Is anyone doing drop shipping business with google merchant center?

[minhaj291]

Is anyone doing drop shipping business with google merchant center? I have a drop shipping business, i want to add my drop shipping website in Google merchant center.

 

[said05]

It's hard to get accepted in GMC nowadays

 

[John Naren]

Getting GMC approval without a strong niche is hard, but it’s not impossible. You need some business history, decent website traffic, and good conversion numbers in Google Analytics. Build real credibility with honest reviews because Google can spot anything fake. Even if you manage to bypass something, it won’t last long. Google is way smarter than we think, and recently they permanently suspended a lot of sites selling replicas. I won't suggest using cloakers. Google can catch those any time. Their teams and AI systems can crawl your site whenever they want. It’s better to focus on building trust first before going for GMC.
Hire a few micro Youtubers to help create some online presence via YouTube videos(in-store videos no AI). Keep your business active on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube. Before giving manual approval, Google checks how trustworthy your business looks. Make sure your business is legally registered. Don’t create a second Google Ads and Google Merchant account under the same ID proof. Google’s AI will catch it and suspend it.
I have a friend who sells game keys. He has around 40k YouTube subscribers and good Instagram reach. He didn’t have any official reseller trademark for selling game keys, but he still got GMC approval because he built real credibility. No fake reviews or fake followers. He grew everything organically, started running ads, and then applied for GMC. Good Luck

 

[tummy_jay]

Is anyone doing drop shipping business with google merchant center? I have a drop shipping business, i want to add my drop shipping website in Google merchant center.

Yes, many dropshippers use Google Merchant Center, but you need to follow their policies carefully. Make sure your website has clear product info, accurate pricing, and proper return/refund policies. Also, avoid prohibited products and ensure your site loads fast. Start by verifying your website and submitting a product feed testing with a few products first can save headaches.

 

[John Naren]

Recently, after posting here, a few people reached out to me saying that digital products cannot be listed on GMC and that only physical products can be sold. So, I’m attaching a few screenshots from one of my stores where we use GMC only for digital products.

 

[tummy_jay]

Is anyone doing drop shipping business with google merchant center? I have a drop shipping business, i want to add my drop shipping website in Google merchant center.

Yes, dropshipping can work with Google Merchant Center as long as your site meets their policies. Make sure your shipping times, return policy, and product details are clear and accurate. Verify your website, submit a clean product feed, and start with a few items to make sure everything gets approved smoothly.

 

[FixMyAds]

that s super interesting, we use google for dropshipping physical products, it takes more time and efforts but it s more stable than fb. about ur digital products, which payment processor are u using for that kind of dropshipping?

 

[rep_king]

Is anyone doing drop shipping business with google merchant center? I have a drop shipping business, i want to add my drop shipping website in Google merchant center.

Yes, you can run a dropshipping store through Google Merchant Center, but you need to make sure your site meets their quality and policy requirements. Clear product details, honest shipping info, proper support pages, and a trustworthy layout are what they look for. If everything matches and looks clean, you can get approved.

 

[Slappy Blunt]

You can list dropshipping sites on Google Merchant Center, but you must ensure perfect data feed compliance (accurate shipping times, return policies, and clear branding) to avoid immediate suspension, as Google heavily scrutinizes new merchants for policy violations, especially those using common supplier images and vague business info.