About Google Shopping. Google Shopping is: Powerful: Google Shopping applies Google's search technology to help you find and research products from online stores across the web and then points you directly to where you can buy them. Comprehensive: Find everything from common to unusual products.

With a free listing, the products you sell can appear at no cost on Google Search, Google Maps, YouTube, the Shopping tab, Google Images, and Google Lens. Free listings for products helps your product pages appear in search results, not other pages like homepages, shipping and return policies, or product category pages.

By saving your shopping preferences, you can find relevant results and personalized recommendations more quickly. For example, you can save your favorite brands, department, and style preferences. Your shopping preferences may be reflected on Search, Shopping, Discover and other Google surfaces. Save your department preference

Official Google Shopping Help Center where you can find tips and tutorials on using Google Shopping and other answers to frequently asked questions.

Turn off “Shopping.” To turn off price drop notifications on your iPhone or iPad: Open the Google app. At the top right, tap your profile picture or initial. Tap Settings Notifications. Turn off “Shopping.” Turn off price tracking emails. Open any price tracking email from “Shop with Google.” At the bottom of the email, click or tap ...

If your website has been identified by Google as an online merchant, you may see the following tools and reports on Search Console about shopping experiences available on Google: A report titled Shopping tab listings under Shopping. A setting titled Shipping and returns under Settings > Shopping (if you’ve associated a Merchant Center account ...

Eligible sites that sell physical goods can enable their Product structured data to appear in the Shopping tab in Google Search results by signing up for a Merchant Center account. Merchant Center helps manage your product sales that appear on Google services.

Product: This is the actual product that potential customers search for on Google. Item: This is a product that has been added to your product data, either in a text feed, XML feed, or API. For example, an item is one line in your text feed. Variant: These are specific versions of a product that comes in different variations. For example, a ...

Click Search. Tip: Browsers don't save the URLs you search in your browsing history. To enhance our products and services, Google may store the URLs you search.

Shopping ads appear on search results and the Google Shopping tab. Store owners can also use local inventory ads to promote products available at their physical locations. Why choose Shopping campaigns. Retail marketing: Use visually engaging product listings to …