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When you start your ecommerce business it’s likely that you will track your inventory using spreadsheets. Which is great for a small business that’s just getting going. The issues with this approach arise when your business grows, you start selling on more channels and your processes get more complex.
The pandemic accelerated the growth of ecommerce and Google plans to use this momentum to usher in a new era of online shopping. In this year’s Google Marketing Livestream, the company has laid out its plans to enhance the Google Shopping experience with new features that rivals its biggest competitors.
Pay-per-click channels are a great way to reach new shoppers and drive sales on your web store. Marketplaces allow you to leverage native audiences and platforms to make sales.
Just as people tend to stick to their favorite stores, they’re also quick to stick to their favorite online marketplace. A platform like Walmart.com might be exactly what your business needs.
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The focus of this year's Google product data specs update is on improving the quality of product information across free listings and Shopping ads.
Google Ads has changed how Performance Max (PMax) and Shopping campaigns compete, with ad rank now determining auction winners. Learn how this impacts costs, bidding control, and Q4 strategies. We share actionable tips to reduce campaign overlap, leverage data monitoring tools, and refine targets to maintain efficiency.
Are you relying too much on Google Ads? Discover how Microsoft Ads can unlock untapped growth in 2025. Learn why diversifying your ad strategy now could be the key to reaching valuable, overlooked audiences and improving your ROI.