eCommerce brands reign supreme when it comes to online shopping with absolute convenience and that’s probably one of the main reasons why Google is working on providing them with new tools.
The tech giant plans on incorporating an innovative rating program that targets online shopping experiences. Similarly, they plan on including additional insights into the world of product trends that assist in creating awareness about better pricing and marketing.
Firstly, you’ll be intrigued to know how Google plans to give an enhanced shopping experience using its Scorecard Program. This gives shoppers better insight into a seller’s performance that’s based on previous experiences and activity.
Those who pass the test and are top-rated will now be given a ‘Trusted Store Badge’ that allows more customers to benefit from a business’s service. Reports confirmed how this will now appear alongside the free product listings seen on the Shopping tab.
But some experts are questioning how Google plans on gauging all of this so easily and how authentic it actually can be.
Google was quick to respond by providing a quick overview of the entire process, where badges will be allotted in accordance with every sellers’ performance.
Common factors that Google will monitor include shipping costs and speed, return cost, and the good old return window. All sellers will also receive ratings on every parameter evaluated.
Throughout its early testing phase, Google proved how merchants that initially ‘Trusted Score Badges’ were more or less likely to get their clicks. Similarly, they were also seen driving more traffic to those merchants that were lesser-known.
If you actually come to think of it, it’s more or less similar to ratings achieved on popular sites like Amazon and eBay, which give more insight into the performance of every seller. And this is known to assist in guiding shoppers along the way.
Google has also painstakingly outlined insights relating to common errors made along the way.
But it should be noted that the Shopping Experience program will only be available to users based in the US, in the next few months.
Additionally, Google plans to give merchants better insights into product pricing and free listings conversions. This will guide e-commerce brands in a direction that makes sure they are pricing products in the best way possible.
With tools from the Google Merchant Center, free listing conversions can give greater access to total traffic, conversion rates, and impressions for all product listings. Similarly, the price insights tool will ensure goods are priced in a competitive manner while showing the impact that price change could have on revenue.
But many are more curious about the new display feature that allows sellers to see how they compare against other merchants selling similar products.
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The tech giant plans on incorporating an innovative rating program that targets online shopping experiences. Similarly, they plan on including additional insights into the world of product trends that assist in creating awareness about better pricing and marketing.
Firstly, you’ll be intrigued to know how Google plans to give an enhanced shopping experience using its Scorecard Program. This gives shoppers better insight into a seller’s performance that’s based on previous experiences and activity.
Those who pass the test and are top-rated will now be given a ‘Trusted Store Badge’ that allows more customers to benefit from a business’s service. Reports confirmed how this will now appear alongside the free product listings seen on the Shopping tab.
But some experts are questioning how Google plans on gauging all of this so easily and how authentic it actually can be.
Google was quick to respond by providing a quick overview of the entire process, where badges will be allotted in accordance with every sellers’ performance.
Common factors that Google will monitor include shipping costs and speed, return cost, and the good old return window. All sellers will also receive ratings on every parameter evaluated.
Throughout its early testing phase, Google proved how merchants that initially ‘Trusted Score Badges’ were more or less likely to get their clicks. Similarly, they were also seen driving more traffic to those merchants that were lesser-known.
If you actually come to think of it, it’s more or less similar to ratings achieved on popular sites like Amazon and eBay, which give more insight into the performance of every seller. And this is known to assist in guiding shoppers along the way.
Google has also painstakingly outlined insights relating to common errors made along the way.
But it should be noted that the Shopping Experience program will only be available to users based in the US, in the next few months.
Additionally, Google plans to give merchants better insights into product pricing and free listings conversions. This will guide e-commerce brands in a direction that makes sure they are pricing products in the best way possible.
With tools from the Google Merchant Center, free listing conversions can give greater access to total traffic, conversion rates, and impressions for all product listings. Similarly, the price insights tool will ensure goods are priced in a competitive manner while showing the impact that price change could have on revenue.
But many are more curious about the new display feature that allows sellers to see how they compare against other merchants selling similar products.
Read next: ‘Find Image Source’ Feature Of Google Lens Is Bringing Back Classic Google Image Search Into The Spotlight In Chrome
