Get found on Google and track your ads
Set how your store appears on Google, verify it with Search Console and Meta, paste your Meta Pixel, Google Analytics and Google Ads IDs, and tell AI assistants what you sell.
What this page is for
This page has three cards: Search engines (how you show on Google, and verification codes), Ads & analytics (your tracking IDs), and AI assistants (what tools like ChatGPT read about your store).
Everything saves together with "Save marketing settings" and is live straight away. You don't install anything on your website.
The buttons at the top open step-by-step guides for Search Console, Meta Pixel, Google Analytics and Google Ads.
- You need the "Manage settings" permission. Without it you see "You don't have access".
Get found on Google in 5 steps
- 1
Keep "Allow search indexing" on
Search engines
Off hides your whole store from search engines and AI assistants. Keep it on once your store is ready.
- 2
Write your search title and description
Meta title (max 70), Meta description (max 160)
The title is the blue line on Google, for example "Asha Fashions — cotton kurtas and sarees, Jaipur". The description is one sentence that makes a searcher click. Leave both empty to use your store name.
- 3
Add your store in Google Search Console
In Google Search Console
Add your store's address as a property. Choose Ownership verification → HTML tag. Google shows a meta tag.
Search Console guide - 4
Paste only the code, then save
Google Search Console verification token
From the tag, copy only the text inside content="…", paste it here and press "Save marketing settings". Then press Verify in Search Console.
Paste only the code, not the whole <meta …> tag.
- 5
Submit your sitemap
In Google Search Console → Sitemaps
Submit sitemap.xml so Google finds all your product pages.
Search engines card
Until a Search Console code is saved, the page shows a "Get found on Google" note with a link to the guide.
"Meta (Facebook) domain verification code" proves to Meta that you own your store's address. You need it to tag products on Instagram. In Meta Business Settings → Brand safety → Domains → Meta-tag verification, copy only the content value and paste it here.
Ads & analytics card
Paste an ID and its tag loads on every page of your website. Nothing else to install.
Meta Pixel id is digits only, for example 1234567890123. GA4 measurement id looks like G-XXXXXXXXXX. Google Ads tag id looks like AW-XXXXXXXXX. Letters are made capital for you.
Leave a box empty to switch that tag off.
AI assistants card
This text is served at /llms.txt on your store, where assistants like ChatGPT read about your store. Write what you sell, who you serve and where you deliver, in up to 600 characters.
Never include prices. This text is public.
What each field means
- Allow search indexing
- On: Google and other search engines can list your store. Off: hidden from search engines and AI assistants.e.g. Off while you are still adding products.
- Meta title (max 70)
- The title Google shows for your store. Empty uses your store name.e.g. Asha Fashions — cotton kurtas, Jaipur
- Meta description (max 160)
- The short text under the title on Google.e.g. Handloom cotton kurtas from ₹499. COD across India.
- Google Search Console verification token
- The code that proves you own the store to Google. Only the content value.e.g. aBcD12…
- Meta (Facebook) domain verification code
- The code that proves you own the store to Meta. Needed for Instagram product tags.e.g. xyz123abc…
- Meta Pixel id
- Your Meta Pixel number. Digits only.e.g. 1234567890123
- GA4 measurement id
- Your Google Analytics 4 ID.e.g. G-AB12CD34EF
- Google Ads tag id
- Your Google Ads conversion tag.e.g. AW-123456789
- AI assistants
- What your store sells and who it serves, for AI tools. Public; no prices.e.g. Women's cotton kurtas and sarees from Jaipur, shipped across India.
When saving is refused
An error that starts with the field's name, for example "Meta Pixel id: …"
Why it happens: That box has the wrong shape, like letters in the Pixel id.
How to fix it: Fix that one box and press "Save marketing settings" again.
Search Console says verification failed
Why it happens: The whole <meta> tag was pasted, or the settings were not saved yet.
How to fix it: Paste only the content value, press "Save marketing settings", then press Verify again.
"Not authorized."
Why it happens: Your role doesn't have "Manage settings".
How to fix it: Ask the store owner to add it to your role.
Indexing off hides your whole store With "Allow search indexing" off, your store disappears from Google and AI assistants. Use it only while you are setting up, and switch it back on before you share your link.
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Common questions
- My store doesn't show on Google.
- Check that "Allow search indexing" is on, verify your store in Search Console and submit your sitemap. New stores can take days to weeks to show.
- Where do I find the Search Console code?
- In Search Console, choose Ownership verification → HTML tag. Copy only the text inside content="…".
- Do I need to put the Pixel code on my website?
- No. Paste the Pixel id here and save. The tag loads on every page by itself.
- What is the AI assistants box for?
- It tells tools like ChatGPT what your store sells and where you deliver. Never write prices there; it is public.
- Can I hide my store from Google while I set it up?
- Yes. Turn off "Allow search indexing" and save. Turn it on again when you are ready.
- Why does Instagram ask me to verify my domain?
- Meta needs proof you own the store before you can tag products. Paste the code from Meta Business Settings into "Meta (Facebook) domain verification code".
- Does saving here need a new website update or deploy?
- No. Changes are live as soon as you save.
- Where do I see my ad results?
- In your Meta and Google accounts. Campaign visits also show on your Profit board through UTM links.