Magnify Shopping

Magnify Shopping is an AI feed tool for stores quietly losing money on Google Shopping. It rewrites product titles around the keywords shoppers actually type, flags the SKUs eating ad spend without earning clicks, and turns flat catalog photos into lifestyle shots that get a second look. The work that usually means a spreadsheet and a long weekend happens in a single pass.

What Magnify Shopping actually does

Most of the value sits in two places: the titles Google reads and the budget Performance Max wastes on your behalf.

• Analyze your catalog and front-load high-intent keywords, so titles surface for searches that convert
• Bulk optimize your entire product feed in one pass, no manual rewriting or spreadsheets
• Apply category-specific title formulas to keep the feed consistent across every SKU
• Identify zombie SKUs costing ad spend but getting zero clicks, then queue them for rewriting
• Surface the highest-revenue dead SKUs first, so fixes follow real budget impact
• Apply AI-suggested custom labels to group products by performance, price tier, or strategy
• Use label segments to steer PMax bidding instead of letting Google spend on its ten favorite SKUs

The thing Magnify keeps circling back to is wasted spend. Performance Max is a black box that happily pours budget into a handful of SKUs while the rest of your catalog goes dark, and most stores never notice it happening. By scoring products on clicks against spend, the tool hands you a ranked list of exactly what to fix and the order to fix it in, so you are not re-optimizing the bestsellers that were already doing fine.

The features that matter

• Titles that match search — keyword-front-loaded titles built from your own catalog.
• Dead-SKU recovery — find products draining PMax budget and rewrite them in order of revenue at stake.
• Smarter segments — AI custom labels that pull bidding away from Google's defaults.
• Images that stop the scroll — AI lifestyle scenes from your existing photos, A/B tested against the originals.

There is a quieter win on the image side. Lifestyle photography is expensive, and the stores that can afford it tend to take the click even when the product is identical to a cheaper listing right next to it. Generating those scenes from photos you already own, then testing them head to head against the flat originals, narrows that gap without a studio booking or a photographer's invoice.

Who it's built for

This is for store owners running Google Shopping or Performance Max without a dedicated feed manager. If your catalog runs to hundreds of SKUs and you suspect a chunk of them are silently burning ad budget, the dead-SKU view alone earns its keep. Agencies managing feeds for several clients get the same edge across accounts, and lean in-house teams get the bulk pass they never have time to do by hand. Brands still shipping plain white-background product shots get the most out of the lifestyle image generator, since that is the lever competitors with bigger photo budgets have been pulling all along.

Tier 1 lands at $69 and covers one store, 500 optimization slots, three A/B tests, and 30 days of analytics history. Higher tiers add more stores, optimization slots, bulk runs, autopilot, and white-label reports. If you spend on Shopping every month, recovering even a few wasted SKUs covers the cost. Grab the deal while it is up.