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Shopping & Feeds
Place your brand’s products directly in front of your target audience. We work with shopping feeds to provide custom and tailored labels for crucial information about product seasonality, new releases, high margin, relaunches, and more.
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When somebody searches for your product, what will they see on the SERP? Through carefully refined feeds and strategic shopping ads, we’ll make sure your products are front and center, separating them from competitors and turning searches into sales.
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Here’s what our shopping & feeds management process process looks like
Step 1
Thoroughly review your existing product feed, keeping industry best practices in mind
Step 2
Enhance your product feed to ensure it’s optimized for maximum visibility and impact
Step 3
Integrate your polished product feed with Google and Bing Merchant Centers, Meta Commerce Manager, and activate campaigns
Step 4
Monitor campaign performance closely, running a range of tests and optimizations to drive ongoing improvements
Find out why your shopping & feeds campaigns are underperforming
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Absolutely! Socium has a dedicated team specializing in Google Shopping, Product Listing Ads (PLAs), and product feeds optimization. Despite the niche and often overlooked importance of product feeds, our team uses a specialized skill set to optimize shopping campaigns and drive fruitful results.
In addition to our customized in-house reporting, we use Google Merchant Center to address product disapprovals or feed-related issues. Our approach involves ongoing analysis and refinement of campaign strategies, with a focus on both channel-specific and account-wide goals. This approach allows for a more efficient shopping campaign that aligns with overarching business goals.
A product feed, also known as a shopping feed, is a digital file that contains detailed information about the products a business wants to advertise or sell online. Product feeds are used to populate e-commerce websites, automatically update inventory on marketplaces, and create advertising campaigns on platforms like Google Shopping, Meta, and Instagram.
All feeds must include the following attributes: Product ID, Title, Description, Product URL, Category, Condition, Image URL, Inventory Status, Regular Price, Manufacturer Details, and GTIN. Outside of these requirements, there are many optional attributes that we recommend utilizing to further improve your feed’s performance.
Not directly. Google Shopping campaigns are driven by market demand rather than spend. So, while effective campaigns can operate on budgets as low as $150/day, the key to success lies in campaign management and optimization, not necessarily the budget.
A shopping feed strategy has many benefits. In addition to enhancing the visibility of your brand online, it also improves the experience of your potential shoppers by showing detailed product information, helps your brand stay competitive, streamlines the management of your inventory, and more.