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So Where Google Free Listing Ads Shows? & Best Feed Input methods

Bill Ready (President, Commerce) says the shift for Google Shopping won’t help with product shortages and more systemic issues with supply and demand. But it could mean smaller businesses with inventory that wasn’t available before could soon show up in search results, and it might be a lifeline for small businesses suffering to stay afloat while shelter-in-place orders remain in effect.

So Where Google Free Listing Ads Shows?

In light of these challenges, google advancing plans to make it free for merchants to sell on Google. Beginning next week, search results on the Google Shopping tab will consist primarily of free listings, helping merchants better connect with consumers, regardless of whether they advertise on Google. With hundreds of millions of shopping searches on Google each day, we know that many retailers have the items people need in stock and ready to ship but are less discoverable online.

Create a feed

In order to upload your product data in Google Merchant Center, you will first need to create a feed to which you can submit your data. This step is required for any new feed, and once a feed is registered, you can update the existing feed without having to register it again.

Primary feeds

A primary feed is the required data source that Merchant Center uses to display your products on Google. If the product data in your primary feed already meets our product data specification and policies, creating and submitting a primary feed is the only feed action you will need to take. Product data that does not meet the Merchant Center requirements can be adapted by using the advanced feed features, including supplemental feeds. In addition, you can use supplemental feeds to enhance or override your product data to improve the performance of your ads.

Use primary feeds to add or remove product data, set language and country targeting, and set feed rules for your product data. Primary feeds are the only feed type that can add or remove products.

Note: If you are submitting separate primary feeds for shopping ads and local inventory ads, make sure that you are not submitting the same products in both feeds.

Google recommends submitting all of your products in a single feed for both programs. For newly created feeds, all applicable feed destinations can be selected during feed creation. For existing feeds you want to opt into local inventory ads as an additional destination, you can do so via primary feed settings. If you need to exclude products from either shopping ads or local inventory ads, you may use the excluded_destination attribute. Learn more about excluded_destination

If you have a legacy product feed created before October 3rd, 2019, this does not apply to you and you can continue to submit offers eligible for Shopping ads and local inventory ads in separate feeds.

Create a primary feed

Primary feeds are the required data sources that you must create to advertise your products with Google through feeds. To get started, go to the "Feeds" section under the "Products" section in Merchant Center. Click the plus button in the primary feed section to create a new primary feed. Follow the prompts and provide the following pieces of information about your data:

• Country of sale: The country of sale is where your products from this feed are sold. The product data uploaded to a selected country must meet the requirements for the country for which you submit, including the feed specifications and policies. After creating your feed you can add additional countries of sale under the Feed settings tab.
• Language: The language in which your product data is written. If you select a country with multiple supported languages (such as Belgium, Canada, or Switzerland), you will be presented with a list of the supported languages of that country.
• Destination: Choose one or many feed destinations in Merchant Center to allow you to determine which Google programs can use the items in your data feed. Learn more about Merchant Center Destinations
• Primary feed name: Enter a descriptive name that helps you identify the primary feed. The feed name doesn’t need to match the name of the file you’re submitting.
• Input method: Select the one that fits your needs best:
  • Google Sheets: You can upload your data using a generated Google Sheets template, or with an existing Google Sheet with your product data. Learn more about Google Sheets
  • Scheduled fetch: Google can fetch your feed directly from your server.
  • Upload: Upload files directly to Merchant Center via SFTP, FTP, Google Cloud Storage, or manually.
  • Website crawl: If there are no feeds currently in your account, and you have the appropriate structured data on your website, Google can crawl your website to retrieve your product data. Learn more
• Filename: Depending on what input method you select, you may be prompted to enter the name of the file you'll be submitting. This name should exactly match the name of the file you created and include a valid extension.

After you have provided the information and clicked Continue, you can view and manage your newly created primary feed in the "Feeds" section of your Merchant Center account.

To manually fetch or upload a feed, click on the 3-dot icon in the processing tab of your feed and select your upload preference from the dropdown.

Raheel

Top 10 bestselling AMD & Intel CPUs (Processors) of 2016-2017

Posted on January 9, 2017 by M4L Digitals0

It is thrilling to see how processors alone have covered so much distance in the past decade. The first dual core processor was released in 2007 and now, in less than 10 years, we have surpassed Core i7 cpu having 4.0GHz speed each.

