How to Create and List Custom Bundled Items in Sku Fetch and Export to Sku Grid
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Sku Fetch is pleased to announce the ability to bundle items together from different supplier urls and list them to your favorite selling marketplace. Sku Fetch will retrieve product information from several urls and put them together in one listing. Please note that this feature is to list bundled items and not multi packs.
It is important to note that this method of listing will likely not be effective for Amazon sellers as we are only able to add your offer to existing Amazon ASINs. Since the products are attempted to be matched to an ASIN by the supplier title, it would not be possible to know the exact ASIN for a bundled product. However, if you do know the ASIN for a bundle, you can use Sku Fetch to retrieve the information and when you are redirected to Wise Lister, you can enter the ASIN manually when prompted.
In this tutorial, we will be showing you how to list a bundled product on eBay. The process will be the same for any selling marketplace that you’re selling on. However, after you are finished with your editing, when you go to process the item, your final steps may be different depending on which lister you are using and which selling marketplace you’re selling on. For simplicity in this demonstration, we are showing you the process from start to end using Sku Fetch & Wise Lister to post the item on eBay.
First, identify the supplier urls that you want to list in your bundle.
Log into Sku Fetch.
Click Bundle Fetch.
Paste in your supplier urls for the bundle. Use only 1 URL per line and do not leave any white space before or after the urls.
By default, the Combine Shipping option is checked. Leave this option checked if you want to combine all of the shipping charges from your suppliers and account for it in your pricing. Uncheck this option if you do not.
An example of when you would want to uncheck this option would be if you’re listing items from the same supplier and purchasing the items puts you over the supplier’s free shipping amount. Since you’d be getting free shipping, you wouldn’t want to combine the shipping, so you’d uncheck this option in that case.
Next, is Process & List Variations. If your supplier has variations for any of the URLs you’re bundling and you want to create a multi variation listing in your selling marketplace, then you can check this option. Otherwise, leave it unchecked.
Once done, click Process.
It will take a while for Bundled items to be retrieved. Remember, Sku Fetch is scraping more than one supplier and possibly all of the variations from each url. So please be patient and allow time for the retrieval process.
Once the items are retrieved, you will see links to the urls you wanted to list on the screen. Put a checkmark next to the options that you want to include in your bundled listing.
Click Process to continue.
The listing editor will load up. Here, you can edit as much or as little information as you’d like. We’d like to point out a few things here.
In step 1, if you are having Sku Fetch auto insert custom labels, it will only put the supplier sku for one of the items in your bundle. It will not put them all in that field.
You can override your formula and adjust your pricing if you’d like in this section. You’ll see that your pricing is based off of the combined supplier prices of the URLs you’re listing.
In step 2, there’s an option to Select Title. You can select a title to start with from the drop down. This will populate the Title field with that tile. You should likely edit it to contain some information about all of the products in your bundle.
Click Update in Description to update the title in the body of your listing description as well.
In Step 3, Gallery, you’ll notice that images have been retrieved for each supplier url in your bundle as well as all of the images for each variation. Please note, if selling on eBay, you can only include 12 images. You’ll need to uncheck images over that number.
This is optional, but you can feel free to edit your images or even upload your own custom image that you’d like to use as the main image for your bundle and set it as the main image.
Next, if your listing will be a multi variation bundled listing, you can click on the Variation Images tab and then assign an image to each of your variations.
You can change which option is the trigger for changing the image on your listing by clicking the radio box next to the variation label.
Click back on General Images when done.
Scroll down to Section 4 and you’ll see that your features and description contain information about all of the products in your bundle. You can edit this information as needed.
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