In this article we will explain how to easily submit you product data in Google Merchant Center using Google Sheets. Step 1 : Go to Google Merchant Center > Cog Icon (top right) > Data Sources > click on the supplemental sources tab > add supplemental feed If you can not add a supplemental feed […]
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When shopping online, pictures play a huge role in buying decisions. Imagine you’re browsing online for a new shirt. What catches your eye first? It’s usually the image. That’s why it’s super important for online sellers to use perfect-quality pictures. Here’s a simple guide to making your online products look great: High-quality images are key.
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Exporting your errors and warnings in Google Merchant Center allows you to use this data to resolve issues more efficiently. For example, use it to apply additional data or to edit data in a supplement feed. Or if you want to manipulate the product identifiers to apply data changes in your eCommerce platform. Export Needs
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In Google Merchant Center, you are not restricted to only one website. If you are a merchant or an individual that owns several different websites, such as targeting different countries you can request an advanced account. Having an advanced account will allow you to add multiple domains using sub-accounts and have distinct merchant names for each
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If you are selling products that differ in color, size, age group, gender, pattern, or material, setting up the correct attributes allows you to improve your product performance by allowing users to see multiple options and show specific products when searched for. For example, I have ten different colors if we have FeedArmy’s Premium T-Shirt.
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There are many methods for connecting your products to Google Shopping. I will cover all the techniques in this article and explain what is involved. The following methods are available to you for importing products to Google Merchant Center: TXT Text Delimiter You can upload a Text file to Google Merchant Center by using a CSV
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Structured data, often called Schema Markup, is a standardized format for providing search engines with information about your content. For eCommerce websites, this can be particularly useful for showcasing product information directly within search results, potentially leading to higher click-through rates. However, in this article, we will discuss from the perspective of Google Merchant Center.
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When submitting data to Google Shopping, you must ensure that the Price and Availability match your data feed, product landing page, and checkout. Google periodically tests your website & checkout to check both attributes. If these do not match, this product will temporarily not be listed. If not corrected promptly, a possible suspension might happen.
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Before publishing products to Google Merchant Center, it is essential to know the basic requirements. This article will cover a precheck list, talk about the website, and data feed requirements alongside Google Ads tips. Website Price Checkout Product Landing Page Shipping Other non-critical requirements : Do not Data Feeds Methods There are several methods for publishing products to Google Merchant Center. Below are
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