I was reading up on Google shopping .
One of the required fields is something called a Gtin. I have never heard of this, nor are they clear how to find it.
I think the google “help videos” assume that everyone who watches it is a google employee and knows all their jargon!
Without all the required information they say my product will be “disapproved” which sound a lot like cancel culture speak.
Any help would be appreciated.
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jmcv2724 Reputation: 12 See jmcv2724's booth |
You usually can google the name of the item and add UPC, GTIN, MON Etc.. to find those numbers
Others may have then in their listings or something
Don’t count on it being the correct one from another’s listing
Once you have that UPC number google it buy first entering upc and that number to verify
But even in today’s world not every single item has a upc or MPN although most every item does
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zappys_closet Reputation: 809 See zappys_closet's booth |
GTIN is a generic term for any of the [URL removed] UPC, EAN, ISBN, etc.
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tomwayne1 Reputation: 8637 See tomwayne1's booth |
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not cancel culture..google rules..
Google requires 2 of the 3 identifier attributes for all listings
Brand, mpn, upc…if you do not have upc just use brand and mpn which your item has
and as said above [[identifier_[URL removed] will be used instead of upc.
If a upc exists..it can usually be found in google shopping on other listings
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ccmom Reputation: 12648 See ccmom's booth |
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