Google Seller Ratings
How Ranqa helps you show reviews in search — and what Merchant Center needs for Seller Ratings.
What Ranqa already publishes
Every public Ranqa company page includes Schema.org AggregateRating when there is at least one published review. That value is the arithmetic mean (not RanqaScore), matching how other review platforms expose ratings to Google.
Structured data on the company page
JSON-LD on your Ranqa page includes Organization, AggregateRating, and a sample of Review objects. That supports review rich results in Google Search when Google considers the page eligible.
- ratingValue = arithmetic mean of published reviews
- reviewCount / ratingCount = number of published reviews
- bestRating 5 · worstRating 1 — negative feedback is never hidden
Seller Ratings in Merchant Center
Google Seller Ratings (stars under Shopping ads) follow Google’s program rules and Merchant Center. Ranqa is a review source with public, crawlable pages and AggregateRating — not a finished Google partner feed today.
- Verify your Ranqa page and keep company name and website aligned with Merchant Center.
- Link to your Ranqa page from your site (footer or “Read reviews”) so Google can find the source.
- Collect invited and organic reviews continuously — Google often requires a minimum volume and a share of positive ratings.
- In Merchant Center, follow Google’s current Seller Ratings / review-partner checklist. Contact Ranqa if you need a feed or partner integration later.
Approval and display are decided by Google. Ranqa does not guarantee Seller Ratings in ads.
Checklist before you apply
- Public Ranqa page with visible reviews and AggregateRating
- Domain and company name consistent across site, Ranqa, and Merchant Center
- No hidden negative reviews — Ranqa does not allow that
- Widget or link to Ranqa on your website