Google Offers Free Exposure for Online Products in 'Shopping Tab'
[Asia Economy Reporter Buaeri] Google Korea is helping businesses economically impacted by the novel coronavirus infection (COVID-19).
On the 27th, Google Korea announced that all products registered in the Google Seller Center will be displayed for free in the 'Google Shopping' tab.
Any business registered in the Google Seller Center can have their products displayed for free in the Google Shopping tab without any additional settings.
Online shopping businesses with annual sales under 12 billion KRW can register for free in the Google Seller Center until February next year.
The free exposure area is separate from the 'paid advertisement display' area shown separately in the same tab. Product summaries and price information are displayed together, and when consumers click on product information, they are directly connected to the seller's site. There are no costs or transaction fees for exposure or clicks.
If the conditions to sell products overseas are met, product exposure is also possible in other countries.
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Kim Kyunghoon, Executive Director of Google Global Customer Solutions, said, "Since the announcement of the free advertising support policy for the Shopping tab last April, more than 1,600 companies have newly registered domestically, and about 410,000 products have been approved, showing high interest in this support measure," adding, "We hope that this free exposure in the Shopping tab will further expand online sales channels for small business owners and help overcome the economic difficulties caused by COVID-19."
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