Connect your WooCommerce catalog with Google Merchant Center using a maintained feed or integration route. We map product identifiers and variants, check price and availability consistency, and make feed errors actionable for the person maintaining the store.
We agree on the records, fields and operating rules before connecting WooCommerce and Google Merchant Center. The scope below defines the work to review together.
We inventory the catalog and map each eligible product or variation to a stable feed identifier. Brand, GTIN, MPN and category-specific attributes are reviewed where applicable; identifiers are never invented to fill an empty field.
Feed values must agree with the product page a shopper reaches. We check variant selection, sale prices, availability and product URLs, with explicit ownership for fields that also appear in Merchant Center.
Shipping and return settings need a verified configuration alongside the product data. We inspect account and item issues, identify missing attributes and define how catalog changes and feed failures are reviewed.
Provide the WooCommerce site, target account and current feed plugins. We check permissions, website ownership and overlapping data sources before adding another catalog connection.
Confirm the products, destinations, languages and shipping regions in scope. Category-specific requirements and unsupported products need review; a successful upload does not establish eligibility for every listing surface.
The chosen extension, feed or API must be supported at implementation time. Older integration instructions are not treated as proof that a retired endpoint still works, and advertising campaign setup is a separate service.
Review simple products, variations and products with special attributes. Compare store fields with Merchant Center requirements and identify missing source data.
Implement the agreed route, map attributes and test product updates. Check a changed price, an unavailable variant and a removed product against the receiving account.
Inspect item and account issues after processing, resolve mapping errors and document remaining policy decisions. Hand over field ownership, update monitoring and the steps for investigating price mismatches.