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DigitalTrends is reporting that Google Print Ads is now live.
If you aren’t familiar with Google Print Ads it is Google’s new advertising network that connects advertisers with newspaper publishers.
DigitalTrends said:
Google launched the program back in November in a test run with 50 print newspapers and a small group of advertisers. Now, Google is through the program open to its hundreds of thousands of AdWords customers, enabling them to buy print newspaper advertising in the same way they can purchase Web ads—and radio and TV ad space—via AdWords. Ads range from one-inch insertions to full-page displays.
Some of Google Print Ads features are:
- Target each newspaper individually or by location
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View newspaper circulation
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Set a maximum budget of each campaign (per week)
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View accepted and rejected newspapers
If you order an ad before the end of July, you can save up to $1,000.
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