Google Merchant Center

“Our team of experts manages your Google Merchant Center to ensure your products are listed, optimized, and ready to drive sales online.”

Account Creation & Verification

Occurs when Google cannot verify website ownership due to missing HTML tags, incorrect meta tags, or DNS issues.

Inconsistent business name, address, or contact details between the website and Merchant Center can block verification.

If the email or domain is already linked to another Merchant Center account, you may face account creation issues.

Non-compliance with Google’s policies (like restricted products, prohibited content, or unsupported countries) can prevent account approval.

Providing inaccurate business information or misleading product details.

Continual non-compliance with Google Merchant Center policies despite warnings or previous suspensions.

Listing items that violate Google’s policies (e.g., counterfeit goods, tobacco, weapons, or adult products).

Problems with website functionality, such as broken checkout, insufficient contact info, or non-secure (HTTP) pages.

Missing or inaccurate product titles, descriptions, GTINs, or other required attributes.

Product price or availability in the feed does not match what is displayed on the website.

Broken links, non-secure pages (HTTP instead of HTTPS), or redirects that prevent proper crawling.

Low-quality, watermarked, or irrelevant product images that don’t meet Google’s requirements.

Google cannot confirm ownership due to missing HTML tags, meta tags, or DNS verification issues.

Mismatch between business name, address, or contact details on your site and what’s submitted in Merchant Center.

Discrepancies in business name, address, or phone number between your site and Merchant Center.

The submitted domain in Merchant Center does not match the verified website domain.