Google Merchant Center

Google Merchant Center is currently experiencing a technical issue with configuring shipping destinations with overlapping UK postcode regions. Despite appearing as overlapping, in reality, they are not. The root cause can be traced back to Google’s initial failure to account for the unique structure of UK postal codes. Consider this example: if you create a […]

There’s a wide range of options at your disposal when it comes to editing your product information, such as the primary feed, supplemental feed, feed rules, to manual product editing. I have previously prepared a comprehensive article and an accompanying video elaborating on this subject. In this article, we’ll delve into the details of manually editing products

Blanca Lopez’s question on our Google Ads community is a great one that many e-commerce store owners and marketers may question. When a product is deleted from Google Merchant Center, it’s natural to wonder if any edits made to the product before deletion are still present when the product is re-added. Blanca asked the question

When using feed rules in Google Merchant Center, it’s essential to know that not all operators are readily accessible. In addition, the available operators will vary depending on the attribute you select to apply the feed rules to. For instance, if you choose to use the feed rules to the price attribute, the available operators

One of the key features of using Google Merchant Center is that it allows you to edit product information using many methods. Five methods layer on top of each other. In this article, we will explore the different ways you can edit product data in Google Merchant Center to improve your products’ visibility, ultimately improving

If you or one of your users has received a blank invitation email from Google for Google Merchant Center, don’t panic. Instead, try accessing your email using an alternate method. Our users have found the following two methods to be effective, so give them a try.