webdevfv
msg:4379077 | 9:20 am on Oct 25, 2011 (gmt 0) |
So just say shipping is free when it isn't?
Will Google come and smack your wrist when they find out? Perhaps knock you out of the main search listings too?
It's a big gamble to take.
|
CPC_Andrew
msg:4379150 | 2:25 pm on Oct 25, 2011 (gmt 0) |
At the sheer number of merchants getting away with it I doubt Google would be rash and start insta-banning merchants who are not compliant.
There is a good number of those merchants who have shipping that's too complicated to enter or they don't have the technical resources to enter it.
It's a competitive advantage that some merchants are taking advantage of and it's something you should be aware of.
|
ohno
msg:4379161 | 2:41 pm on Oct 25, 2011 (gmt 0) |
Not to mention my memory Google said anyone in violation would be warned first. Our shipping varies so as a guide we stuck the lowest in there, still not as good as free though is it?!
|
MelissaLB
msg:4386703 | 1:54 pm on Nov 14, 2011 (gmt 0) |
One thing I have noticed is that there are some Big Brand sites who are using the same model as Amazon (selling every product from every joe-blow seller willing to pay) showing up in searches where they never existed before. So what I'm seeing now in the top 3 results is Amazon, buy and the newest member to follow suit, sears.com....
Some of these retail giants MUST be gaming google! There's no way that right before x-mas a new player would pop up out of nowhere (al la JC Penney, overstock last year) without something fishy going on.
|
| This 34 message thread spans 2 pages: < < 34 ( 1 [2] ) |
|
|
