Step 1) Enabling Additional Currencies In Shopify
Log in to Shopify and go to Settings > Markets
Now click on add market in the top right corner.
Now add your market name (can be anything) click on add countries/regions and add all the countries you want to support.
Step 2) Checking The Page Data
First, we need to check if the prices are visually changed on your product landing pages. Navigate to a random product landing page of your choice, in the URL, if you see a query string after your product handle, such as ?variant=32691944357963 add the currency as followed ¤cy=GBP. If all data is correct, you should see a different price and currency symbol.
Then with that URL, check the Rich Results (Structured Data Testing Tool), make sure the prices are also in the same currency, in this case, GBP.
Step 3) Use an APP with Multi Currency Support
Now use an app that supports multi-currency. For example https://apps.shopify.com/multiple-google-shopping-feeds
Hi there, if we set one of the markets to use a different top-level domain (for instance: exampleweb.TH and the primary domain is exampleweb.UK), can we still use the multiple Google Shopping feed app or should we now set up a different Google Merchant since there are two different top-level domains?
Thanks for any help on this!
To submit different feeds for different TLDs, you will need to use the multifeed app. And you will need to setup an advanced GMC account so that each subaccount is a different website TLD.
Thanks Emmanuel! Just an additional question, is there any chance we could get dinged by Google if both of the feeds contain product listing that are essentially the same but different pricing, and inventory?
If you are targeting different countries or languages or currencies, no.
That’s great. Thanks for the help and info here. Appreciate it!
Pleasure