Hey guys, Now that GMC has been approved for one month, can i start making some optimizations to the product pages? For example, i would like to add trust badges such as: - 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee - Free Shipping - Buy 2, Get 10% Off Buy 3, Get 15% Off These changes could help improve the conversion rate (CVR). Would it be possible to implement these updates now, or do we need to wait until the two-month period has passed before making this type of change?

When we have a fresh GMC (around 1 month old), is it safe to adjust the prices of some products, or is there a risk of getting a Misrepresentation suspension for making these changes so early on?

Hey everyone, I had the idea to share my journey from Day 1 all the way to (hopefully) success, so you guys can follow along and keep me accountable. I'm launching Google Ads tomorrow for a UK home décor store with around 250 products and a £40/day budget.I just got the store approved in Google Merchant Center today and tomorrow will be the first day of launching campaigns. I'll be sharing updates, results, wins, mistakes, and lessons learned as I go, so hopefully this can help others who are in a similar position. Let's see where this goes 🚀 See you tomorrow for Day 1!

I launched a PMax campaign with a budget of €50, and it's been running for three days now. Today It's only 12:00 AM and it has already spent €55. Why is it spending the entire budget so early in the morning? Is this normal?

Wanted to share where I'm at. I started from literally zero — my whole ecom journey began end of March with no prior knowledge, and this store (my first one) launched end of April. Last 30 days: 9,006 sessions (+641%), £14.1K revenue (+1K%), 240 orders (+1.2K%). Already had a few £1K days, and scaling looks linear from here. Christopher helped me sort out a domain issue early on, and from there it's mostly been consistency. One thing that stuck with me from the group is that there's no golden key — it's testing the small things and giving it time to see what actually works. Still early days but happy with the progress so far.