feed for it can be complicated becuase you have to host it at a publicly accessible URL.

The GetPrice feed specifications have several required fields that you want to make sure you adhere to for maximum exposure on their search engine.

For one, you should make sure the titles you send to GetPrice are fully optimized with brand, color, and size variations.

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If you want to expand to a great US marketplace that supports fixed price as well as dutch auctions (where the price keeps dropping), Pricefalls is a great one to try.

Pricefalls has a large category taxonomy that is very important to be mapped correctly for maximum exposure. Creating a proper Pricefalls feed can be done through using your Google Shopping feed, or their custom feed format based on a template.

Pricefalls feed optimization will play a huge part in title relevancy as it will dictate which products show up for user queries.

PriceRunner is a great price comparison channel in Sweden.

Feedonomics lets you easily optimize and create a feed for PriceRunner among hundreds of others channels.

That includes the PriceRunner categorization for all products in your feed. If your products are categorized too generally, your relevance won’t be very high, so it’s important to ensure your PriceRunner product feed has categories that are as specific as possible.

Idealo is one of the largest European price comparison engines – especially in it’s native Germany.

Idealo has its own required feed format, with typical fields like title, description, category, link, price, and image link.

It is of critical importance to add all attributes to your Idealo feed for better performance on Idealo.