I just went to buy some bulk dog biscuits online from my usual pet supplies store (the biggest in Australia) and found the price of my dog's usual food had increased yet again to $55. In searching for it via Google and then using the "Shopping" tab I found other online pet stores were selling exactly the same for just over $33. Now, my usual online pet supplies store has a price match policy so I copy and paste the weblink (for the item from the competitor's website) via their chat window to get a price match code. I then get the item at the competitors price.
I was just wondering how aware people are of finding a better price via the Google Shopping tab? When I tell people about the Shopping tab they tell me they did not realise it was there even though it was staring them in the face every time they use Google.
Google shopping tab is ok, it's good to compare and see alternatives at a snap shot rather than going to individual online stores.
Thing is with google shopping, it's highly dependant on product image name and title SEO and usually larger businesses and companies that have a good marketing SEO will appear first, just like the search results for your keywords.
But with electronics I use static ice: https://www.staticice.com.au/