We now live in an era of Intel’s ‘I’ series cpu. These processors were first released in 2008 with Intel ‘Nehalem’ architecture. Further, processors in the series include latest Intel Core i3, Core i5 and Core i7 and AMD processors. All these ranges have further been fragmented into generations having low and high end processors alike.

While talking about the improvement in processors, one should not refrain from mentioning the tick tock model by Intel that is the base of all innovations in processing chips. The company has always used some kind of model that has kept it on the brink of innovation.

 Tick Tock model consists of new technology and new micro-architecture. In every micro-architecture of Intel, tick represents advancement in technology i.e. faster processor, while tock means advancement in micro-architecture i.e. smaller size. The whole ‘I’ series was produced based on the tick-tock model. The model was disintegrated in 2016 and was replaced by ‘Process-architecture-optimization’ model.



Today, we are going to take a look at 10 of the best AMD & Intel processors sold in 2016. The list includes all types i.e. high, mid and low-end processors and desktop, laptop and server processors so readers of all budgets and machines can decide upon their next purchase. Intel’s rival AMD has also made quite significant progress and has become a favorite among gamers. Therefore, our bestselling CPU processor selection of 2016 will include a mix of all.

10 Best Selling Processors in the world in 2016-2017

	Processors	Cores	Threads	Architecture	Frequency	Socket	Price
1	Intel Core i7-6700K	4	8	Skylake-S	4.00Ghz	LGA1151	View Price
2	Intel Core i7-2600	4	8	Sandybridge	3.40Ghz	LGA1155	View Price
3	Intel Core i7-3770S	4	8	Ivy Bridge	3.10Ghz	LGA1155	View Price
4	Intel Core i7-3770	4	8	Ivy Bridge	3.40Ghz	LGA1155	View Price
5	Intel Core i5-4590T	4	8	Haswell	2.00Ghz	LGA1150	View Price
6	Intel Xeon E5-2670	8	16	Sandybridge-EP	2.60Ghz	LGA2011	View Price
7	Intel Core i7-950	4	8	Bloomfield	3.06Ghz	LGA1366	View Price
8	Intel Core i5-4690	4	8	Haswell	3.5Ghz	LGA1155	View Price
9	AMD FX 8350	8	16	–	4Ghz	Socket AM3+	View Price
10	Intel Core i3-2120	2	4	Sandybridge	3.3Ghz	LGA1155	View Price

1. Intel Core i7-6700K

The first processor in our list of 10 best AMD & Intel CPU processors for 2016-2017 is Intel Core i7-6700K. This top selling CPU is based on a 14nm lithography chip and is made up of four cores and eight threads, having a base frequency of 4.0GHz.

On overclocking, the processor can move up to a frequency of 4.2GHz. It also supports turbo-frequency.

This processor uses the integer ‘K’ that stands for the term ‘unlocked’. In its literal sense, the processor can be overclocked seamlessly.

On Futuremark, Intel Core i7-6700K has a price of $325 and 3D Mark Score of 10530. It ranks the highest on performance scale in this price range.

Furthermore, this processor can support max memory size of 64GB and has Intel HD Graphics 530 installed. It supports both hyper-threading and turbo-boost and is well-suited for motherboards supporting DDR3 and DDR4 memory modules.

2. Intel Core i7-2600

Intel Core i7-2600, codenamed Sandy Bridge, was first made available to the public in year 2011. The processor is a quad-core, and has a bottom speed of 3.4GHz that can be clocked to a high of 3.8GHz. It has an 8MB cache size and a maximum memory capacity of 32GB.

The processor has high potential for multi-tasking and has been tested rigorously for overclocking. It fares better than its competitors from Intel and AMD in the same price range. Available on LGA 1155 socket, the CPU can support both DDR3 and DDR4 RAM modules. A benefit of using this processor is its hyper-threading. This is a mid-range processor that will get most of your work done with ease.

3. Intel Core i7-3770S

Intel Core i7-3770S, codenamed Ivy Bridge, is a desktop processor that was first made available in 2012. The quad-core model comes under mid-level processors due to its price range and core capacity.

It has 4 cores and 8MB of cache having max memory capacity of 32GB. The Core i7 operates at 3.1GHz base frequency, but it can be overclocked to 3.9GHz. The ‘S’ in Core i7 3770S means Performance-optimized-lifestyle model.

The processor has a bandwidth of 25.6GBs and has support for two memory channels. It supports DDR3 memory modules and operates at 65watts.

