Google Shopping SEO
- Thread starter Rippy
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Try and use as much information as possible in your feed description. Manufacturer # is one. It's been so long that I don't remember some of the others, but just including the little details that many people, especially large companies, leave out can really put you ahead.
If you don't have info for something, BS it.
If you don't have info for something, BS it.
*buy a UPC code for each item, they are cheap and give you one more piece of unique data to add to your sku description
*keyword-stuff the name of the image you upload (best_green_widget.jpg)
*List on Amazon and Google shopping, try to get as many star-reviews as possible (you can do this with fiverr, or by temporarily cutting the price very low and having friends buy+review)
*include the same keywords that appear in Google's "related searches" link when you search for you target term in G Shopping
*Have multiple people with G+ accounts click the "Add to Shopping List" in Shopping Results, Add a (SEO'd) Note, and use the "Share" function to publicly add to Wishlist
*keyword-stuff the name of the image you upload (best_green_widget.jpg)
*List on Amazon and Google shopping, try to get as many star-reviews as possible (you can do this with fiverr, or by temporarily cutting the price very low and having friends buy+review)
*include the same keywords that appear in Google's "related searches" link when you search for you target term in G Shopping
*Have multiple people with G+ accounts click the "Add to Shopping List" in Shopping Results, Add a (SEO'd) Note, and use the "Share" function to publicly add to Wishlist
