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• Verify your ShopBase website on Google Merchant Center

  A short guide to verify your store website on Google Merchant Center.Very popular

• Overview of how to connect Google Merchant Center to your store

  Google Merchant Center (GMC) is a platform where you can upload and maintain store and product details so that they can appear within relevant Google search results. To sell on Google, you will need to register for an account and wait for it to be reviewed and approved. With ShopBase's built-in features, you can easily register and connect with Google Merchant Center to start selling on Google Shopping. Specifically, we will help you: Set up stores that satisfy [Google Merchant Center guideliFew readers

• Automatically register Google Merchant Center and set up online store

  With ShopBase's automatic GMC registration flow, your online store will be built to completely meet Google's requirements; and ShopBase will set up your GMC account with complete business information, shipping information (for PrintBase and PlusBase stores), claim your domain, and upload products to GMC for you. This will save you time and the hassle of GMC registration, and you will be able to register successfully based on ShopBase's thorough research and experience with registration. In caseFew readers

• Connect Google Merchant Center to online store with ShopBase's checklist

  By following the checklist provided by ShopBase, you can also manually register a Google Merchant Center account to help you review and set up your store to meet GMC requirements. After connecting your GMC account to ShopBase, you can sync and manage product feed from ShopBase to GMC. In this article, we will show you how to effectively connect GMC to your online store using our checklist. In this article A. Connect Google Merchant Center B. Sync product feed A. Connect Google MFew readers

• Understand Google’s requirements when registering Merchant Center

  With the goal to minimize any signs of violation or fraudulent, and to protect online consumers, Google requires that the merchants must provide full information about their businesses, products, and fully comply with Google Merchant Center (GMC) guidelines and requirements. The information, products, and websites that the merchant submits will be thoroughly reviewed by Google. As a result, in order to pass this evaluation, the merchant must properly set up their store with accurate, legitimate,Few readers

• Understand Google Merchant Center account application statuses

  Google Merchant Center (GMC) is an online platform where you can upload and maintain store and product details so that they can appear within relevant Google search results. To sell on Google, you will need to register for an account and wait for it to be reviewed and approved. However, in some cases, Google might reject an account application due to several reasons. There are 3 possible status of a GMC account: In initial review Suspended Approved In this article, we will explain eFew readers

• Automatically sync product feed to Google Merchant Center

  With ShopBase's built-in feature, you can create product feeds and automatically sync them to Google Merchant Center. This feature helps you: Automatically update with just a few steps. You don't have to create links and edit yourself. Quicker update: Instead of every 24 hours, the data will be synced every 4 hours. Feeds do not have to be completely generated every time you update, which is ideal for stores with a large database. You can make changes right on ShopBase admin site withoutVery popular

• Google Shopping ads tutorials

  For ShopBase online merchants to quickly learn the required information of Google advertising, we have compiled a set of Google advertising video tutorials to get you started quickly. In this article A. Intro to Shopping Ads B. Set up your Merchant Center account for Shopping ads C. Create a Google Shopping campaign D. Uploading products to Google Merchant Center E. Google Shopping Optimization Secrets for E-Commerce A. Intro to Shopping Ads B.Few readers