How to deal with the InCorrect Price Issue for the Google Shopping Product Listing Ads?
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Hello All,
Yesterday when i was checking with the one of the search term for "canvas prints"..i come to know that one of the advertiser EasyCanvasPrints.com is showing Incorrect price. On Search result they guys are showing $7.46 incorrect price for the PLA - Product listing ads. Go to below links:
https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=canvas+prints&tbm=shop
https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=canvas+prints&start=0
But when we click on it then i can not this price $7.46
I have done various claim and send to Google support about this misguiding price for the Easy Canvas Prints but they not taking any actions on it.
Guy Can u please help me how can i pass this message to Google to take actions for this advertiser?
Waiting for your reply
Regards
Dinesh
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Hi Dinesh,
Thanks for the question, unfortunately there is not much you can do aside from notifying Google. If a product feed is inaccurate you will just have to wait for Google to take action and disapprove those products from their feed.
I am curious as to the response you received from Google. Please do let us know if anything comes up on this or if you notice the product ads have been removed from results!
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