When a buyer searches for a product online, the Shopping results at the top of Google get the click. Not the text ads below them. Not the organic listings further down. The image, the price, the product name, right there at the top of the page. For South Wales retailers, Google Shopping is the most direct route from a buyer's search to a sale.
The problem is that most Shopping accounts are built on bad product data and never properly managed. Poor product titles that match irrelevant searches. No negative keywords filtering out traffic that will never convert. Budget split equally across every product regardless of margin or performance. No revenue tracking, so no idea whether any of those clicks are turning into actual sales. I have audited South Wales retailers spending thousands every month on Shopping with a fraction of the return they should be getting. The problem is always the data and the structure, not the platform.
I manage Google Shopping personally for a small number of South Wales retailers. Feed quality before spend, conversion tracking before launch, and honest reporting every month. Revenue data. ROAS. Cost per sale. The numbers that actually tell you whether your Shopping campaigns are making you money.