The document introduces Google's new Feed Services, which allow advertisers to define, populate, map, associate, and validate data for robust ad extensions. The five steps involve using different services: 1) Define tables with columns using FeedService, 2) Populate rows of data using FeedItemService, 3) Map columns to extension attributes using FeedMappingService, 4) Associate feeds to campaigns using CampaignFeedService, and 5) Validate data matches extensions and campaigns using FeedItemService. Reference materials and usage limits are also provided.
4. Five steps, four services
1) Define: Create your table by setting column names
Use: FeedService
2) Populate: Add rows of data to your table
Use: FeedItemService
3) Map: Couple your columns to Ad Extension attributes
Use: FeedMappingService
4) Associate: Link your feed to your campaign
Use: CampaignFeedService
5) Validate: Ensure your data matches the extension and campaign
Use: FeedItemService
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15. Five steps, four services
1) Define: Create your table by setting column names
Use: FeedService
2) Populate: Add rows of data to your table
Use: FeedItemService
3) Map: Couple your columns to Ad Extension attributes
Use: FeedMappingService
4) Associate: Link your feed to your campaign
Use: CampaignFeedService
5) Validate: Ensure your data matches the extension and campaign
Use: FeedItemService
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16. Reference
● Feed Services detailed guide: http://goo.gl/e4MF9
● Ad Extension property IDs: http://goo.gl/Nk4OY
Limits
● 100,000 active upgraded ad extensions per account
● 10,000 ad group references to upgraded ad extensions per
account
● 10,000 campaign references to upgraded ad extensions per
account
Migration
● Auto-migration later in the year
● One feed per ad extension type
● You can force-migrate yourself in AdWords Frontend
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