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# Conversational Attributes für Google-Shopping-Kanäle

11\. September 2026

### Was gibt’s Neues?

Google hat kürzlich [konversationelle Attribute](https://support.google.com/merchants/answer/17085370?hl=en\&sjid=5625477415808595011-EU) als Teil seiner neuen Merchant API- und Google-AI-Initiativen eingeführt. 

Zu den Google-Shopping-Feed- und API-Kanälen in Channable haben wir diese Attribute hinzugefügt. So kannst du deine Produktlisten anreichern und potenziellen Käufern mehr Kontext bieten. 

**Neue Attribute**

* `question_und_answer` 
* `document_link` 
* `related_product` 
* `Item_group_title` 
* `variant_option` 
* `popularity_rank` 

Weitere Details dazu, wie Google die einzelnen Attribute verwendet und welche Formate akzeptiert werden, findest du in [der offiziellen Google-Dokumentation](https://support.google.com/merchants/answer/17085370?hl=en\&sjid=5625477415808595011-EU).

### Was du tun musst

Keine Aktion erforderlich. Bestehende Google-Shopping-APIs und Feeds funktionieren weiterhin wie bisher. 

Zu deinen internen Feldern kannst du diese Attribute im **Mapping** oder **Build** Schritt deiner Google-Shopping-Kanäle: Wenn du möchtest, dass deine Produkte in der Google-AI-Suche erscheinen.


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