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Google ShoppingYour products, in front of Saudi buyers. We optimise your product feed, fix Merchant Centre issues and structure Shopping campaigns — with Arabic-first titles, SAR pricing, 15% VAT clarity and BNPL signals.
Google Shopping is not like search ads — there are no keywords to bid on. Google decides which products to show based on your product feed: titles, descriptions, images, prices and categories. A bad feed means invisibility, whatever your budget.
Our Google Shopping management serves ecommerce businesses in Saudi Arabia on Shopify, WooCommerce, Salla, Zid and custom platforms. We treat the feed as the campaign — and we build it for the Kingdom's Arabic-first, mobile-first shoppers.
Saudi adds demands most feeds ignore: Arabic-first search behaviour, 15% VAT that must be displayed correctly, ZATCA e-invoicing expectations flowing through to order data, and Tabby/Tamara instalments that shoppers compare before clicking. Feeds we inherit for Saudi stores are usually English-led, VAT-ambiguous, and silent on instalments. Fixing feed localisation and tax clarity is usually worth more than any amount of bid tweaking.
Product titles written for Arabic search queries first, with correct RTL rendering and prices in Saudi riyal.
15% VAT reflected correctly in feed pricing, aligned with ZATCA e-invoicing expectations.
Tabby and Tamara instalment signals surfaced in product data where they influence the click.
Every attribute reviewed: titles, GTINs, images, categories, availability and policies.
Disapprovals, warnings and policy issues fixed and prevented.
Margin, seasonality and bestseller segmentation for smart bidding.
Standard Shopping and Performance Max built around product margin and intent.
Revenue, ROAS and margin by product segment — reported in SAR.
We score your current feed against Shopping best practice, including Arabic coverage and tax data.
Arabic-first titles, SAR pricing with VAT clarity, BNPL attributes.
Account health, shipping, and policy compliance for the Saudi market.
Structured by margin and category, not one giant campaign.
Bid, budget and product-level iteration driven by ROAS.
Winners get budget; feed learnings feed back into SEO and titles.
Arabic-first titles win Saudi queries. The majority of shopping searches in the Kingdom are typed in Arabic, yet most feeds lead with English. Titles that front-load the Arabic terms shoppers actually use put you in auctions competitors never enter — no bid can buy what the feed does not qualify for.
VAT clarity is a click decision. With 15% VAT, Saudi shoppers are price-sensitive to tax-inclusive versus tax-exclusive display. Feed prices that are VAT-clear and consistent with the landing page avoid the mismatch that kills conversion after the click — and keep Merchant Centre pricing policies satisfied.
BNPL is merchandising, not just payments. Tabby and Tamara have trained Saudi shoppers to compare instalment options before clicking. Product data that surfaces instalment availability gives your listings an edge in a crowded carousel, especially for higher-ticket categories.
Merchant Centre issues silently kill visibility. Disapprovals, shipping mismatches and policy warnings reduce or remove your products without obvious alerts. We monitor account health continuously.
Related services: ecommerce website development in Saudi Arabia for the store itself, payment gateway integration in Saudi Arabia for Mada-ready checkout, and conversion optimisation in Saudi Arabia for the product pages your traffic lands on.
Managing your product listings on Google: optimising the product feed, maintaining Merchant Centre health, and structuring Shopping/Performance Max campaigns for profitable ROAS.
Prices should be VAT-inclusive and consistent between your feed and your landing pages — Saudi shoppers expect 15% VAT clarity, and Merchant Centre enforces price accuracy. We audit and correct tax display during feed setup.
Where instalments genuinely influence the purchase — which in Saudi is often, especially above everyday price points — surfacing BNPL availability in product data lifts click-through. We implement it as feed merchandising, aligned with your checkout reality.
Fixed monthly fees quoted upfront in SAR, based on catalogue size — no percentage-of-spend pricing. Contact us for a quote for your store.
Feed fixes show impact in 2 to 4 weeks. Campaign optimisation typically stabilises by month two to three.
Yes — including asset groups, audience signals and the feed-first structure that makes PMax work for retail.
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