After working with Google Ads for eCom, one thing becomes clear fast: most accounts don’t fail because of “bad ads”… they fail because of bad structure + weak data. Here are the biggest mistakes I keep seeing: 1. ❌ Running Performance Max without clean product data 2. ❌ No separation between testing and scaling 3. ❌ Ignoring search term data 4. ❌ Optimizing too early 5. ❌ Weak offer > strong ads Ask yourself: Is pricing competitive? Is shipping clear? Is the landing page fast + convincing? 💡 What actually drives results: Clean product feed Clear campaign structure Strong offer Consistent data collection Patience in optimization cycles If you’re stuck with Google Ads, it’s usually not “Google being broken”… it’s the system around it that needs fixing.

Hi everyone, I’m new here and have a question about my GMC misrep. I’ve checked my site using the GMC Suspension video, which was very valuable. However, I’m still unsure about one thing: my address details. I sell in the UK, but my company is based in the Netherlands. My footer shows my Dutch business address with a UK phone number. I thought this would be better for trust. I also use these details consistently in my policies and GMC. Could this be causing the misrepresentation issue? And if so, can I remove the phone number everywhere and only provide an email address, or would a Dutch phone number be better? Does anyone here have experience with this or any advice? Also, is there a shareable/editable link available for the GMC Unban Blueprint?

A lot of people ask why we have such a high success rate (100%) on reactivating suspended GMCs (especially misrep cases). Honestly, it’s not magic. It’s just process + not skipping steps ✍️ First thing when we onboard a client, we don’t jump into fixing. We start with understanding the history. We ask about everything, when it got suspended, what was changed before, previous domains, appeals sent, etc. Most issues are already hidden there. Then the team does a full audit of the website. Not just basic stuff, we check brand alignment, trust signals, product pages, overall structure, how the store “looks” from Google’s perspective... At the same time, we add the case to our queue for our insider. He reviews it deeper from inside the account side, checks the real root cause, misrep triggers, and even internal notes left on the account. After that, we go back to the client with a clear action plan. What to fix, what to change, what to improve. No random edits. Once everything is properly aligned, the Insider proceeds with the reactivation (clearing flags, removing any reviewer notes on your account, and reactivating the GMC internally), and that’s what makes the difference.. Most people focus only on getting it back live.We focus on fixing the root + cleaning the account internally+externally so it can actually stay stable long term ✅, not drop again after a few days (we provide also 30-day guarantee after reactivation to ensure GMC stay stable) 🔥🔥 here’s same takeaways for you guys after we get almost 100% success rate to reinstate suspended gmcs from misrep with a solid process focused on identifying and fixing the root cause - Misrepresentation is still one of the most common (and most misunderstood) suspensions in Google Merchant Center in 2026. and after the latest clarifications, it’s even more clear that this is not about “one mistake” but about overall trust perception. Google literally defines misrepresentation as anything that looks misleading, incomplete, or inconsistent about your business, products, or offersand with recent updates, they doubled down on:

Would love to connect and exchange experience with someone who is running general stores. Are there any people here working with general stores? We have at the moment 6 general stores.

Excited to be part of this community Looking forward to learning more about PMAX, Shopping Ads, feed optimization, and scaling ecommerce brands with Google Ads. Gla