Google Product Category vs Product Type, Google Product Category is a crucial aspect of Google Shopping Campaigns, and in case you’ve not paid attention to it, now’s the perfect time to do so.
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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…
So you have a Shopify store? Sounds great! How often do you find yourself switching between your store to Google Merchant Center, to upload similar information over both platforms? If you can be related to any of these questions, you already face trouble maintaining similar feeds between two distinctive platforms. What if we told you theres a solution to the problem? A solution that will allow you to tap into Google Merchant Center features with…
If you are an eCommerce store or any online retail shop, your product or service must be on Google Shopping period. Why? Simple, Google Shopping accounts for nearly 65% of all clicks on Google Ads, including 89% of non-branded ad clicks on Google Search. As an online eCommerce store, you can no longer avoid listing your products on Google Shopping Ads that have transformed online retail search marketing in recent years. Besides being listed on…
Google Shopping Ads is one of the most popular options for eCommerce merchants to advertise their products and attract potential customers. However, these Google Shopping campaigns do not offer many customization options, and the only thing that users can control is the cost-per-click (CPC) that they are willing to shell out on their campaigns. More returns from advertising almost always encourage sellers to increase their advertising investment. However, if returns are not satisfactory, then advertising…
All merchants who run pay-per-click advertising on Google generally have a decent idea about how Google Shopping feed works and how to leverage it. No matter how much it is optimized for search, there is always more than can be done to keep up with new trends. The pay-per-click is a constantly evolving industry that, coupled with AI learning advancements, makes it easier for merchants to save time with advances such as Google’s Smart Bidding.…
To list your product on Google or to ensure that your product ads work seamlessly, Google directs online merchants and e-store owners to upload the product data in the form of a feed. The feed needs to be uploaded to the Google Merchant Center. What are Google shopping feed attributes? Google Shopping feed can, in its simplest form, be thought to be a list of products or a spreadsheet that contains your product name and…
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…