Jun 22, 2011 |
Google Product Search, Google, Knowledge Base
While more than one Google Account can verify a website URL, only one account has the right to upload and publish products via Google Merchant Center for a given website. VersaFeed will be creating and uploading your data feeds to this claimed account.
Once you have verified your website URL with Google Webmaster Tools you can now claim your website in Google Merchant Center:
1.Sign into your Google Merchant Center account.2.On the ...
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Jun 22, 2011 |
Google Product Search, Google, Knowledge Base
In order to claim your website URL in Google Merchant Center you first need to verify your URL with Google Webmaster Tools. This is Google's way to ensure you have ownership of a website in order to use their suite of website tools like Google Merchant Center and Google Analytics.
It's relatively painless, but you do need access to your website admin area:
1.Log into Google Webmaster Tools.(Note: Make sure to ...
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Jan 05, 2011 |
Google, AdWords, Product Extensions, Product Listing Ads
Summary: How to promote your products, on a budget, using Google AdWords Advertising.
The most popular form of online advertising is, far and away, Google AdWords. It is a proven platform that, when configured properly, can drive massive traffic to your website.
The problem is, AdWords is extremely complex and professional management can cost a fortune. However, there is an elegant solution to this problem:
Google AdWords Product Listing Ads
Utilizing Product Listings Ads, you ...
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Aug 25, 2010 |
Google Places, On a Budget, Best Practices, Google
If you are a business owner with a website and a brick & mortar storefront, you can increase your Google visibility for free by adding your business to Google Places.
Google Places is simply Google's method of allowing companies to register information about their physical store. Google then uses this information in a variety of ways to boost your store's online presence. Here are some examples:
A search on Google for "San Francisco pet ...
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Jul 08, 2009 |
Google Product Search, Seller Ratings, Best Practices, Google
In previous blog entries we've looked at the importance of Google Product Search "seller ratings" and how to use Google Checkout to obtain these ratings.
This blog entry will focus on an alternative way of obtaining seller ratings utilizing ResellerRatings.com. ResellerRatings was founded in 1996 and allows consumers to review online merchants. They are generally regarded as fair to both merchants and consumers.
We are interested in ResellerRatings because Google periodically extracts merchant ...
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Jul 08, 2009 |
Google Product Search, Seller Ratings, Best Practices, Google
Last blog we discussed the best methods to have "seller ratings" listed next to your products on Google Product Search. We focused on two methods: using Google Checkout, and using ResellerRatings.com. This article will focus on the first option, Google Checkout.
While Google Checkout doesn't seem like a product that has anything to do with customer reviews, it actually does. Part of the Google Checkout system includes automated emails which request reviews from ...
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Jul 08, 2009 |
Google Product Search, Seller Ratings, Best Practices, Google
(This post has two sequel posts: Part 2 and Part 3)
While searching on Google Product Search you'll frequently notice that some merchants have a "reviews" or "seller ratings" listed next to their store (see example). These ratings are incredibly important as consumers are more willing to do business with retailers they consider trustworthy — even if the product price is not the lowest.
Google seller ratings consist of a 1 to 5 star visual ...
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