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Hi Gab, the not being able to link with supported third-party imports is a known technical issue with google and the merchant-center without any specific time line for a fix. the best likely course would be to simply contact prestashop-support for potential alternatives and also possibly ask within the petrashop forums: https://www.prestashop.com/en/contact-us https://www.prestashop.com/forums/ see also https://support.google.com/merchants/#topic=3404780 **I picked above suggestion given in adwords community by an author Celebird https://www.en.advertisercommunity.com/t5/Google-Shopping-and-Merchant/Link-your-PrestaShop-and-Merchant-Center-accounts/td-p/835994 Thanks

Looking at your setup, I would have thought it should work so I'm a little confused. if you're still having trouble, you can use filters in GA to custom extract the search term from the URL and pass it through to GA. check out Lunametrics guide on how to do this: http://www.lunametrics.com/blog/2015/02/24/enable-site-search-reporting-google-analytics/ regards, Sean

Alright GAB I think I got you here.   The answer you are looking for has to do with your XML Sitemap and using a nifty little tag called (Here comes a mouthful) "rel=alternate hreflang". Here is a little MOZ article that talks about how to utilize these things. I think once you get these setup correctly on your site, Google.ca in English should show English and Google.ca in French should show French. If you want a bit more information on this here is a Google Webmasters Support Article. And because I am a nice guy and honestly just wish somebody would have shown me what a Wild XML Sitemap looks like that utilizes this I give you this: view-source:http://www.adobe.com/dma-amo-hreflang-sitemap.xml It is actually pretty surprising the number of sites that still do not use this. Hope this helps!