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  • Nombre. Lo primero que debe completar rellenar es el nombre del producto, el cual aparecerá en los resultados de los motores de búsqueda. Justo al lado derecho de este campo encontrará un código de idioma, que le permite elegir el idioma en el que desea editar o crear el nombre.

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    Debe dar un nombre al producto en al menos el idioma por defecto utilizado en su tienda antes de poder guardarlo. Además, no tendrá acceso a algunas de las fichas que tiene que rellenar del producto hasta que no lo guarde.

    Asegúrese de traducir cada campo en todos los idiomas disponibles en su tienda. Para ello, haga clic en el código de idioma situado al lado derecho del campo, y seleccione el idioma en el que desea editar el texto.

  • Código de referencia. Esta es su propia referencia interna. Este código puede ser un número, o una referencia a la ubicación del producto en su almacén, a su proveedor, o a cualquier otra cosa que la haga única.
  • EAN-13 or o código de barra JAN barcode. These are the numbers of the product's barcode, which are used worldwide in order to identify it. You can use either an EAN-13 or a JAN number.An EAN-13 is the product's 13-digit international article number. Read more on . Estos son los números del código de barras de su producto, que son utilizados en todo el mundo para identificarlos. Puede utilizar un número EAN13 o JAN.
  • UPC. A 12-digit barcode, more widely used in North America, UK, Australia and New-Zealand. Read more on Wikipedia: Un código de barras de 12 dígitos, más ampliamente utilizado en América del Norte, Reino Unido, Australia y Nueva Zelanda. Más información en la Wikipedia:: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Product_Code.

Then come four optionsA continuación se presentan cuatro opciones:

  • Enabled. If you do not want this product to be immediately available or visible to your customers, switch the option to "No".
  • Visibility. You can further choose to have the product available through different channels:
    • Everywhere. Customers can get to the product by browsing the catalog, search for the product's name, or directly using its URL.
    • Catalog. Customers can get to the product by browsing the catalog or directly using its URL.
    • Search. Customers can get to the product by searching for its name or directly using its URL.
    • Nowhere. Customers can only get to the product using its URL. They won't find it by browsing through the catalog or by searching for its name. This is great for creating private products, that only a few trusted visitors can access, even temporarily (you can change this setting at any time).
  • Options. A couple of specific options.
    • Available for order. If you uncheck this box, customers will not be able to add this product to their cart. This makes it more like a single-product Catalog mode (in comparison with the "Catalog mode" preference).
    • Show price. If the "available for order" option above is unchecked, you can either choose to display the product's price nevertheless (even though visitors won't be able to buy it), or choose to not display it.
    • Online only (not sold in store). If your business does have brick-and-mortar stores, this option will prove invaluable when a product is only sold online, not in store – this prevents customers from checking a product price online, then come to your store hoping to buy it directly, and thus avoid shipping cost.
  • Condition. Not all shops sell new product. This option enables you to indicate the condition of the product:
    • New. The product is brand new, sealed in its original packaging.
    • Used. The product has been sold at least once before, and probably used by someone else (second hand). It should come in its original packaging, which might be closed with tape.
    • Refurbished. The product has been returned for various reasons ("scratches, dents or other forms of cosmetic damage which do not affect the performance of the unit"). Read more on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Refurbishment_%28electronics%29.

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