> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://helpcenter.channable.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://helpcenter.channable.com/css/css-nl/readme/gratis-vermeldingen.md).

# Gratis vermeldingen

Toon in aanmerking komende producten in heel Google zonder te betalen voor advertenties met Channable CSS.

Free Listings zijn een Google Shopping-functie die ervoor zorgt dat in aanmerking komende producten zonder betaalde advertenties op Google kunnen verschijnen.

Ze zijn een geweldige manier om shoppers Naar je online winkel te leiden vanuit Google Search, Shopping, afbeeldingen, Maps, Lens, YouTube en andere Google-oppervlakken zonder extra kosten voor je bedrijf.

#### Voordelen van Free Listings

Free Listings kunnen je helpen:

* Bereik shoppers zonder extra advertentiebudget.
* Toon productdetails, inclusief prijs en beschikbaarheid, in Google-resultaten.
* Vergroot de zichtbaarheid naast betaalde Shopping-advertenties.

Google maakt gebruik van je productgegevens om in aanmerking komende producten te koppelen aan relevante zoekopdrachten van shoppers. Free Listings garanderen geen zichtbaarheid van producten.

#### Free Listings met Channable CSS

Channable CSS laat je Channable in gebruik nemen als je Comparison Shopping Service voor Free Listings in Europa. Selecteer Channable CSS in Google Merchant Center om het voor deze bestemming te gebruiken.

{% hint style="info" %}
Free Listings kunnen alleen worden ingeschakeld voor één CSS per uniek website-domein. 
{% endhint %}

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