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# How do I add a Badge on my PDP ?

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### Select Account Settings and select Advanced

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### Click on Product Badges

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### Give the Badge a Title

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### Style the Badge by adding background color and text color. Add the name of the badge that will appear on the products in the "Content" attribute

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### Click on the "Visibility" tab to set rules for what products will show the bade.

* **Show** - shows the badge on all products
* **Hide**- hides the badge on all products
* **Custom Rule**- allows you to show badges based on the rules that match based on Product tags for Shopify customers and Custom label/metafield for non-Shopify customers.

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### Here is an example of Badges that appear on PLPs and PDPs

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### Tip! Shopify customers can use Product tags to set up rules, and Feed Customers can use Custom labels/metafields.

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### Tip! Tip! for Feed Customers only

You can send us the metadata like this in a custom\_label, we treat this as a metafield. More details on that can be found

<https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EdqsrHAfqpbMMyIA9ZZdiQZugTKi579pjiNl8Xm4gmo/edit#heading=h.bkrrpc1e93bb>

To create multiple badges on a product, create a metafield like meta\[badges]=bestseller,sale

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### Tip! for Feed Customers only

Since metafields are key-value pairs, you can also use the value of the metafield as the content for the badge.

For example, you could give us a metafield like this:

**meta\[badge]=Bestseller**

This can be setup a in badge. In this case, you don't need to set a custom visibility rule; we would automatically show the badge for products that have some value for meta\[custom\_badge] and hide it for products that don't have meta\[custom\_badge]

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