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Gayle Rogers

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You guys might have seen this already, but there is a super cool price ad extension Google just released.

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It's only on mobile (right now) and you have to be in ad position 1 for the extensions to show...smart way to push bids.

Check out Google's resources for more information.

Basic Price Extension Info

Price Extension Requirements

Price Extension Instructions

We are testing it out now, I'll be interested to hear your experiences with it!
 
Usually ads of this size are exempt, but those prices don't really have any indication of further disclaimers.

If you can do it in a text ad now, I would assume you can do it in an extension.

Right now we are running into issues getting Google to approve it. First was a trademark issue :huh?:...Now they are saying that it's intended for landing pages that drive sales, not leads. Ironically, the example Google uses is for a haircut...Which I'm pretty sure you cannot buy online at this point. :egads:
 

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Gayle Rogers introduces Google's new Price Extensions feature for AdWords, which displays product prices directly in mobile ads for top-positioned listings, and invites community testing and feedback. The discussion reveals two significant challenges with adoption: regulatory concerns about pricing disclaimers (particularly from OMVIC) and Google's approval issues, including trademark complications and disputes over whether the feature is appropriate for lead-generation businesses versus direct sales. The key insight is that while the feature is innovative for driving bids, dealers may face approval hurdles and compliance questions before they can implement it.

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