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# Add Labels to Your Products to Appear in Gift Guides
impact.com periodically promotes products through curated collections on the product marketplace landing page to help partners find relevant products. To include your products in our featured Gift Guides, you can add specific labels to your products.
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**Note:** You can submit 30 products in total and add a maximum of 1 label per product. Products can come from multiple programs as long as the total number does not exceed 30.
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## Add labels to your products
Shopify
### Add labels individually
1. On your Shopify dashboard, from the left navigation menu, select **Products**.
2. Open the specific product you want to add labels to, then navigate to the *Tags* section to the right of your product pricing.
3. Enter the name of a tag you want to add, or select it from the list of existing tags. If you enter the name for a new tag, it will automatically be created for future use in the section.
* See the *Labels reference* below for the correct label-to-category mapping.
4. Select **Save**.
### Add labels in bulk
1. On your Shopify dashboard, from the left navigation menu, select **Products**.
2. Select the checkbox next to the products to which you want to add tags.
3. In the upper-right corner, select **More** → **Add tags**.
4. Select 1 Gift Guide label.
5. Select **Save**.
* There's no need to recreate another catalog. The system will pick it up automatically.
Google Merchant Center
impact.com currently supports the [text-based versions](https://support.google.com/merchants/answer/7052112?hl=en) (that is, tab-delimited `TXT` files, and not comma-delimited `CSV` files), as well as RSS and Atom variants of Google Merchant's [XML files](https://support.google.com/merchants/answer/160589?hl=en).
1. Generate your product catalog with Google Merchant.
2. Add a custom label field (e.g. `custom_label_4`) with its relevant label to the relevant products in your Google Merchant product catalog and [upload it](/brand/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/platform-features/product-catalogs/add-product-catalogs-as-a-brand.md#upload-your-product-catalog) to impact.com. See the [Google Merchant help article](https://support.google.com/merchants/answer/12453549?hl=en) for more information.
* See the *Labels reference* below for the correct label-to-category mapping.
* There's no need to recreate another catalog. The system will pick it up automatically.
Custom product feed
impact.com supports `.TXT`, `.CSV`, `.PSV`, and `XML` versions of your custom-formatted product catalog.
1. View the [Custom Format file fields](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1np1YixxczH_IZBxer-EckMkAdcV9_lp74RQAtI-1Ct0/edit#gid=2110928472).
* Ensure you are looking at the *Custom Format* tab by selecting it at the bottom of the screen.
2. Enter the relevant label in the *Labels* field when [adding the catalog](/brand/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/platform-features/product-catalogs/add-product-catalogs-as-a-brand.md) in the impact.com platform.
* See the *Labels reference* below for the correct label-to-category mapping.
3. If you have not mapped the labels previously, you'll need to update the product feed. To do so, simply update your product labels.
## Labels reference
Assign 1 label to an eligible product to place it in the matching Gift Guide collection. For another catalog source, follow its product-label instructions. See [integrating shopping cart import](/brand/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/platform-features/product-catalogs/add-product-catalogs-as-a-brand.md#integrated-shopping-cart-import) for catalog options.
| Label | Category |
| ----------------------- | ------------------------ |
| `igg26_for_him` | For Him |
| `igg26_for_her` | For Her |
| `igg26_for_kids` | For Holiday Heroes |
| `igg26_for_wellness` | For Wellness Enthusiasts |
| `igg26_gourmet_food` | For Food Lovers |
| `igg26_for_decor` | For the Decor-Obsessed |
| `igg26_fashion_forward` | For the Fashion Forward |
| `igg26_sports_fans` | For Sports Fans |
| `igg26_tech_lover` | For Tech Trendsetters |
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