AVAILABILITY ERRORS · 66-SECOND NARRATED WALKTHROUGH
In stock on the page.
Out of stock in the data.
A product can look right in your store while its underlying data says something different. This example shows the checks before and after one source correction.
Press play for male narration, moving product-data graphics and guided repair close-ups. Captions are included. This is a local test with fictional data, not a Shopify or WooCommerce integration, a customer case study or evidence of Google approval.
What happens in the example
- Find the disagreement. The same fictional product and variant is available on its page and in checkout. Its generated feed says
in_stock, but the page’s structured data saysOutOfStock. - Correct the source. In this test, the page template uses a fixed stock value. The source is changed to use the variant’s inventory.
- Generate and compare again. The new page data agrees with the feed. Another refresh confirms that the correction persists. Seven local checks pass.
That is one possible cause, not a diagnosis of your store. Real checks also consider the error timestamp, product variant, market, feed source and what Google received. Google controls eligibility and review decisions.
Google’s availability mismatch guidance · Google’s structured-data guidance
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