Any body hear anything about this new feature in adwords?
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Any body hear anything about this new feature in adwords? (see image)
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Thanks! Interesting that newegg is bidding on its own brand to make this offer.
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It looks like an ad extension - I've not done this with just text but I have put multiple links below my ad.
http://adwords.blogspot.com/2010/09/product-extensions-now-available-to-all.html
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I think you have to participate in their new Google Offers program (their version of Groupon), as that "View offer" button goes to an Google offer page. Read more about it here:
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