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Selling on Amazon
You absolutely must have your products on Amazon. Not doing so guarantees missing out on millions of potential customers.
Amazon Advertising: What You Need to Know in 2019
Amazon Advertising: What You Need to Know in 2019
What to Look For in a Shopping Cart Platform
Shopping cart platforms serve as the foundation on which you will build, structure, and manage your online store. You can compare them to how important physical location and layout are for a brick-and-mortar store.
Google Shopping Actions Feed Specs Guide
Once approved to participate in Google Shopping Actions, you’ll need to create a product data feed. This is virtually seamless if you’re already utilizing Google Shopping, as you can use your existing product data for Shopping ads. In fact, all of your existing Google Shopping products will be opted in by default—unless you manually exclude those products, which we’ll get to.
How to Optimize Google Shopping Product Categories
A lot goes into creating successful Google Shopping campaigns. It's easy to get caught up with campaign details that have high optimization caps, only to overlook important campaign elements that bottleneck performance if left ignored.
Using Negative Keywords in Google Shopping Campaigns
Using Negative Keywords in Google Shopping Campaigns
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Google Just Cut Merchants Out of the Funnel — With Agentic Commerce and Accelerated Checkout
Google’s new ‘Checkout on Merchant’ is reshaping the ecommerce funnel—bypassing product pages and turning your product feed into the point of sale. Learn what this means for your campaigns and how to optimize your feed for agentic commerce.
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Channel-Level Visibility in Performance Max Brings New Clarity to Your Campaigns
Performance Max is no longer a black box. With new channel-level visibility, you can finally see how each surface is performing—and make smarter, more targeted decisions because of it. Here’s how to start using the data.
