Merchant Center recovery. Storefront integrity.
Your next review needs a clearer case.
MerchantLume investigates Merchant Center restrictions, corrects approved inconsistencies across your existing Shopify storefront and product data, and prepares the evidence for your next review.
Keep the store you built. Address the issues that need to change.
Recovery from $1,250, confirmed in a written scope.
Check aster-shop.test before I ask Google for a review.
Reading public pages8 of 8 read
- /
- /pages/contact
- /policies/shipping-policy
- /policies/refund-policy
- /collections/all
- /products/aster-crew-tee
- /products/aster-linen-shirt
- /products/aster-canvas-tote
Needs confirmation
Delivery times differ between sampled pages: 3 days vs 7–10 days
- Evidence
- The homepage promises delivery in 3 business days; the shipping policy states 7–10.
- Proposed action
- Confirm the real delivery window, then align both pages to it after approval.
- Return windows differ between sampled pages: 14 days vs 30 days
- Contact page shows an email, but no phone number or postal address
- Structured-data price differs from page metadata on 1 of 3 products
- 1 of 3 products is missing an offer currency in structured data
Which delivery window do you actually fulfill? We won't draft any wording until you confirm.
Start with a free storefront check.
See where your public pages and product information disagree before deciding on the next step.
The preview examines a limited sample of your storefront. A separate investigation reviews account history and other authorized evidence to identify supported issues and unresolved questions.
Prefer to speak with us? Contact MerchantLume.
An interrupted channel needs a precise response.
When Shopping visibility is restricted, your team needs to know which issues can be evidenced, what must change, and what to submit next. Repeated requests without verified corrections can leave the same issues unresolved and extend the wait for another review.
MerchantLume connects the investigation to the correction, so your next action is backed by a clear record.
Your existing storefront
Targeted work on the assets and product information already supporting your business.
An evidence-backed scope
Findings connected to the pages, data, or account records examined.
Control over publication
Review the proposed changes before they reach your store.
A documented handoff
Receive the correction record, verification results, and next actions.
Start with the store you already built.
Your brand does not need to disappear inside a generic recovery package. We examine the current storefront, isolate supported discrepancies, and prepare the smallest effective set of corrections.
Storefront and business information
Compare contact details, customer-facing promises, and the information that establishes who operates the store.
Policies and service commitments
Check shipping, returns, refunds, and related terms against each other and the facts your team confirms.
Product and feed consistency
Review the relationship between visible product details, structured data, and authorized feed information.
Account evidence
Use the actual notice, review history, and available account issues to direct the investigation.
See the correction before it reaches your store.
An observation becomes useful when it identifies the conflict, shows the source, and explains the proposed change.
Illustrative example · synthetic store data
- Observation
- The product page and shipping policy state different dispatch windows.
- Current product-page wording
- Ships within two business days.
- Current shipping-policy wording
- Orders are dispatched within five business days.
- Confirmed operating fact
- The merchant confirms dispatch within five business days.
- Proposed product-page wording
- Ships within five business days.
- Change boundary
- Update the dispatch statement. Preserve the surrounding product copy, layout, and design.
- Publication status
- Awaiting merchant approval.
- Verification after publication
- Recheck the product page and shipping policy. Record the result and retain the previous wording for the agreed rollback period.
Technical change
- <p class="dispatch">Ships within two business days.</p> + <p class="dispatch">Ships within five business days.</p>
One operating standard. Four ways to strengthen your store.
Recovery
Investigate Merchant Center restrictions, correct agreed storefront and product-data issues, and prepare a documented review request.
- Price
- $1,250–$2,000 per project
Optimize
Strengthen existing product pages and attributes so customer-facing information, structured data, and supported feed fields tell a consistent story.
- Price
- From $750 per 100 products
Visibility
Identify gaps in search discovery and AI answer visibility, then implement the agreed technical and content improvements.
- Assessment
- $500–$750 per brand
- Implementation
- $1,500–$3,000 per sprint
Monitor
Track meaningful storefront changes and receive evidence-backed alerts, with corrective work available within an agreed authorization.
- Alerts
- $149/month
- Managed corrections
- $350–$500/month
Each engagement is scoped around your store, the work required, and the evidence needed to verify delivery. Prices are in USD.
From uncertainty to a documented next step.
1
Investigate
Collect the relevant notice, storefront evidence, and confirmed business facts.
2
Define
Identify the affected assets and agree the correction scope.
3
Approve
Review the precise changes and authorize publication.
4
Verify
Check the live result and document any unresolved exception.
5
Follow through
Prepare the review record or next implementation step, then monitor where included in your engagement.
Founder & Leadership
Built by someone who has carried the revenue responsibility.
Prince JaVion Woods
Founder, MerchantLume
Prince JaVion Woods built a self-funded digital commerce business by taking ownership of the entire customer journey: generating demand, converting opportunities, fulfilling purchases and earning repeat business. Over four years, he grew the operation to consistent five-figure monthly revenue, with peak months approaching $20,000.
That growth came through deliberate commercial decisions: analyzing regional buying patterns, directing advertising toward stronger audiences, testing pricing and developing referral partnerships. His acquisition efforts generated more than 50 daily customer inquiries, while targeted follow-up helped turn individual purchases into lasting customer relationships.
That experience informs MerchantLume’s priorities. Behind every storefront is an owner making decisions about advertising spend, customer trust and cash flow. When an acquisition channel is interrupted, the response needs to account for the business consequences of every proposed change.
Prince founded MerchantLume to bring that operating discipline to storefront recovery and search visibility. He leads its strategy and delivery standards with a clear expectation: investigate the evidence, explain the recommended action and keep the merchant informed through execution. The objective is precise, documented work that respects the business the client has already built.
The standard behind the work.
Understand the business behind the store.
Your policies, product information and customer promises need to reflect how your business actually operates. That understanding comes before a proposed correction.
Make every change explainable.
You should know what was found, why it matters and what a proposed correction will change. Clear scope and your approval belong before publication.
Keep ownership visible.
You should know who is responsible for your engagement, what has been completed and what still needs a decision. Accountability continues through the handoff.
Questions
Will you replace our store or rewrite our entire brand?
Our standard approach is to correct the existing assets within an agreed scope. Your theme, brand identity, and unaffected content remain in place. Any necessary change to a customer promise or product claim is shown for approval.
Can a free scan explain exactly why Google suspended us?
It can identify observable discrepancies in the pages examined. A full investigation also considers your notice, review history, authorized account information, and confirmed business practices.
Can you guarantee reinstatement?
Google determines account eligibility and review outcomes. MerchantLume is responsible for the investigation, agreed corrections, verification, and documentation defined in your engagement.
Do we need a MerchantLume account?
No. Start through contact or the free storefront check. Scope, payment, approvals, and delivery are handled through the agreed communication and sharing process.
How is the engagement priced?
Published prices are shown with each service. We review the store and requested work, then provide a written scope and commercial proposal before payment.
Make the next decision with a clear record.
Tell us what changed, what your account shows, and what your team needs to resolve. We will identify the appropriate scope and next step.