FeedMender/Errors/Incorrect product page URL
Common rejections
Incorrect product page URL
The landing-page URL in link is checked as a string long before anyone visits it. A missing scheme, a placeholder that leaked in from an ads template, or a tracking parameter in the wrong field is enough to flag the product on format alone.
What Google requires
An absolute, verified, clean URL
The link is a single absolute URL beginning http:// or https://, on the domain you have verified and claimed in Merchant Center, encoded properly and under 2,000 characters. It points at the product's own page and carries no advertising placeholders: ValueTrack fields such as {ifmobile} and a hardcoded gclid belong in a tracking template, not the feed's link. Google reports a malformed one as Incorrect product page URL.
What Google does
The URL fails before the page is ever fetched
A link without a scheme, with spaces, or over the length limit fails validation immediately, so the item never gets the chance to be crawled. A ValueTrack placeholder that survived the export resolves to nothing and sends shoppers to a broken address.
How to fix it by hand
Repair the string, move tracking out of it
- Give every link an explicit
https://scheme on your verified domain, encode spaces, and keep it under 2,000 characters. - Strip ValueTrack placeholders and any hardcoded
gclid; put campaign tracking in the account's tracking template instead. - Point the link at the product's own page, not a listing or a homepage.
What FeedMender checks today
7 checks apply, read from the scanner's registry
The scan reads the link as a string: scheme, length, placeholders and tracking are all checked from the file.
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What the scan does not check today: whether the page actually loads, redirects, or matches the product — that is a live-page check. FeedMender reads the URL string, it does not fetch it.
The quicker way
Let the scan read every URL
Run the free scan and it flags the links that are malformed, over length, or carrying an ads placeholder. The scan to identify errors is free and shows every finding before you pay anything. You only pay for the fix.