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Feed Pulse for industrial controls

Merchant Center feed health checker, applied to industrial controls & automation.

Industrial controls companies that run Shopping campaigns need to validate their feeds against Merchant Center specifications, but also against their own domain-specific metadata. Feed Pulse runs standard Merchant Center validation — required fields, GTIN checksums, title and description length — but also checks custom-label coverage for B2B segmentation. In controls, custom labels typically map to: ecosystem (Rockwell, Siemens, Schneider, Mitsubishi), protocol (Modbus, Profinet, EtherNet/IP), and certification tier (standard industrial, UL 508A, IECEx). A PLC manufacturer might run products through Shopping with zero custom-label coverage, which means their feed is blindly competing across all ecosystems and protocol types at one ROAS bid. Feed Pulse flags this. It also validates that part-number products (which are common in controls — 'ControlLogix 5380 processor', 'TIA Portal v19 runtime license') have clean GTINs and meaningful titles. Many controls vendors ship products without standardized GTINs because components are specification-driven, not barcode-driven — Feed Pulse catches this and flags which lines will have poor feed quality. Recommendation: before your first Shopping feed upload, run Feed Pulse. If you are using custom labels, verify that at least 85% of your feed has a custom_label_0 value (ecosystem) and custom_label_1 value (certification tier). If you have low coverage, bulk-add labels before uploading.

About Feed Pulse

Drop your product feed (CSV or TSV). Feed Pulse runs full Merchant Center spec validation — required fields, GTIN Mod-10 checksums, B2B custom-label coverage. Tells you what will get rejected before you upload, not after.

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About industrial controls

Industrial controls is the most technically nuanced B2B vertical in paid media. Buyers are control engineers who think in protocols (Modbus, Profinet, EtherNet/IP) and runtime modes (real-time, hard real-time, deterministic).

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