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What is a feed? A feed is a stream of content that you can scroll through. The content appears in similar-looking blocks that repeat one after the other. A feed can be editorial (like, a list of articles or news) or listings (like, a list of products and services). Feeds can appear anywhere on the page.
Step 2: Use your custom attribute. Once you've created and saved your custom attribute, you can now use it to populate or modify other attributes. To do this, set up a new attribute rule on the product data specification attribute of your choice. You can reference custom attributes in any rule condition or within any attribute rule operation.
To get started, create your feed offline as a .csv, .tsv, .xls, or xlsx file, then upload it to your account's "Business data" section. If you're a retail business, use the Google Merchant Center to upload your product feed. In your Google Ads account, click the Tools icon . Click Business data.
Subscribe to a YouTube channel. On a computer, sign in to YouTube. Go to a video whose channel you want to subscribe to. Under the video player, click Subscribe . If another creator is featured in the video, you may see a link to their channel and a subscribe button. Learn more about creators that show up in the "Featured in this video” section.
In-feed is a format that you place inside your feed to help monetize your site and provide a better user experience to your visitors. For example, a feed can be an editorial feed (e.g., a list of articles or news) or listings (e.g., a list of products, services, etc.). In-feed ads are native which means you customize them to match the look and ...
Product: This is the actual product that potential customers search for on Google. Item: This is a product that has been added to your product data, either in a text feed, XML feed, or API. For example, an item is one line in your text feed. Variant: These are specific versions of a product that comes in different variations.
Go to the recommended video you'd like to remove. Press and hold the select button on your remote. Select Not interested. Select Tell us why to share why you’d like the video removed. You can select I’ve already watched the video, I don’t like the video, or Don’t recommend channel to customize your recommendations.
A typical interface for a feed reader will display your feeds and the number of new (unread) entries within each of those feeds. You can also organize your feeds into categories and even clip and save your favorite entries (with certain applications). If you prefer, you can use an online, web-based service to track and manage feeds.
In-feed video ads place your brand, product, or service alongside YouTube content that is likely to be viewed by your target audience. In-feed video ads appear in YouTube search results, YouTube watch next, and the YouTube app Home feed. In this article, you’ll learn about in-feed video ad assets, technical specs, and reporting tools.
Click one of your Search Network campaigns that has dynamic ad groups. If you don't have one, go to Create a Dynamic Search Ads. Go to the Settings tab on top. Expand the Dynamic Search Ads option. If you can't find it, click Additional settings on the bottom. Select one of these targeting sources for your page feed:
