Bulk update your Shopify Products’ SEO Title and SEO Description

Shopify stores the SEO Title and SEO Description for your Shopify products as two product metafields. To set up a sync of these values to and from Mixtable you simply need to map two columns to the relevant product metafields in Shopify. Here are the metafield definitions you need to map:

• SEO Title
  • Namespace: global
  • Metafield field name: title_tag
  • Metafield value type: string
• SEO Description
  • Namespace: global
  • Metafield field name: description_tag
  • Metafield value type: string

Bulk find and replace in SEO Title And Description

If you are looking to find and replace word(s) in your SEO Title and Descriptions, a super fast way is to utilize Mixtable’s built-in Find and Replace feature. You can do this manually by updating cells and using copy+paste, but the Find and Replace feature makes this process even faster by allowing you to replace specific text in bulk within a specific column.

You activate Find and Replace by clicking on its button in the toolbar. In the dialog that opens you’ll see a few inputs:

• Column Selector - this is how you choose which column in the currently active worksheet the Find and Replace will work on
• Find this - this is where you enter the word(s) that you are looking to replace
• Replace with this - this is where you enter the word(s) you want to replace with
• Case-sensitive match - whether you want to match words in a case sensitive manner. For example, whether a search value of “Organic Apple” should be strict about the capitalization of O and A, or whether it should also match “organic apple” (lowercase)
• Match whole words only - whether you want to only replace whole words that match your “Find this” value, or whether you also want to match parts of words. For example, whether replacing “butter” should only replace the specific word “butter”, or whether it should also replace the “butter” in “butterscotch”
• Preview first 10 rows - if enabled this will preview the Find and Replace action on the first 10 visible rows in the active worksheet. This way you can preview what the output will be before you make it real