Google AdWords Editor Version 12.0 Now Available

Google has announced version 12.0 of the new AdWords Editor. It comes with a design refresh and a bunch of new features. The new features include the ability to manage campaigns at scale, including custom rules, faster account downloads, and a design refresh.

Here are the specific changes according to the release notes:

Custom rules: This version lets you create and edit custom rules that notify you of violations to best practices before posting changes.

 Faster version downloads: AdWords Editor now migrates more of your data from the previous version when you download a new one. This makes downloading a new version of AdWords Editor faster. 

 

New design: Version 12 features a new design with easier navigation.

Maximum conversions bidding: This version provides full support for the Maximum conversions bid strategy.

More videos and images for universal app campaigns: You can now include up to 20 videos and 20 images in universal app campaigns.

New optional fields for responsive ads: Several optional fields have been added for responsive ads, including “4:1 logo,” “Price prefix,” “Promotion text,” and “Call to action text.”

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How to Check on Facebook Who Visit your Profile

Like Orkut everyone wants in Facebook that they will know who visit their profile. Follow Below mentioned steps then you will see that who visit your profile

1. Install Chrome in Your Laptop/Desktop
2. Open this page https://chrome.google.com/webstore/category/extensions
3. Search Flatbook
4. Add Flatbook extension in your Chrome
5. Open Facebook and Login to your account
6. You can see Flatbook option above Newsfeed in your Facebook account
7. Click on Flatbook option
8. Now You can see Profile Visitor Options
9. You will see a list of people who visit your profile when you click on Profile Visitor option

Here is also option where you can check who unfriend you. This extension only show who visit your profile. There is no time and date mentioned only profile name shows.

Create Your Free Website With Google My Business

Google introduced new feature in Google my Business. Now you can create your website with the help of Google My Business.

After claiming your listing on Google My Business, you can create a free mobile-optimized website to represent your business.

Google will automatically use the information and photos from your Google My Business listing to create a site that you can customize with themes, photos, and text. Your free site will automatically update whenever you change your business information or post new photos. Your website will also be optimized for display on desktop, laptop, and mobile devices.

Once you’ve claimed your business, you’ll see a dialog giving you the opportunity to stay in Google My Business and begin creating your site. Click "Preview your site" to get started. You can also click "Not now" and come back later by clicking the Website menu in your Google My Business account.

The rest is simple: follow the instructions on your screen and start creating a site that will delight your customers, old and new. You can publish your site right away or wait until you’re ready to show it to the public.

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5 Tips for Choosing Right Keywords for your Google Adwords Ads

1. Think Like a Customer
2. Organize by Theme
3. Be Specific
4. Use Negative Keywords
5. Use the Keyword Planner

Google: Our Quality Algorithms Don't Use Machine Learning In A Targeted Way

John Mueller from Google answered a question about if Google's search quality algorithms, such as Panda, Penguin and others, use machine learning these days. I assume the question was asked by Glenn Gabe and John Mueller basically said Google doesn't use them in a "targeted way." He explained that it might be used for determining as a whole if a site is good or bad but not specifically for specific types of penalties

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Google : Less Crawl Rate Isn't Necessarily A Bad Thing

Google's John Mueller said in the pas that crawl frequency and ranking higher are not directly related and you can rank high without a high crawl frequency.

John Mueller said it another way yesterday on Twitter basically saying that if you site sees a low crawl rate, it isn't necessarily a bad thing. John wrote "that's not necessarily a bad thing." "Some sites just don't change a lot, some are just less interesting, every site's different," he added.

Top Image Sharing Sites of 2017

https://www.instagram.com/

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Photos Notification in Google My Business

Marissa Nordahl, the Community & Social Media Manager at Google My Business declared in the Google My Business Help forums that Google launching a new notification for photos.

When ever customers adds a photos to your business profiles Google will send notifications to you.

Marissa also said that Google has "refreshed the notification email style" going forward, so those emails will look new.