A feed may still point to an old product address after a store change. A working link can also open the wrong variant or send the shopper to a different market. The final destination matters as much as the original URL.
What we check
- 01
Start from the exact link submitted for the affected product, keeping its variant and market parameters.
- 02
Inspect the destination, redirects and whether the correct product can be reached without a customer login.
- 03
Compare the link with the merchant-confirmed product and inspect the source that generates it.
- 04
Correct the agreed source or mapping, then verify the regenerated link and final destination.
FICTIONAL EXAMPLE / PRODUCT LINK
Submitted feedOld desk-lamp address
Supplied referenceConfirmed black-lamp variant
Our fictional sample replaces an old lamp address with the confirmed variant URL. It is a proposed data correction, not a claim of a successful live-store repair.
Explore the complete sample →Your handover
You receive the affected product IDs, the values we compared, the evidence supporting the findings and anything that remains unresolved. An implemented repair includes the agreed changes and recheck results.
Before any live changes
A public page loading successfully does not prove that Google can crawl it. Access restrictions or a wider storefront problem may require a separate investigation. We agree access, scope and price first. Google controls eligibility and review timing; approval and sales are not guaranteed.
Reference: Google’s product-link requirements. Reviewed 9 September 2026.