Why Your TRY, AED and SAR Prices Fail Google and Meta Feed Checks, and How to Fix Them A price field looks like the simplest column in a feed, and in Turkish and Gulf catalogs it is where format, tax and currency rules all meet. Google's Merchant Center specification says the price must[...] Read more
Rule-Based vs AI Product Titles: Which One Your Feed Needs Google says users "will usually notice only the first 70 or fewer characters" of a product title, even though the attribute accepts up to 150. Most feeds are built as if the opposite were true: the di[...] Read more
Score Your Feed-Driven Creative Templates for Turkish and Arabic Text Before They Ship Google allows a product title of up to 150 characters, and shoppers usually see only the first 70 or fewer (Merchant Center Help: title). A creative template that pulls that title, a badge word and a [...] Read more
Fixing Product Image Links Before Google's 500 x 500 Minimum Takes Effect From January 31, 2027, Google Merchant Center requires every product image to be at least 500 x 500 pixels, and images below that stop being approved. Meta's catalog spec already sets the same floor. [...] Read more
Fixing Google Content API 410 Errors: Migrating Your Feed Pipeline to Merchant API Google's Content API for Shopping was sunset on August 18, 2026. Since September 1, requests from projects without an approved extension have been failing intermittently with HTTP 410, and the endpoin[...] Read more
Getting Your Product Feed Accepted on Akakçe, Cimri, N11 and ÇiçekSepeti If you sell into Turkey, your feed tooling was almost certainly built for Google Merchant Center and Meta first. That is a problem the moment you try to list on Akakçe, Cimri, N11 or ÇiçekSepeti: n[...] Read more
How to Segment Your Product Feed for Creative A/B Testing Most product feeds carry exactly one image reference, one title and one description per SKU. That single row is also what Performance Max and Meta's catalog ads use to decide what creative a shopper s[...] Read more
Why Feed-Generated HTML5 Ads Get Rejected by Google Ads, DV360 and Ad Manager Google Ads caps an uploaded HTML5 display creative at 600 KB and 40 files inside the ZIP archive, according to Google's own uploaded display ads specification. Display & Video 360 allows up to 100[...] Read more
Does ChatGPT Recommend Your Products? What Your Product Feed Says About You (2026 Playbook) You know your Google Shopping impression share. You know your Meta catalog's ROAS to two decimal places. You can tell me, right now, which of your products got disapproved in Merchant Center this morn[...] Read more
Feedance vs Lengow: Suite or Focus? (2026) Lengow is the European heavyweight in this category, and the comparison isn't really about feed management. Founded in Nantes in 2009, it serves more than 3,600 customers across 60+ countries with a [...] Read more
Feedance vs GoDataFeed: Cheap Feed Management or Feed Plus Creative? (2026) GoDataFeed is one of the few tools in this category that doesn't need a sales call, a contract, or a negotiation. Pricing starts at $39 a month and is published on the page. There's a 14-day trial. Yo[...] Read more
Feedance vs Marpipe: The Closest Comparison We Publish (2026) Every other comparison on this site involves explaining why two products aren't really substitutes. This one doesn't. Marpipe describes itself as the operating system for catalog ads: enrich catalog [...] Read more
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