4. Intel Core i7-3770

Not all processors are built for speed, but Intel Core i7-3770 is one that is. Code-named Ivy Bridge, the processor was first made available in 2012. It is a quad-core model having 3.4GHz of speed. The processor supports four cores and eight threads and a max memory support of 32GB. Considered a faster desktop processor, Intel Core i7-3770 has a cache size of 8MB.

What we mean by faster is that it can run most of the games you install on it.

Though the CPU has 3.9GHz of speed, but users have reported it can be overclocked to 4.30GHz easily. The CPU is lithographed on a 22nm chip and runs on an average power of 77-watts.

Futuremark has rated it 4.5 on performance, meaning the processor can run anything you install in it, that too at max capacity!

5. Intel Core i5-4590T

Developed under Haswell line, the Intel Core i5-4590T is a desktop processor that was started marketing in 2014. The quad-core processor has high multi-tasking potential due to numerous cores and threads installed. The processor’s base frequency is 2GHz but overclockers can easily run it at 3GHz without its disintegration. Supporting 6MB cache and having support for 32GB memory, the quad-core processor works at 35watts of power on base frequency.

It has support for DDR3 and DDR4 memory sizes alike.

The CPU has shown maximum performance on multi-core use, beating all other Core i5 processors in the price range. However, on single-core use the processor’s performance decreases.

It supports LGA1150 socket compatibility.

6. Intel Xeon E5-2670

Intel Xeon E5-2670 is a server processor released in February 2012. The processor is codenamed Sandy Bridge-EP. It is an Octa-core model built for multi-tasking, speed and stability. The intel cpu processor is specific to servers engaged in complex tasks and require multi-threading.

The CPU supports 16 threads and is based on a 32nm lithography. By 16 threads, we mean it can run 16 processes at once. It has a base frequency of 2.6GHz but can be overclocked to 3.3 GHz, if need be. Usually, server processors are not overclocked because they are made to run efficiently on stock.

Due to increased threads, the processor powers up on 115watts. It supports both hyper threading and turbo boost technologies – much needed stuff in data centers.

E5 2670 has support for LGA 2011 socket, meaning both DDR3 and DDR4 memory sizes can be installed on it. The processor supports 32GB of RAM.

7. Intel Core i7-950

The Intel Core i7-950 is a mid-level processor having four cores and eight threads. The processor has a low maximum memory support in comparison with other Core i7 processors. However, it is considered better for multi-tasking due to its increased cores. Core i7 950 is a finer choice than rest due to its low price and high endurance capacity.

The processor normally operates at a clock speed of 3.06GHz but can be overclocked to 3.3GHz. The Intel Core i7-950 processor is lithographed on a 42nm chip.

Core-i7 950 processor supports three memory channels and has a memory bandwidth of 25GBs. The processor can run most of the games and software released in past years, as it runs well on single and multi-core use.

8. Intel Core i5-4690

Intel Core i5-4690, codenamed Haswell, is a desktop processor available from 2014. The quad-core model has enhanced potential for multi-tasking due to increased number of cores and threads. The processor has a 6MB cache size – considered above average core-i5 cache size – and supports 32GB of RAM.

Core i5 4690 has a clock speed higher than many other i5 processors in the market at 3.5GHz, which just increases its demand. It can be overclocked to 3.9GHz with a heat-sink. Geekbench has score it at 10,357, labelling it far better than other i5s in the same price bracket. The processor has support for two memory channels, DDR3 and DDR4 ram modules. That is why it is one of the Top 10 Intel Processors in the World.

9. AMD FX 8350

If you need intense performance, AMD FX 8350 is your best bet. This best amd processor has eight cores allowing you seamless performance on a budget. Having 4GHz of power, the AMD built can run most multi-tasking operations in seconds. And if that is not enough, this processor can be overclocked to 8.50GHz of speed – suitable for anything you demand from it. It has an average cache size of 8MB – an above average cache size in fastest AMD processors category, allowing you to carry out most tasks through your system alone.

The CPU can be paired with NVidia graphic cards for witnessing enhanced graphics and visualizations. In tests conducted, the processor maintained a playable frame-rate of 40. Though it’s a mid-level processor but it will run most of the games you want to play. The processor can also be used to run servers, but for heavy tasks such as dedicated serving, it will be sluggish due to its low bus capacity of only 4.2GHz. That is one reason it has made it to the list of Top 10 best AMD Processors in 2016/2017.

