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Who can't afford to pay the delivery driver extra and offers to "take their tip" as a tip?

Culture Shock

Miyawaki Sakura

California, USA

Le Sserafim just finished their second performance for Coachella. Whether it was loved or hated, the girls could only pat on their backs for their performance. A good night rest helps the girls sleep through the thoughts of their whole trip to a foreign country (barring Yunjin). The next day arises, and most of the girls are still sound asleep, but only Sakura was awake, maybe being the mom of the group really awakened her mom abilities to be up early and get a cup of coffee to start the day. Sitting by the kitchen counter, slurping her cup of black coffee as she scrolls through her Instagram, yet the negative comments starts to overwhelm her, making her hands slowly lose grip on her mug. Thankfully she managed to put it down safely before she drops it on the floor, that'll definitely be a mess. Before she closed the app, a post caught her eye. A post compiling a pictures of a bundle at a Target somewhere near California. Excited, she quickly googled the area, and lucky for her it's only 20 minutes away! "Oh, that's not too bad! I could get a taxi to get there." She monologued, but her mind shifted to the other members. Will they be fine without her? Eeeeh, they probably will, she thought. She got up to her room and quickly got herself changed, while her phone still rests on her palm, texting without looking. "I'm off to go shopping for a bit. Be good whilst I'm away okie~ 💜" and sent. She got herself ready, fully changed from her PJs and now in a presentable manner, ready to move out.

Kkura had to recap on how to book an Uber ride, because usually Yunjin does it and she barely focuses what the members do sometimes, so it took her a good minute to get to it. "Oh, that's pretty easy." She smiled, celebrating her victorious achievement by humming to Easy, reminiscing her wonderful time on the big stage. She wanted to scroll on her phone to kill time, but she remembered how crazy her social media feed at the moment so she decides to just fidget around, moving back and forth to look at the cool breezy morning, blowing her hair back as she enjoys the mixture of greenery and concrete. She must've spaced out too much since she didn't realized the Uber driver was already there. "Ahem, miss? Are you, Miyawaki?" A strong Californian accent jolted into Sakura's mind, popping the bubbles of her own world which made her realized she's been daydreaming and spacing out in to the view. "Oh! I'm sorry! Yes yes I'm Miyawaki." Kkura bowed repeatedly as she enters the backseat of the car, covering her face with her palms from the embarrassment. "So....Target right, Miss Miyawaki?" He asked, the taxi driver looking through his back mirror to see the flustered Japanese lady, her pale skin turning red from shame. Sakura only replied with a nod, which was enough for him to shift his gear from neutral back to drive to take her to her destination.

Judging by the way the driver wasn't fazed by the fact a singer that performed in Coachella yesterday made Sakura deduced that he doesn't know her. Cool, less talking needed for her. It's early in the morning anyways, so she couldn't gather enough social energy to be making conversations this early. The 40-ish year old driver seems like he knew the road in the back of his head, taking turns to maneuver the busy city life traffic. It was surprisingly short, a ride that was expected to be 40 minutes long due to traffic turned to a 20-minute leisure drive with the cab driver's help. "Thank you sir, how much did I owe you again?" Kkura asked, taking out her purse from her small handbag. "It's...30 bucks miss." He replied, looking at the meter counter, to calculate how much the lady needs to pay him. "Would you also like to lend a tip?"

"A tip?" Sakura was shocked, nearly jumped from shock from hearing the driver's request. The moment she heard the word tip, her mind immediately shifted to the night where she and Yunjin were sharing a room. Yunjin booted up porn on her laptop for them both to watch while touching each other. The scene included the woman sucking off the man's "tip", which made Kkura assume that's what the driver is requesting. Nervous, Sakura gave a reply, "I-I mean I would. But isn't it a bit too cramped here to be giving you a tip?" Her reply made the cab driver just as confused. "Huh? What do you mean, ma'am?" His confusion intimidated Sakura, making her heart beat faster. "O-oh, we can do it at the backseat of course! I forgot here it has more space."

