Google Merchant Center Expert Needed – Fix Feed and Policy Violations
Budget: €36 – €0 EUR
We are seeking an absolute expert in Google Merchant Center to help us resolve complex issues with our product feed and policy violations. We need someone who can quickly identify the root causes of these issues, provide detailed insights into what’s going wrong, and implement effective solutions to ensure compliance with Google’s policies.
This is not an entry-level project. We’re looking for a seasoned professional who has extensive experience managing and troubleshooting Google Merchant Center accounts, feeds, and policies. If you're an experienced expert who has successfully resolved these kinds of issues before, we want to hear from you!
Responsibilities:
- Audit our current Google Merchant Center setup, including feed configuration, product data, and policy compliance.
-Identify specific issues causing policy violations, disapprovals, or account suspensions.
-Report on findings in a clear and actionable manner, explaining exactly what needs to be fixed and why.
-Implement solutions to address the identified issues, ensuring our product feed and account meet Google’s requirements.
-Optimize the feed for best practices to maintain ongoing compliance and improve performance.
Requirements:
- Proven expertise in Google Merchant Center with a track record of resolving policy violations and feed issues.
-Deep understanding of Google’s policies and requirements, including data quality standards and prohibited practices.
-Experience with feed management tools (e.g., CTX Feed, DataFeedWatch) and handling feeds for complex e-commerce setups.
Ideal Candidate:
-Has a portfolio of successful Google Merchant Center projects and can provide examples of previous work.
-Up-to-date with the latest Google Merchant Center policies and best practices.
-Able to work independently and deliver results quickly, without the need for constant oversight.
Ability to communicate findings and solutions clearly, with detailed reports and recommended actions.
Attention to detail and commitment to excellence—only apply if you can demonstrate expertise in this field.
The feed primarily contains physical goods. The entire product feed is currently disapproved and not visible to customers. The current feed disapproval is primarily due to policy violations.
This is not an entry-level project. We’re looking for a seasoned professional who has extensive experience managing and troubleshooting Google Merchant Center accounts, feeds, and policies. If you're an experienced expert who has successfully resolved these kinds of issues before, we want to hear from you!
Responsibilities:
- Audit our current Google Merchant Center setup, including feed configuration, product data, and policy compliance.
-Identify specific issues causing policy violations, disapprovals, or account suspensions.
-Report on findings in a clear and actionable manner, explaining exactly what needs to be fixed and why.
-Implement solutions to address the identified issues, ensuring our product feed and account meet Google’s requirements.
-Optimize the feed for best practices to maintain ongoing compliance and improve performance.
Requirements:
- Proven expertise in Google Merchant Center with a track record of resolving policy violations and feed issues.
-Deep understanding of Google’s policies and requirements, including data quality standards and prohibited practices.
-Experience with feed management tools (e.g., CTX Feed, DataFeedWatch) and handling feeds for complex e-commerce setups.
Ideal Candidate:
-Has a portfolio of successful Google Merchant Center projects and can provide examples of previous work.
-Up-to-date with the latest Google Merchant Center policies and best practices.
-Able to work independently and deliver results quickly, without the need for constant oversight.
Ability to communicate findings and solutions clearly, with detailed reports and recommended actions.
Attention to detail and commitment to excellence—only apply if you can demonstrate expertise in this field.
The feed primarily contains physical goods. The entire product feed is currently disapproved and not visible to customers. The current feed disapproval is primarily due to policy violations.