| Disapproved for Product Search and Product Ads | markwhoo | 8/7/12 3:09 PM | Ok, I need a little help from someone, maybe Celebird? I know Celebird is always around the forum and seems to know quite a bit. I have been with Google merchant since its initial appearance I would say even pre-Froogle.... So, I say this because I |
| Re: Disapproved for Product Search and Product Ads | Celebird | 8/7/12 7:15 PM | <This message has been deleted.> |
| Re: Disapproved for Product Search and Product Ads | Celebird | 8/7/12 7:17 PM | what does a site: search indicate? are the items currently listed? e.g. https://www.google.com/search?tbm=shop&q=site:macys.com |
| Re: Disapproved for Product Search and Product Ads | Exceldude | 8/9/12 4:56 PM | What is your site name? |
| Re: Disapproved for Product Search and Product Ads | markwhoo | 8/13/12 8:22 PM | Sorry, I was waiting for a reply all of this time and apparently I was not eMailed that I had a reply or any help.... All of this time I was frumbling that there was not help. lol When I look for products, some are listed in prod search, but other |
| Re: Disapproved for Product Search and Product Ads | Celebird | 8/13/12 9:02 PM | are the items not seen simply being filtered by google's safe-search algorithms after the items have been indexed? if so, that would have little to do with google-merchant-center directly. what's an exact url link to an item not being seen? genera |
| Re: Disapproved for Product Search and Product Ads | markwhoo | 8/13/12 10:02 PM | <This message has been deleted.> |
| Re: Disapproved for Product Search and Product Ads | markwhoo | 8/13/12 10:10 PM | <This message has been deleted.> |
| Re: Disapproved for Product Search and Product Ads | Celebird | 8/13/12 10:40 PM | <This message has been deleted.> |
| Re: Disapproved for Product Search and Product Ads | Celebird | 8/13/12 10:53 PM | for that particular error, simply change the feed. http://www.celebird.com/cloud/celebird-shopping-search.htm?gid=376814&q=L%3AJLG%3AC02 for example, if a color is the issue then simply use a color that both is commonly understood by customers and t |
| Re: Disapproved for Product Search and Product Ads | markwhoo | 8/13/12 11:01 PM | ok, for instance we already have reds and burgundy colors, so I change it to say darker than burgundy? This is why the manufacturer named it wine. I can find something to work I guess, but it will be different than the manufacturer because google i |
| Re: Disapproved for Product Search and Product Ads | markwhoo | 8/13/12 11:03 PM | oh, and by the by, I like the link.. a bit spooky, but I like how it lays it out so you can locate possible issues without going into the feed in the control panel, ha! |
| Re: Disapproved for Product Search and Product Ads | Celebird | 8/14/12 12:05 AM | the words-not-allowed errors have existed for quite awhile - specific words and phrases flagged may change over time; the algorithms are simply inexact and constantly changing. the adwords family-friendly language and the adwords list of unacceptabl |
| Re: Disapproved for Product Search and Product Ads | markwhoo | 8/14/12 12:34 AM | For the most part I agree with what was said. When it comes to a series that has been in the public for some time, and people search by the name of the item, or group of items that a manufacturer has given the item or group of items it is difficult |
| Re: Disapproved for Product Search and Product Ads | markwhoo | 8/14/12 12:37 AM | oh, by the way... For most of my issues being tied to the color wine or descriptive word wine, I looked at the link you posted about Other prohibited categories, and there is nothing referring to wine or spirits at all. I would think it would be po |
| Re: Disapproved for Product Search and Product Ads | markwhoo | 8/14/12 12:44 AM | crap, never mind.... found alcohol under family status.... It still foes to bot review instead of a human one. If it were a human looking at what the bot found (like maybe a gray area flag built into their algorithm), it would be helpful and stop a |
| Re: Disapproved for Product Search and Product Ads | Exceldude | 8/14/12 10:46 AM | While it could be great to have huge army of human checkers (in the millions), a technology solution to check items is probably a better approach, both for merchants and for you. You can imagine the math is something like: number of items per merc |