GOOGLE SHOPPING

Your Products on Google — Free Listings, Shopping Ads, and Local Inventory

Google handles more product searches than any other platform. Your products can appear in Google Search, the Shopping tab, Google Images, and Google Maps — starting with free listings that cost nothing to run and nothing when shoppers click. Add Shopping Ads when you want priority placement. Add Local Inventory Ads when you want nearby shoppers to see what's in stock at your store. GoDataFeed builds and manages the feeds that make all three work.

Your Products on Google — Free Listings, Shopping Ads, and Local Inventory

So happy to recommend GoDataFeed to anyone who is looking for a feed tool. We value our partnership with GoDataFeed and look forward to helping advertisers maintain profitability and growth using them.

Peter Dulay, CEO, Conversion Giant

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GODATAFEED FOR GOOGLE SHOPPING

Three Ways to Reach Shoppers on the World's Largest Search Engine

Google processes billions of shopping-related searches every day. Since 2020, merchants can list products for free across Google's shopping surfaces — Search, the Shopping tab, Images, and Maps. Free listings alone generate billions of clicks annually for merchants worldwide. Paid Shopping Ads give you priority placement at the top of those results. And Local Inventory Ads connect online searches to in-store purchases, showing nearby shoppers real-time pricing and stock for your physical locations. All three channels pull from the same product feed in Google Merchant Center. GoDataFeed builds that feed, keeps it accurate, and optimizes it so your products qualify for every surface Google offers.

Benefits of Google Shopping for Ecommerce Sellers:

Benefits of Google Shopping for Ecommerce Sellers:

Free Product Listings

Your products appear in Google Search, the Shopping tab, Google Images, and Google Maps at no cost. No ad budget required. Google Merchant Center opts you in to free listings by default — your feed just needs to meet their data standards.

Benefits of Google Shopping for Ecommerce Sellers:

Shopping Ads

Pay for premium visibility when you're ready to scale. Google Shopping Ads appear at the very top of search results — above free listings and organic results. Performance Max campaigns distribute your products across Search, YouTube, Display, Gmail, and Discover automatically.

Benefits of Google Shopping for Ecommerce Sellers:

Local Inventory Ads

Sellers with brick-and-mortar locations can show nearby shoppers what's in stock, at what price, and whether it's available for pickup. Local Inventory Ads bridge the gap between online searches and in-store sales — turning Google into a foot traffic driver.

Benefits of Google Shopping for Ecommerce Sellers:

High-Intent Traffic

Google Shopping visitors convert at 2–3x the rate of regular organic search traffic. These shoppers have already compared products, checked prices, and decided what they want. Your product listing is the last step before checkout.

Benefits of Google Shopping for Ecommerce Sellers:

Massive Reach

Google handles over 79% of daily desktop search traffic. The Shopping tab, product panels in search results, and image shopping results put your products in front of the largest audience in ecommerce — at scale no other channel can match.

Benefits of Google Shopping for Ecommerce Sellers:

Full-Funnel Visibility

From initial product research to final purchase, Google captures shoppers at every stage. Free listings build awareness. Shopping Ads capture high-intent clicks. Local Inventory Ads close sales in-store. One feed powers all of it.

WHY GODATAFEED FOR GOOGLE SHOPPINGBecause Google Rewards Clean Data — and Penalizes Everything Else
WHY GODATAFEED FOR GOOGLE SHOPPING

Because Google Rewards Clean Data — and Penalizes Everything Else

Google's algorithm prioritizes product feeds with complete, accurate, frequently updated data. Feeds with missing attributes, mismatched prices, or stale inventory get suppressed or disapproved entirely. And if you want to run Local Inventory Ads, the complexity doubles — LIA requires a primary product feed and a secondary local inventory feed with store-level stock and pricing data, perfectly coordinated. GoDataFeed builds both feeds, keeps them synced with your store, and formats every attribute to Google Merchant Center's specifications. When Google tightens its policies — new title requirements, updated image standards, stricter pricing enforcement — your feed stays compliant automatically. You sell. We handle the data.

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PRODUCT DATA MANAGEMENT & OPTIMIZATION

Products With Bad Data Don't Rank. They Don't Even Show Up.

What we do for you:

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Field mapping
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Launch on Google Shopping Faster and With Less Effort

Setting up a Google Merchant Center feed that qualifies for free listings, Shopping Ads, and Local Inventory Ads requires precise product data, correct formatting, and ongoing maintenance. One pricing mismatch between your store and your feed triggers a disapproval. One missing GTIN and your product drops from results. GoDataFeed eliminates the manual work. We map your product data, apply Google's requirements, and build a feed that qualifies for every Google shopping surface from day one.

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Field mapping

Match your catalog attributes to each channel's requirements. We translate your product data into Google's schema, Amazon's flat files, and Meta's specifications without losing critical information.

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Custom rules

Build logic that transforms data automatically. Append keywords to titles, calculate margin-based pricing, swap seasonal images, or modify descriptions based on channel performance.

categorization

Categorization

Align products with marketplace taxonomies. We map your categories to Google's product types, Amazon's browse nodes, and channel-specific classification systems for maximum visibility.

Product variants

Product variants

Configure parent-child relationships correctly. Size, color, and style variations sync properly across channels, preventing duplicate listings and maintaining inventory accuracy.

Product filters

Product filters

Control which products syndicate where. Set rules based on price, margin, inventory levels, or brand to ensure only profitable products reach each marketplace.

Best practices

Best practices

Launch with proven optimization strategies. We implement title formulas, image compliance checks, and attribute enrichment techniques that drive performance from day one.

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Ready to Get Started with Google Shopping?

Set up your free Google Shopping product listings and start reaching shoppers across Google Search, the Shopping tab, Images, and Maps.

You'll need the following:

→ A Google Merchant Center account (free to create)

→ Products listed on your Wix store

→ An active GoDataFeed account connected to your Wix store

For Shopping Ads, you'll also need:

→ A Google Ads account linked to your Merchant Center

For Local Inventory Ads, you'll also need:

→ A Google Business Profile with your store location(s)

→ A local inventory feed with store-level stock and pricing