My friend sent me this article on how to integrate Zazzle with a Shopify store. ***link removed***
I had never heard of this. Not only does it talk about an integration but mentions a feature called “Instant Product” that allows you to quickly and easily add Zazzle products to your own store. This means that if you find a product on Zazzle that fits well with your brand and target audience, you can simply import it into your Shopify store without having to worry about manufacturing or shipping."
I’d love to have a Shopify store that combines Zazzle products along with some of my own.
I would love to see the ability to integrate products with Etsy. (I do really well with Etsy because, like Zazzle, it is a marketplace.) Etsy allows creatives to sell items that feature their art if combined with a third party, such as a mug producer, as long as it is stated. In the UK I work with such a company that is alerted every time an order comes in, and automatically processes it. It’s a joy. I’m sure it’s something that Zazzle could do.
This looks to be a automatically generated article of some kind. There’s no actual specifics, and it refers to a feature that we don’t actually offer here in Zazzle. Please be wary of clicking on random looking links.
Hi @Colorfulgalshop , thanks for posting this and getting the conversation going. I can confirm that we do not have an integration available with Shopify at this time.
To prevent further traction on that link, I have removed it from your post. Thanks again for bringing it to all of our attention though. If there is one thing the Zazzle Community is good at, it’s getting to the bottom of things like this. Well done everyone!
Could you also remove the info and links I posted in this thread, since the info in those links could cause confusion. It’s my post yesterday at 2:50 pm. Thanks in advance.
You have to manually add all products one by one to Shopify and link everything back to zazzle for customisation and checkout if you want a Shopify store.
Here is the answer for easily adding products to Shopify or any website at all… Z-Feed. I added this tool to my website a couple of months ago and since then sales have increased dramatically and my site looks more professional and has more of my designs and content.
I struggled to get products on my site, one at a time ugh, for the direct Ambassador link and higher %'s but now with one line of html and my Store Id or a Collection Id, my Zazzle products just show up on my site.
Chris…I have to tell you that you’ve ruined my plans for the afternoon because I’m going to be adding the z-feed to my website instead of doing what I was going to be doing. This integration is so freakin’ fantastic, thank for developing this! I have two websites that I use to promote products in some of my articles and this is going to improve the presentation so much.
Ha! Sorry (not sorry) @karab about the productivity hit
I can’t take credit for building it, but I was an early adopter and have been using it a lot and sharing feedback with their team. They’ve done a really nice job with it.
That was pretty much my reaction too the first time I tried it… one of those “wait, that’s it?” setups.
What’s been working really well for me is dropping in different feeds depending on the page; like a specific collection on one page, and then a broader search feed on others or even blog posts.
Curious to hear how it works on your sites once you get it set up!
Well, the first day that I put it in I got a referral, which I don’t think was a coincidence. I’ve been putting different feeds in different places, too, depending on the topic of the article or the page. I have one site where indie artists buy listings in a directory, and if they have a Zazzle shop I’ve added a little feed into their listing in the directory, so they’re pleased with that.
I used Chris’s link in the post above to find it. I have two wordpress sites, but I think it integrates with other site builders. On Wordpress you put it in using a custom html block.