Google Merchant Center introduces new store address attribute for local inventory
Google Merchant Center now requires a store address attribute for local inventory ads and free listings to improve product-to-store accuracy.
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The ASCII Version Of The Google Logo
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Spice Up Your ASCII AdWords Campaign With Animated ASCII URLs
Just over a year ago, we reported how you can spice up your AdWords ads with ASCII art. I was unable to reproduce it back then and it might have been a link bait stunt, but I found it interesting so I shared it. The same company wrote how you can brand your URLs to […]
Google Trends Features ASCII Art Of 9/11
A reader tipped us off to how ASCII art of an airplane is showing up in the number two position at Google Trends. When we first looked ourselves, we thought the image was that of an airplane approaching a landing strip. But a reader suggests it represents a far more disturbing scene, that of an […]
Spice Up Your Google AdWords Ads With ASCII Art
The BannerBlog wrote that they wanted their German car rental client, Sixt, to stand out in the sponsored listings for a search on “Mietwagen” (car rental) in Google. They came up with the idea to display ASCII art of cars in the ad spot. I tried to duplicate the results with Google’s AdWords Preview Tool, […]