TikTok World 2025: Why Sellers Can’t Afford to Ignore What’s Coming Next
TikTok World 2025: Why Sellers Can’t Afford to Ignore What’s Coming Next
We can all agree that 2020 has been a roller coaster ride since the start. Be it wildfires, COVID-19, or the major Google free listing update. And with updates comes confusion and questions. Do Google free listing mean no “Buy on Google” commissions? How does Google free listing affect the Buy On Google listings? And so on and so forth. So let’s clear the air with these FAQs about Buy On Google.
Did you know about the new opportunity that lets you keep all your profits to yourself? With the exclusion of commission fees from the “Buy on Google” programs, you can enjoy all the profits made through your sales. Grab the opportunity with us today!
In the year 2013, Google launched its marketplace called Google Express and in the year 2018 Buy On Google was launched. Buy On Google is a program in the Merchant Center that lets you list on the marketplace. In late 2019, Google eliminated the term Google Express and Buy On Google became the marketplace where you can list your products for free. Now, Google has updated the term Google Shopping Actions to “Buy on Google”.
To be able to list your products on “Buy on Google”, you require two things essentially: a Merchant Center account and an error-free product feed(your product details arranged in a way Google understands). Moreover, Keep in mind that currently, it’s mandatory to link your PayPal business account to Google Merchant Center in order to get approval for Buy on Google.
‘Buy on Google’ program in France will be ending on December 7, 2021. For more updates or support, get in touch with the experts at CedCommerce here!
“Buy on Google” is packed with everything you need to skyrocket your eCommerce business.
Yes, listing and selling your products on the “Buy on Google” program is absolutely free as of July 2020.
Buy On Google is as beneficial as Shopping Ads because:
Read more about Shopping Ads here.
Approximately 40% of global users say they use Google to find the best deal which means your products get exposure to this 40% of high buying intent users. Moreover, many retailers on “Buy on Google” products reported a 33% GMV growth.
Before you set up you would require a Merchant Center account and a product feed. Additionally, you will require:
Upon logging into your Merchant Center account, you can easily navigate to Merchant Programs in the left-hand navigation panel. Apply to the “Buy on Google” program, where you will fill out all the above information and upload your product feed. And voila your store is live!
Any product category performs best on Buy on Google but considering the current pandemic, these product categories are doing well:
Commission rates are usually between 5 to 15% and depend upon different product categories. For instance, the Animals and Pets supplies category has 12% commission rate. Check out the entire list here.
Did you hear about the fantastic news from Google? Google has now allowed sellers to showcase their products on Google Shopping through Google Merchant Center. Thus, a major part of the Google Shopping page is going to be occupied by these free listings. All they need to do is create an optimized Shopping Feed via the Merchant Center and make sure Surfaces Across Google is Active. Enjoy this unpaid experience and create your Google Shopping Feed now:
Yes, As of July 2020, “Buy on Google” products are absolutely commission-free.
As both the programs, Free listing and Buy On Google are free, combining the power of both of these programs can be beneficial, as your products will appear on Google Search and Google Shopping which will boost your product’s exposure. Don’t have an online business? This is not only a great step to move online, but also it is totally free.
If you own a local business, Google has a program for you as well. To test the waters, you can use Local free listing that lets you get your offline inventory organically on Google, and it is a free program. Once you have a knowledge of how your products are doing online, you can go further with Local Inventory Ads, which could really skyrocket your sales.
Be it Free Listings, Buy On Google, Local Free Listings, or Local Inventory Ads, we have resources and integration that can help you get closer to your success.
An essential aspect of selling on Google Shopping is nailing the product feed because if you mess this up, your products will be rejected. In order to make sure that you get it right and there is no error, you can use the third-party tools which not only offer an error-free product feed but also provides bulk uploads, inventory synchronization, category mapping, order management and much more.
Wherever you are, WooCommerce, Magento, BigCommerce, Shopify, or Opencart, we have an integration for you! Check it out. Now list your products on Google Shopping through WooCommerce Google Product feed integration, BigCommerce Google Shopping integration, and Shopify Google Shopping Feed & Actions app are absolutely free.
Merchants are responsible for the fulfillment. Here is a list of carriers supported by Buy On Google:
Google itself reported upto 30% GMV growth for most of the merchants on the Buy On Google program. Combining Buy on Google with our integration, some retailers even saw a mind-blowing 500% GMV growth. Which is something you can achieve too!
Note GMV- Gross Merchandise Value, defined as the total value of goods sold.
There you have it, all FAQs about Buy on Google. If you have any further queries about Buy On Google, please feel free to ask them in the comment section below.
So if you are an Indian seller, US seller, or Canadian seller, you can join the “Buy on Google” program today, which is backed up with a CedCommerce guarantee since we are an official partner of Buy On Google. Experience our award-winning services!
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