Why this hurts
Merchant Center needs stable, crawlable product evidence. If Googlebot sees blocked, delayed, or inconsistent product pages, the feed can look untrustworthy even when the store owner sees a normal page.
What to compare
Check robots rules, app-generated scripts, CDN behaviour, product schema, variant availability, canonical URLs, and affected sample products immediately after a recrawl.
What the audit outputs
A ranked crawl and product-data fix list, screenshots to collect, and the safest order to request recrawls or review.
When not to appeal yet
Do not request review while products are still flipping status or while the theme/app stack is still changing.
Before another review request
- Freeze random edits and collect the exact warning text.
- Pick affected product examples and compare feed, page, structured data, checkout, policy, and business evidence.
- Write down every change already made since the last review.
- Do not invent product identifiers, compliance evidence, business details, or approval claims.