In Shopping you do not choose keywords. Google reads your product feed and decides what you match — which means the feed, not the campaign, decides the result.
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The product titleis the keyword
There are no keywords in Shopping — Google reads the product title, category and attributes, so they are written to match, not to decorate.
TEMERALDS · Google Partner since 2017
The catalogue
The full film
Google Shopping for three stores
Three online stores, one method: shopping ads that stop the scroll, a professional product feed, product pages that sell, products split by profit and bids set on value.
1:50
With sound
8 chapters
Figures and brand names in the film are illustrative; results differ from account to account.
No minimum. A store with twenty well-structured products outperforms one with a thousand missing attributes.
02Why are my products disapproved?
Most commonly unclear shipping and returns policies, incomplete data, or a price that does not match the landing page. We resolve these before launch.
03Does this work with Salla or Shopify?
Yes. The feed exports automatically, but it still needs tuning — titles written for a buyer are not titles written for the matching engine.
04Can I run Shopping without a developer?
Usually yes. Salla, Shopify and WooCommerce export a feed automatically; what needs work is the titles and attributes, and that is our side rather than yours.
05Why is one product eating the budget?
Because it converts easily, not because it earns most. Passing real order value moves the budget toward margin — and that single change often reorders the whole account.
06How often should the feed be reviewed?
Weekly. Disapprovals, price mismatches and out-of-stock items appear continuously, and each one spends or wastes budget until someone looks.
