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Google’s New Seller Tools Boost Support for Peak Sales Season

Black Friday and Christmas are just around the corner. With the approaching shopping season, Google is rolling out several important updates designed to help maximise success. Google's new seller tools on Google Merchant Center and Google Ads are crafted to provide sellers with up-to-date information, improve automation, and optimise marketing strategies.

Google’s New Seller Tools Boost Support for Peak Sales Season
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Google’s new seller tools enhance inventory management

One of the most significant additions to Google Merchant Center is the introduction of enhanced product trend insights. These overviews allow sellers to identify and capitalise on new shopping trends by highlighting popular search queries and purchasing behaviour.

New tools provide data-driven decisions

This feature provides businesses with the opportunity to make data-driven decisions about their stock, ensuring they have high-demand products on hand.

“Let’s say you’re a specialised jeans retailer considering offloading surplus denim shorts that haven’t taken off. The new trend insights in Merchant Center might show you that not only are ‘denim shorts’ surprisingly popular now, but people are actually using the term ‘long denim shorts’ when searching for them. So now, instead of pulling the shorts from the shelf and returning them to storage, you can adjust your strategy to feature the shorts more prominently in campaigns – and of course, add ‘jorts’ to your product description,” Google explains.

Google's new seller tools provide data-driven decisions This feature provides businesses with the opportunity to make data-driven decisions about their stock, ensuring they have high-demand products on hand.

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AI reporting: A key feature of Google’s new seller tools

Google has decided to integrate advanced AI features into Merchant Center, which should simplify data analysis for users. Sellers can now access AI-generated performance summaries for individual products. The feature will soon be launched, unfortunately for us, only for the American market.

“We’ll also use artificial intelligence to answer specific questions about your product data using new custom reports. After a simple description of the data analysis you’d like to review – for example, ‘show me the performance of my best-selling dresses’ – we’ll create a custom data set with the answers you’re interested in. This tool uses generative AI to translate the user’s request into a custom report that highlights their own performance data. This means you can skip the process of manually creating custom reports when you need more tailored data.”

AI reporting: A key feature of Google's new seller tools Google has decided to integrate advanced AI features into Merchant Center, which should simplify data analysis for users.

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In-store availability

Google is further automating the process of synchronising in-store product availability with Merchant Center. The vision is to simplify the shopping process for consumers and eliminate manual work for sellers.

This update ensures that local campaigns are always up-to-date and provide customers with accurate information about which products are available nearby.

Customer acquisition enhanced through Google’s new seller tools

Businesses will particularly appreciate the following change during the peak shopping season. Google has expanded customer acquisition tools within Performance Max and Search campaigns. It will now be possible to set specific targets for attracting new customers, optimise ads based on profit margins, and fine-tune your presence in search results with greater precision.

With these new seller tools, Google aims to equip businesses with everything they need to thrive during the busiest shopping period of the year.

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