Google Launches Ad Preview for Mobile
Posted: May 16, 2007
Every wonder what your AdWords mobile ad looks like on a mobile phone? How about on a different carrier? Or in a different country?
Similar to the search preview page, Google launched an search preview page, Google launched an ad preview page for mobile (http://www.google.com/m/adpreview).
The really nice part is the on screen segmentation controls. It’s very easy to switch views depending on:
- Country & Carrier
- Spoken language
- Markup language
- Search type
This is a nice tool to be able to see a mobile result to understand what the consumer sees and the advertising competition.
Related Information:
- AdWords Retiring Google Mobile Business Pages – Quick Mobile Site Creation Guide...
- Google AdWords now showing your ads on Mobile devices – Do you want your ad there?...
- Google Showing Incorrect Versions of Mobile Pages...
- Q&A: I use location targeting but I don’t live in the areas where I advertise. How can I see my ads?...
- Google mobile ads now support conversion tracking...
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