How do I find an individual product URL in my store?

[JohnnyOcker]

Hello, can anyone tell me how to find the individual URL from a product in my store?

(I am wanting to use it to link from landing pages and FB advertising specials, to an "Sale" item in my store)

Cheers  John

[MoG1]

Create a page with the product list, add a product list with all products - set this page "hide in navigation" if needed, publish, then access this page, click on the article you want to promote in other services, you will get its url....

http://xxxxxxxxxxxx.weebly.com/store/p9/%9999.html

For one or two products it can help...

Exporting product list do not provide the product url.

[JohnnyOcker]

MoG, Thanks for the Idea's, I was able to find a simpler way to obtain my individual product URL's.

Just did a Google search for my product and Presto! There is the full URL in the search box, I then can copy and paste it as the link address in my advertisements:

 https://www.pjmouse.com/store/p25/DELUXE_PJ_Mouse_3_Book_Pack_-_Limited_Time_Offer_SAVE_20%25.html

Thank you for responding, a friend in need, is a friend indeed!

Cheers John

[lrgoodma]

The responses did not resolve this problem for me. Can anyone help me figure out how to find my URL for the item I posted in my store?? 

[Adam7]

It's probably simplest to add a hidden page to your site, then create a text link on that page and link it to your product using the product option. You can then visit the hidden page on your published website and right-click the link to copy the URL.

[rora]

How do you visit the hidden page?

[Adam7]

If you have a hidden product, create a link to the product on a different page of your site and published. Copy the URL from the link, then remove the link and publish again.

[rora]

Here is what I have done that works:

I set up a "dummy page" just for getting product URL's.

This page is normally hidden.

I put links to all my "product pages" on this page.

When I need a product URL, I temporarly "unhide" this dummy page.

Then I visit my published website with a browser, go the the dummy page (which is now visible in navigation), click on the link and copy the URL.

Then I go back and "hide" the dummy page.

[Bernadette3]

You can totally do that, @rora. If you don't mind leaving the hidden page published you could name it something simple like "hidden" and then edit the address bar to enter the url directly. i.e. https://www.yourwebsite.com/hidden.html