Hey everyone, I need some advice regarding Shopify and Google Merchant Center (GMC). My store is based in France (FR), and my product feed is fully optimized in French. I recently added a second target country in GMC. My question is: Do Shopify translation apps preserve feed optimization? Specifically, when Google scans the feed for the new country, does it accurately capture the optimized, translated keywords? Or do translation apps risk messing up the product titles, descriptions, and SEO? If anyone has experience with this, your insights would be highly appreciated. Thanks in advance! 🙏

Getting the GMC back live is important, of course. But what really matters is making sure it stays active, stable, and trusted long term, that's why our process doesn't stop at reactivation. For every case, we work on both sides: ➡️ Internally, through our insider team, we identify what Google is actually detecting and what caused the suspension in the first place. ➡️ Externally, through our audit team, we review the frontend store in detail and strengthen the trust, compliance, and legitimacy signals that Google reviewers look for. The goal is simple: Not only to reactivate the GMC, but to make it fully compliant and trustworthy in Google's eyes. Once the account is reactivated, we don't just disappear. Every client receives a 30-day guarantee and our post-reactivation protocol. 💠 This protocol is built from 4.5+ years of hands-on GMC experience, hundreds of suspension cases, recurring patterns we've identified across reviews, and insights gathered through our industry network. Over the years, we've seen what keeps accounts stable, what triggers reviews, and what commonly leads to suspensions. The objective is simple: Help clients maintain a clean, compliant, and trustworthy GMC built for long-term stability and focus on STORE + ADS. Every recommendation is designed to reduce unnecessary risk, strengthen trust signals, and keep the account in the best position possible for future growth and scaling. If you have any questions about GMC suspensions, reactivations, or Merchant Center compliance, feel free to ask below. And if you'd like a copy of our post-reactivation protocol, just comment "me" and I'll be happy to share it with you 🤝

Hey - glad you're here. This is Google Ads eCom Lab. It's a free community for ecom operators who want to actually get good at Google Ads - not from theory, but from the system we use on 200+ live client accounts generating €200M+ in tracked sales. What this room is A Google Ads war room for D2C and dropshipping store owners. You get a full scaling course, monthly live calls, daily tactical chat, weekly templates, and a network of operators who are running the same stuff you are. 💪 ✅ The rules 1. Stay tactical. No motivation posts, no "what does everyone think of X" without a specific question. 2. No pitching. Don't promote your agency, course, SaaS, or service. Zero tolerance. 3. No generic advice. If you're answering someone, give them the actual answer - not "it depends" with nothing underneath it. 4. Confidentiality. Don't share other members' numbers, stores, or strategies outside this room. 5. Respect the room. This is an operator community - act like one. 🎯 Where to start Head to the Classroom tab. Start with module 1 ("Google Ads Masterclass for eCom Brands"). Go through the first three modules before asking questions in chat - most of the foundational stuff is covered there. If you're already advanced - jump straight to the Performance Max or ROAS troubleshooting modules and bring your specific account questions to Thursday teardowns or the monthly call. 📲 Monthly live call We run a group call every month. The date gets posted here and in the Events tab one week out. Bring your campaign, your screen-share, your question. We audit live. No pre-packaged presentations - just real accounts, real problems, real fixes. One ask If this room helps you - post your win on Saturdays. Not to flex. Because the person two steps behind you needs to see what's actually possible. That's how the room compounds. 🔥 See you in the feed, Chris