All about Google Merchant Center (Google Shopping)
What is Google Shopping?
Google Shopping is a service from Google that helps users research products, read information about product prices and features, and compare prices between different retailers that advertise their products, and then connect with the right retailer to make purchases. For example, when someone searches Google for a product you promote, the ads for the products are displayed along with those of your competitors. When the user clicks on your product ads, they are immediately redirected to your product page. It is currently supported in over 40 countries around the world.
How does Google Shopping work?
Google Shopping works through an algorithm that processes a file called a product feed. Online retailers submit the product feed to Google. The file contains all of the store's product data, such as product titles, descriptions, images and prices. Google matches the product data with users' search queries to create ads. Users are shown shopping ads that are specific to their search queries and include the product image, price, description, etc. If the user finds the product relevant, he clicks on the ad and is redirected to the website or store.
Since the product details come from the retailers, Google can show the current prices and availability of the product.
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