Services / Google Merchant
Your products in Google,
with a photo and a price.
I set up Google Merchant Center and your product feed so your shop shows up in Google Shopping — correctly, with no disapproved products, and wired into your Ads campaigns. The boring part that makes all the difference.
I cover
- Feed
- Correct, no errors
- Shopping
- Products in Google
- Sync
- Stock & price current
From me

Google Shopping looks simple until you open Merchant Center and half the catalogue is disapproved: bad titles, prices that don't match, missing attributes, account suspended. Without a clean feed, Shopping campaigns have nothing to run on.
The product feed is the boring job nobody takes on gladly, and everything depends on it. I set it up properly and keep it in sync, so your products turn up in Google with a photo and a price, and your campaigns run on good fuel.
Why it matters
Why the feed decides whether you sell on Shopping
A disapproved product sells nothing
A product Google disapproves simply doesn't appear. Wrong title, missing attribute, a price that doesn't match the site — and it drops out of Shopping, however much budget you put behind it.
Bad data gets you suspended
Google is strict with shops. Prices that don't match, missing policies, a neglected feed — and your account gets suspended. Then you sell nothing at all on Shopping, until you fix it and wait for the reinstatement.
Good feed, good campaigns
Shopping and Performance Max campaigns feed on your product data. Clear titles, good images, complete attributes — that is how Google knows who to show your products to. Weak feed, weak results.
What I do
What I cover, piece by piece
From a clean account to a synced feed. I'll take them one at a time.
Account created and verified properly: site, policies, tax, shipping. The base that gets you accepted by Google instead of suspended.
Feed connected from your platform (Shopify, WooCommerce, PrestaShop, custom) or built by hand. Structured the way Google's product data specification asks for.
I go through the disapproved products and repair them: titles, attributes, prices, GTIN. So the whole catalogue is eligible.
Stock and price updated automatically, so you don't sell what you haven't got, or at the wrong price. Google hates mismatches and penalises you for them.
I connect Merchant to Google Ads for Shopping and Performance Max, so the products go straight into the campaigns.
Titles and descriptions written for how people actually search, categories and attributes complete. An optimised feed sells more on the same budget.
How I work
From disapproved products to a catalogue that sells
- 01
Audit
I look at the account and the feed: how many products are disapproved, what is missing, what is risking a suspension. Usually it's more than you think.
- 02
Setup
I configure or repair the Merchant account: verifications, policies, shipping, tax. The base that keeps you straight with Google.
- 03
Feed
I connect and structure the product feed from your platform. Right from the start, so we're not repairing it forever.
- 04
Clean-up
I clear the disapprovals one by one and optimise the attributes. Target: the whole catalogue eligible and clean.
- 05
Upkeep
I watch the feed, catch the errors early and keep the sync running. A feed breaks on its own if nobody is looking at it.
Quote
Want your products in Google Shopping? Answer a few questions
A few clicks and I come back with a quote for your Merchant Center and your feed.
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