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Google overhauls AdWords in India as it continues its local charm offensive

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By Taruka Srivastav, Reporter

October 12, 2017 | 2 min read

Google India continues its efforts to appeal ad business in India by rolling out new features for AdWords.

Google India overhauls AdWords to help business maximize impact

Google India overhauls AdWords to help business maximize impact

Among the new features are extensions that provide information such as links, phone numbers and call bid adjustments which gives advertisers control on how the call option appears in search ads.

Google has also added landing pages that enable users to identify which URLs on their account are mobile-friendly, which ones drive the most sales, and which ones may require attention.

Jerry Dischler, vice president of product management, AdWords during the initial roll out, said: “Since introducing AdWords 15 years ago, we’ve seen a fundamental change in the way people find what they want, when they want it. We now use multiple devices throughout the day, and watch more videos and visit more websites and apps than ever before. "

"This rise in complexity has created the need to reimagine AdWords, and over the past year, our product teams have been thinking hard about how we can make AdWords as relevant for the next 15 years as the first 15. With the new AdWords, there is less clutter and more intuitive workflows, allowing advertisers to now quickly make the changes that will move their business forward.”

Google recently boosted native language Bengali with content monetization. Google recently hiked up competition in the Indian digital payments landscape with Tez.

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