Merchant Center misrepresentation
Any store on Google Shopping, single-location dealers included
Merchant Center suspended for misrepresentation? We cleared one on our own store. $397 flat. We fix your pages in 14 days. You file the review.
- September 3, 4:41 AM. Google's automated check flagged our store for misrepresentation a second time and pulled all 228 listings out of Shopping that morning.
- The cause. One catch-all shipping policy in Merchant Center promised 14 to 20 days on every product while the store's own pages said 5 to 10 business days. Delivery data that does not match the site is one of the cases Google reads as misrepresentation.
- Same evening. We replaced the policy to match the store, aligned the business details and the shipping and refund pages in both languages, requested the review, and Google closed it. 228 listings eligible again. Every step, with dates.
- Price
- $397 flat, once. No sales call.
- Refund
- Full refund if a listed fix cannot be done because of us. Because of us does not cover access you do not grant to the site, the Business Profile or Merchant Center, or a platform decision outside our control such as a Google review or policy outcome.
- Independence
- Independent of Google. Conecta Media LLC, Chicago, Illinois.
- Own store
- We passed a Merchant Center misrepresentation review on our own store. The case study says what changed.
If you are suspended, we read your public product, shipping, refund and business pages the way Google's reviewer does, name every mismatch between the feed and the site, and fix it on your side. Then you request the review with everything aligned. If you are not suspended and the products simply never appear, the usual cause is that the product data is not on the page at all: in our report on 2,491 dealer sites, 5% of the 967 product-category dealers had data Google Shopping can read. Conecta Media LLC is an independent Chicago firm and is not Google. Google alone decides your review; the refund clause on this page says what we cover.
What your public pages say today
The same checklist we run before writing to any dealer. Run it above and the answers land here.
We read the public HTML of your home page and up to five more, without running scripts, which is a subset of what Google sees. Nothing is published, and nothing on your site is changed.
Reading the home page and up to five more pages, about 15 seconds
We could not read that site.
Check the address and try again.
Pages read
Three fixes, in order
Top one first. Each line says what it costs you today, then what the fix is.
Have the three fixes done.
One payment, never renews. After paying, reply with your website and the 14 days start the next business day.
Three fixes, 14 days, one report. Everything in writing. First reply the same business day, weekdays.
Clients so far
We have no client results to show yet, and we are not going to invent any. The first pilots will be published on this page as they finish, with the dealer's written permission, and until then the proof is the public report on 2,491 dealer sites, the free check, and the audit page each dealer receives.