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In this article we will explain how to easily submit you product data to Google Merchant using Google Spreadsheet.     How to add a new spreadsheet data feed 1) Login to your Google Merchant Account. 2) Click on Manage Feeds 3) Click on + Data Feed 4) When you have clicked on + Data Feed, […]

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

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.

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.

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.