SEO

    Product Feed

    Term #87

    A structured file (XML/CSV) with details for every product, sent to Google Shopping, Facebook Catalog, and Amazon. Feed quality directly impacts ROAS.

    In practice

    A bad feed means bad campaigns. Inaccurate titles, small images, and outdated prices all directly hurt ROAS — no matter how much you spend.

    Common misconception

    'Exporting an XML feed and uploading it is enough.' An automated feed often lacks: keywords in the title, color/size/material, and images at 800x800+. Google rejects 20-40% of products in poorly built feeds.

    How to fix it

    Feed approved but performance poor? (1) Titles: '[Brand] + [Product] + [Attribute] + [Size/Color]', (2) accurate Google Product Category, (3) Merchant Center → Diagnostics, (4) update prices and availability daily.

    Example

    A clothing store: PMAX ROAS was 1.8. The feed had titles like 'Blue Shirt' and 400x400 images. Improving the feed and using 1000x1000 images brought ROAS to 3.4 within 4 weeks.

    Priority

    Invest a full day improving your feed before scaling Shopping budget. Tools: DataFeedWatch, Simprosys (Shopify).

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