Google Shopping Feed is the ultimate cluster of all the relevant information displayed over your Google Merchant Account. Later, this feed is used to execute multiple operations levels, allowing you to improve your sales and revenue. Now, this is something that we all know about the platform. However, what should you do when you want to have an eCommerce store generated via Shopify? Google Shopping feed Shopify integration, Is it an intelligent solution to update…
It’s another day for your eCommerce venture; you are all set to begin your day with a hot cup of coffee and your emails. However, there’s one specific email that has you triggered. Sent by Google, this email informs you that your Merchant Center account is currently under suspension. Just like that? Without any prior warning? Where did I go wrong? Yes, we understand the tons of questions that might have been in your head…
A Google Shopping feed, as per Google, is a list that contains details of products that an online merchant advertises through the Merchant Center. Every product in the feed or the list is assigned an attribute used by the product feed to group products with like qualities. A single feed can be used as many times across multiple Merchant Center features. There are two main types of data feed. The first one is the Primary…
Google Shopping Campaigns help you promote your products, boost traffic to your store, and find better-qualified leads. These days, Google shopping drives 76.4% of all retail search spend. And it has well and truly transformed the retail search industry. This has converted Google Shopping Campaigns from an optional tactic to an absolute must-have for ecommerce stores running on Shopify, WooCommerce, or any other platform. Every successful Google Shopping campaign needs a well-organized product feed that…
Google Shopping Ads is a platform that needs no introduction; being one of the best platforms for generating traffic and improved conversions, it has shaped the way eCommerce businesses scale and grow. Being one of the most reliable eCommerce platforms, it certainly has a vast number of users. Yes, you guessed it right, more vendors on a platform = increased competition for the top spot! However, what if we told you that there was a…
What are Google Merchant Feed Rules? The Feed Rules by Google are the latest kit of self-help that has been made available by the search engine. It focuses on helping the merchants manage their product data, making changes directly in their specific Google Merchant Center. The Google shopping feed rules are of great aid to the merchants as it helps them with the possibility of performing basic edits over their feed without relying on technical…
If you are one of those users who are relatively new at Google Shopping, you know how the platform works like a charm for businesses that are starting out. Being an eCommerce platform that allows organizations of varied sizes to come over the top of SERP organic results, Google Shopping has opened new avenues for several businesses worldwide. However, the opportunity to top Google search results isn’t as easy as it sounds! You can’t get…
Google shopping API is a link that connects two applications, allowing them to exchange relevant pieces of information with themselves directly.
Google Shopping ads came into existence in 2012 as a paid channel. Since its inception, it has proved to be very beneficial for both the advertisers and the shoppers. These ads are one of the most clicked ads offered by Google. These ads account for more than 60 percent of paid clicks for retailers. When any paid channel is considered, it consistently and continuously provides the highest return on ad spend. It is important to…
Formerly known as Product Listing Ads, Google Shopping is one of Google’s widely recognized services. This service allows businesses to list their products over Google’s SERP (Search Engine Result Page), providing companies with the kickstart to showcase their products to targeted audiences. You must have seen Google Shopping Ads, one way or the other while surfing the internet in the past. Remember those product images that you see whenever you search for something on the…