Google's shift of free product search listings over to a paid model caused considerable hand-wringing among retailers last fall, but that didn't stop them from buying them. According to an analysis by Adobe into the paid-search spend in retail under its management for the fourth quarter, 10.7 percent was allocated for inclusion in the new Google Shopping. The channel's "product listing ads" show up as image thumbnails with prices and links to the merchant sites where the items can be bought in searches for keywords that imply purchase intent like "cameras" and "boots."...
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Google Launches Zavers Digital Coupon Service
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Google have launched a new digital coupon service called Zavers. The coupon enables retailers and manufacturers to reward customers with coupons relevant to their purchases. The aim is to help retailers boost loyalty and increase shopping cart size and offer redemption rates.
Google Launches Zavers Digital Coupon Service
January 16, 2013
From Search Engine Watch
Google has launched a new digital coupon service called Zavers. The coupon enables retailers and manufacturers to reward customers with coupons relevant to their purchases. The aim is to help retailers boost loyalty and increase shopping cart size and offer redemption rates.
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