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Missing or inconsistent business names, contact information, addresses, or other relevant business details.

Is your Salla store suspended from Google Merchant Center? Learn how to identify misrepresentation issues, correct product information, fix feed errors, and prepare your store for an account review.
IT LISTA helps online businesses diagnose Google Merchant Center policy issues and improve their store’s technical foundation.
Misrepresentation is a Google Merchant Center policy issue that can arise when a website, business, or product listing provides misleading, incomplete, or insufficiently trustworthy information.
For Salla merchants, the issue may involve business identity, customer support details, store policies, product information, checkout transparency, or inconsistencies between the website and the information submitted to Google.
Missing or inconsistent business names, contact information, addresses, or other relevant business details.
Unclear shipping, returns, refunds, payment terms, or customer service information.
Misleading descriptions, inaccurate product condition, missing attributes, or images that do not reflect the actual product.
Differences between product feed data, product landing pages, and the final checkout experience.
Broken links, inaccessible pages, security problems, or unexpected charges during checkout.
Restricted products, prohibited claims, misleading promotions, or other violations of Google’s Shopping policies.
A Merchant Center account may be suspended when Google identifies serious or unresolved policy violations.
Individual products may be rejected because of missing attributes, inaccurate data, or policy issues.
Incorrect feed mappings, missing identifiers, outdated information, or synchronization problems can affect product eligibility.
The submitted price must accurately reflect the price displayed on the product landing page and at checkout.
Out-of-stock products incorrectly marked as available may trigger product-level problems.
Shipping charges, delivery information, and return conditions should be accurate and consistent.
Product identifiers should be provided accurately when applicable. Never invent product identifiers.
Approved products are not guaranteed impressions. Visibility also depends on eligibility, relevance, competition, and campaign settings.
Follow these steps before requesting another account review.
Read the exact issue and policy details in Merchant Center. Determine whether the problem affects individual products, the account, or both.
Review your business name, contact information, customer service channels, domain, and required business details.
Ensure your Salla store has accurate, accessible shipping, refund, return, privacy, and terms pages where applicable.
Compare titles, descriptions, images, prices, availability, variants, and condition against the actual products.
Review your Salla-to-Google integration or feed provider. Correct invalid attributes and verify synchronization.
Check mobile usability, checkout, payment methods, delivery information, broken links, and unexpected charges.
Review restricted products, authenticity concerns, inaccurate claims, and product condition. Do not bypass suspension by creating replacement accounts.
Once the underlying issues are corrected, use the review option available inside Google Merchant Center.
Product authenticity and condition are separate compliance considerations. Understanding their differences helps merchants avoid inaccurate listings.
Google prohibits counterfeit goods. Changing titles, images, or feed attributes does not make counterfeit merchandise eligible.
Products must be described using their actual condition. Use the appropriate condition attribute only when it accurately reflects the product and Google’s rules.
A product without original packaging is not automatically counterfeit or necessarily used. Its actual condition and authenticity must be assessed accurately.
Ensure branded products are authentic and all claims are accurate. Maintain appropriate supplier documentation when relevant.
We focus on identifying the underlying causes of Merchant Center issues and preparing practical corrections across your store and connected systems.
Review diagnostics, policy notices, product eligibility, and business data.
Inspect product pages, policies, checkout consistency, and technical issues.
Correct feed attributes, identifiers, synchronization errors, and mismatches.
Prepare a remediation checklist and support the review process after corrections.
Improve campaign structure, conversion tracking, and advertising readiness.
Support technical SEO, GA4, Google Tag Manager, and performance measurement.
Recovery may be possible if the underlying violations are corrected and Google approves the review. Reinstatement is not guaranteed.
Review times vary by issue, account status, and Google’s process. Check Merchant Center for account-specific updates.
Not necessarily. Misrepresentation may involve store-wide business information or policy issues that remain after products are removed.
Not necessarily. Problems may come from store settings, product data, business information, policy violations, or integrations.
Creating a new account to circumvent enforcement may lead to further policy issues. Resolve the original problem through the appropriate review process.
No. Product condition and authenticity are separate matters. Condition must be accurate, and counterfeit goods remain prohibited.
No. IT LISTA can audit, correct, and prepare a store for review, but Google makes the final eligibility decisions.
Get a focused review of your store, product data, policies, and Google Merchant Center setup. Identify what needs fixing before submitting your next review.
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