A feed that sells your best products.
Your feed decides which products Google and Meta show, and to whom. We rewrite titles for what people search, fix images and attributes, clear disapprovals and group products by margin.
- Merchant Center
- Meta catalogue
- Feed rules
- First fixes live
- Week [2]
- Catalogues: Google and Meta
- 2
- Disapprovals left unexplained
- 0
Catalogue · [480] productsWhere it sits
- Growth sprintIn it
- Growth partnerIn it
- LaunchIn it
What is product feed management?
Your product feed is the file Google and Meta read to build your shopping ads. Managing it means keeping it right: titles written for what people search, images and attributes complete, disapprovals cleared and products grouped so the budget favours the ones that earn the most.
- Feeds
- Google Merchant Center and the Meta catalogue
- Fixes
- Titles, images, attributes and categories
- Groups
- By margin, best sellers and new products
- First fixes
- Week [2]
- Checked
- Every week, for new disapprovals
A fit, or not yet.
Honest both ways: if it isn’t the right first step, we’ll say which one is.
A good fit if
- Products are disapproved and nobody knows why.
- Your titles are internal names nobody searches for.
- Every product gets the same budget, whatever its margin.
Not the right fit if
- Your catalogue has fewer than [20] products, so a feed fix won’t move much.
- You don’t run Shopping or catalogue ads, and don’t plan to.
In every feed month.
Titles that match searches
Brand, product, key attribute: in the order people type.Images that pass
Main images checked against each platform’s rules.Attributes filled
Colour, size, material and category, complete.Disapprovals cleared
Every flagged product fixed or explained.Products grouped
By margin, best sellers and new arrivals, for budget control.Weekly checks
New products and new errors caught each week.
Fix, group, then watch.
The fixes ship in week two. After that, the feed is checked every week.
- Week 1
Audit
Every product’s title, image, attributes and status.
Feed audit
[Name] · Paid media lead - Week 2
Fix
Titles, images and attributes rewritten; disapprovals cleared.
Fix list, shipped[Name] · Paid media lead - Every Monday
Watch
New errors caught, groups updated, results reported.
Monday report
[Name] · Analytics - Week 6
Review
Which fixes moved sales, and the next batch.
Feed plan
Saimul Islam · Founder
Where it sits.
Growth sprint
Included[Price]per [6]-week sprintPart of a paid media sprint.
Start a sprintGrowth partner
Included[Price]per month · [3]-month startIncluded, for Google and Meta.
Book a callLaunch
Included[Price]per projectFeeds built and approved before launch.
Plan a launch
Prices are per plan, not per service. Every plan includes the audit, the 90-day plan and the Monday report.
Questions about shopping feeds.
Not on the list? Ask on a call, or by email.
Not always. Small catalogues can be fixed with Merchant Center rules; bigger ones usually need a feed app. We’ll tell you which after the audit.
Only the feed, unless you ask. Product page copy is part of our SEO work.
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Still have questions?Saimul Islam answers every one.Works well with.
- Google Shopping & PMaxShopping and Performance Max campaigns on a clean feed, with brand searches kept apart.
- Collection & product pagesCollection and product pages rewritten for what shoppers search, with buying help on the page.
- Meta adsFacebook and Instagram ads with new creative every week, judged on cost per order.
Your turn
Let’s grow.
[30] minutes, no slides. You leave with the first [3] feed fixes we’d make.
Or write to [hello@domain.com]
