# Our best PrestaShop modules for Google Shopping and social ads

> Google Shopping feed for Merchant Center, Meta pixel and Conversions API, automated social publishing: the selection to open your sales channels on PrestaShop 8 & 9.

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- Language: en
- Last updated: 2026-07-14
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## A channel is not an audience — it is a format

The commonest mistake is to publish the same catalogue everywhere and hope. But Google Shopping, Meta and social media **do not sell the same things, nor in the same way**.

Google Shopping captures an _intent_: the user is already searching. Meta creates a _desire_: the user is searching for nothing. Those are not the same role in the funnel — and treating both with the same feed and the same budget loses on both sides.

## What decides success is the feed — not the campaign

People argue for hours about bids and audiences. But a product rejected by Merchant Center is **an invisible product**: no bid in the world brings it back. And rejections almost always come from missing attributes, not from strategy.

## And tracking decides whether you even notice

Without server-side tracking you do not see part of your sales — and you switch off the campaign that actually works. This selection is therefore useless unless you measure properly first.
