Microsoft Merchant Center is the product data hub behind Microsoft Shopping: it feeds your catalog to Bing search results, the Bing Shopping tab, Microsoft Advertising campaigns and the shopping answers Copilot gives to buyers. Most stores import their Google feed once and forget it, and the errors that slip through quietly cut their visibility on every Microsoft surface.
Microsoft Merchant Center is where Microsoft gets the product data it uses to answer shopping queries: price, availability, images, identifiers and attributes. That same data now powers conversational shopping in Copilot, where the assistant compares products and recommends a short list instead of ten blue links. Bing is also the default search engine in Windows and Microsoft Edge, which makes this an audience many stores are simply ignoring.
Copilot builds shopping answers from structured product data. Incomplete titles, missing GTINs or vague attributes mean your products are left out of the comparison.
Importing your Google Merchant Center feed is a good start, but categories, policies and errors differ between platforms. Imports that nobody reviews pile up rejected offers.
Fewer stores take Microsoft seriously, so a well-optimized catalog can win visibility and clicks at a lower cost than on Google.
A properly configured Microsoft Merchant Center doesn’t just power ads: it puts your products in front of buyers on every Microsoft surface where shopping decisions start.
Your products appear with photo, price and store name in Bing results and in the Shopping tab, including free listings that don’t require paying per click.
When a buyer asks Copilot for a recommendation, the assistant compares products using structured data. A complete feed is what puts your product on that short list.
Bing is the default search across Windows and Edge, bringing shopping intent from an audience that many competitors overlook.
The same feed powers Shopping campaigns and Performance Max on Microsoft Advertising, so organic and paid visibility grow from one source of product data.
From the initial audit to monthly reporting: a well-managed catalog isn’t set up once and forgotten — it’s maintained continuously.
These 12 fronts move in parallel, not in series: while we fix errors, we are already improving the feed, the attributes Copilot reads and your organic presence on Bing — so your catalog moves forward on all fronts at once.
We tell you the true state of your account and what needs fixing, without sugarcoating the diagnosis or selling false promises.
We specialize in product data for Microsoft Merchant Center and the AI shopping channels around it: we know its policies, attributes and differences from Google inside out.
We fix potential issues before the platform penalizes you, rather than after you’ve lost visibility.
We closely follow every change in Microsoft Shopping, Copilot and Microsoft Advertising so your catalog never falls behind.
We don't just hand over a report and disappear: we stay alongside your account with continuous monitoring and support.
Approved offers, catalog coverage and visibility on Bing: clear numbers, not vague promises.
We don’t work with generic checklists. Every store has a different catalog, sector and competition, and your Microsoft Merchant Center setup is built for your business, not a template.
Most stores import their Google feed into Microsoft and never look at it again. Every rejected offer is a sale Bing and Copilot send to someone else. Let’s talk and review the real state of your catalog.