10. Intel Core i3-2120

Speaking of low-range processors, Intel Core i3-2120 is suitable for motherboards supporting core i3 models. The processor has two cores, four threads and a clock speed of 3.3 Ghz. Though, not built for multi-tasking, the processor can do well on games and visual software if a graphic card is installed.

 Core i3 2120 supports DDR3 and DDR4 RAM modules alike. As a low-end processor, it runs on 65 watts and has a transfer rate of 5.00 MT/s.

The processor can support hyper-threading, but will catch heat a lot quicker. Therefore, proper ventilation would be required.

Bottom line:

Summing it all up, these are the top 10 processors in the world in 2016. You may have noticed we have missed some top-notch processors from the list especially 5960X and 4790K. The reason is, both of these are high-end processors and having higher price than the one we have already mentioned.

While talking about the improvement in processors, one should not refrain from mentioning the tick tock model by Intel that is the base of all innovations in processing chips. The company has always used some kind of model that has kept it on the brink of innovation.

source: http://blog.memory4less.com/top-10-bestselling-amd-intel-cpus-processors-of-2016/

Google AdWords Editor now supports mobile-first innovations, Gmail ad templates, and more...

AdWords Editor now supports mobile-first innovations, Gmail ad templates, and more

Wednesday, October 05, 2016

The shift to mobile has happened. And as marketers on the frontline, you need tools that help you build mobile-first experiences at scale. AdWords Editor is here to help -- and just in time for the holidays. The latest version (11.6) includes support for universal app campaigns, Gmail ad templates, and much more.

Universal app campaigns

Developers and marketers know it’s not just about driving app installs, it’s about delivering valuable actions within your apps. AdWords Editor now supports universal app campaigns (UAC), which help you find the customers that matter most to you, based on your defined business goals. With UAC, you can find valuable users for your app across Google Search, Play, YouTube, and within apps and mobile websites on the Display Network. Create and edit universal app campaigns in AdWords Editor today.

Gmail ad templates

With Gmail ads, you can reach the 1B+ Gmail users around the world. Gmail ads provide a relevant way for you to connect with them as they're browsing promotional emails. AdWords Editor now supports Gmail image templates and Gmail single promotion templates so you can easily create, manage, and edit your Gmail ads, in bulk, alongside the rest of your ads.

Expanded text ads

As a reminder, support for expanded text ads is also available in AdWords Editor. Expanded text ads provide more ad space so you can showcase additional details about your brand, products, and services. Check out our best practices guide for tips and tricks on writing compelling ads.

Responsive ads

Responsive ads adapt to the increasingly diverse mix of content types and screen sizes across the Google Display Network. You can now create and edit responsive ads in AdWord Editor.

And more…

The latest version of AdWords Editor also includes:

• Device bid adjustments allow you to maintain the efficiency of managing a consolidated campaign that reaches consumers across devices, while giving you more control to set individual bid adjustments for each device type.
• Enhancements to advanced search, including an easier way to create filters.
• Scheduled downloads to help you stay on top of recent changes and performance statistics

Learn more about these updates in the AdWords Editor Help Center or download AdWords Editor here.

The Internet Era

The Internet Era

In 1985, Digital became the fifth company ever to register a .com domain name when they purchased dec.com. In 1993 they also registered digital.com, and became the world’s first computer vendor to open a public website on October 1 of that year.

In December of 1995, Digital used the domain to launch one of the Internet’s first comprehensive search engines, AltaVista, at altavista.digital.com. (AltaVista was purchased by Yahoo in 2003 and shut down permanently in 2013.)

The photo above shows an early mainframe computer in action, thanks to this Flickr user.

Is HP lining up the sales of the shell of EDS? - Investigating Outsourcing

Is HP lining up the sales of the shell of EDS? - Investigating Outsourcing



Yes the HP splitting personal computers are fast especially for the everyday computing like a whole Presario and G series where the accessories upgrades some times hard to find from good retailers but I have seen and found HP parts store upgrades at www.memory4less.com/HP_Store.aspx



cheers,

Babr

The Bing Product Ads are Down

The Bing Product Ads are now offline since 16 July 2014 till date and there are few products available for online listing, the system downtime mentioned at account as :Bing Ads will be down for maintenance between Sunday, July 20, 2014 8:00 AM and Sunday, July 20, 2014 2:00 PM. You will not be able to sign in, but your campaigns will continue to run."

Hopefully the Bing PLA will be Up as soon as possible as we all can see the best results if you compare the search results with Google PLA.