Your products found in every country
A buyer in Spain and a buyer in Belgium do not see the same Google Shopping window. You know where your products show up, and where they are missing.
E-commerce
Google Shopping by market: your products seen, at the right price, in every country
You know, product by product and country by country, whether your items appear on Google Shopping, what price your competitors sell the same ones at, and what their reviews say. Your listings and prices adjust accordingly, market by market, to sell more where demand exists.
What you gain
Your prices against the market
The prices of other sellers of the same product are read in bulk, every week. You see where you are too expensive, and where you leave margin on the table.
Listings that make people want to buy
Titles, attributes and descriptions are reworked by language and by market, from the words buyers actually type.
Reviews as a compass
Reviews of your products and your competitors’ are analysed by AI. You know what sells and what drives buyers away, before launching a product.
Who it is for
- Your store sells in several countries, and you do not know where your products appear.
- Your competitors cut their prices on Google Shopping, and you find out from your sales.
- You are preparing to open a new market and want to know who already sells what there.
What you receive
- The state of your products on Google Shopping, country by country and language by language.
- Your customers’ searches replayed in bulk, hundreds of keywords per market: which products show up, in what position, and at what price.
- The detailed listing of each tracked product (brand, specifications, GTIN), compared with your competitors’.
- The list of all sellers of the same product, with their prices, country by country.
- Google Shopping reviews of your products and your competitors’, analysed by AI: what pleases, what disappoints.
- The real destination of competing ads: which pages they lead to, and how they are tracked.
- Product listings reworked by language and by market.
- Alerts when a competitor changes price or a product disappears.
- A monthly report per market, with the three priority actions.
- And much more: everything our readings make possible, depending on your markets and your questions.
Prerequisites
- A Google Merchant Center account in your name, or opened with us.
- An exportable catalogue: references, prices, GTINs where you have them.
How it goes
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Scoping
Together we choose the markets, languages and products to track.
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First reading
Your products, your competitors and their prices are measured and dated.
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Adjustment
Listings and product feeds are reworked market by market.
Tracking
Readings run every week, and alerts go out on their own.
Our method: a system, not one more tool
1. Collect in bulk
Tens of thousands of searches, rankings and AI answers read automatically, for every country, city, language and topic of your services and products.
2. Sort with AI
Several AI models group this data by intent, spot opportunities and filter out noise. What a team would take weeks to read is sorted in a few hours.
3. Decide with an expert
A specialist reads the result, settles the priorities and sets the strategy with you. AI prepares, people decide.
4. Produce and check
Pages, campaigns, replies and reports come out of automated pipelines, checked by sample before publication, then measured every week to adjust course.
Frequently asked questions
Do we need to advertise to appear on Google Shopping?
No. Google Shopping also shows free listings, from your product feed. Advertising comes on top, when tracking shows where it pays.
Do you also track marketplaces?
Tracking covers Google Shopping. For marketplaces, we discuss it during scoping, depending on your markets.
Do you change our prices yourselves?
No, we recommend adjustments, and you decide. Prices remain your commercial policy.
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