The Uber driver got himself to the backseat to the backseat after parking his car. He was just trying to get some answers to the lady's answers to him asking for a tip. And this, was not what he expected. The moment he got in, Sakura helped him to sit up on the seat while she adjusted the front seat forward so there's space for her to kneel down. "Wa-wait, ma'am-" he paused as he stares at the japanese doing her thing, taking down his pants and revealing his cock. "I thought you wanted me to give you a tip?" She asked, looking up. Her eyes sprinkles innocence, that convinced the driver to understand that Sakura genuinely believes this is what he wanted. He meant money, but this works too. "W-well Miss Miyawaki, please give it to me." Sakura enjoyed the words that the man gave her, as her mouth starts to envelope his cock, beginning to suck on his growing shaft. The sight of a beauty like Sakura sucking him off made the driver extremely turned on, his cock growing bigger fast, he was ecstatic to see it. Sakura was into it, her lips wrapping around his size whilst her tongue worked his tip. The sensation was too good to hold on. "M-miss, I wa-wanna cum!" He grunted, warning Sakura who's running an assault on his cock. Sakura continues to bob her head back and forth on his cock, until eventually she takes it all inside her throat, taking it to the base as he came deep inside her throat, filling up the sweet japanese singer with cum.

Sakura's inviting lips traps his cock, not letting him free as he starts shooting cum, rope after rope of cum shooting in her mouth, reaching the back of her throat. "Fuuck...Miss. Your mouth game really surprised me." The driver panted, leaning to his seat as Kkura starts to clean her lips, licking the residue of semen and swallow. Sakura grinned as she grabs her stuff, and starts to leave the car. "It was nice meeting you mister, hope you enjoy your tip!" She waved goodbye as her hips sway, spending her day and money joyfully at the mall. Well now the US isn't as scary as she thought, heck she might've enjoyed it too much.

[mikimakiboo]

Time Travelers AU - The Box™

The idea of the TV comes from @ancha-aus and it was too funny to be left in a reblog, so I had to write it :D

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ALSO because I forgot to say it in the first drabble- Nightmare doesn't have his tentacles summoned because it's a waste of space and it makes his back hurt so he only summons them in very rare occasions

Dust woke up with the sound of metal kitchenware falling on the ground. He sighed.

- Please be a cat...

He pushed the covers aside, grabbed his jacket, put on his sweatpants, and walked to his bedroom door, stopping right before grabbing the handle. What if he went back to bed ? He heard metal clanking.

- Oh for God's sake.

He opened his door and was met with Cross holding Killer by his arm, the roman was sitting on the ground and holding a fork in his hand, the other kitchenware laying on the ground with the drawer they were previously in being opened. Dust stared at the two, and they both stared at him. It was nine am. Dust didn't want to deal with that at nine am. He turned to Nightmare to ask him if he could tell Killer to stop looking through his stuff but he stopped himself when he saw that the noble was still sleeping. Strange, he thought that nobles woke up early ? He was almost ready to see him judging him for sleeping in to be honest, but it seemed that instead he was the last one still asleep as Dust could see Horror looking at them from outside. Right, he should probably go open the door for him, not sure the viking knew how to open a sliding door.

He let Horror in and closed behind him, he saw Cross letting go of Killer who quickly assembled all the kitchenware to put them back in the drawer, because looking was a thing but making a mess was another, and Dust was his host, it wouldn't please the gods if he made a mess in his host's house. Dust was really wondering how Nightmare managed to sleep with all that noise.

- So, uh... ya'll slept well ?

As expected, none of them understood. Dust went to grab his phone that had finished charging overnight and went back on Google Translate, using the vocal command for French and Latin and letting Horror read the Old Norse as there wasn't any vocal sample for that. They all nodded.

- Good. Well.. I'll just make myself some coffee, and uh.. and we'll see from there, I need coffee first.

He declared as he went to the kitchen.

- Move.

He said to Killer, pointing at the livingroom. The roman looked at him for a minute before understanding and going back to his corner in which he apparently installed the lava lamp to make it more cozy. Dust sighed and turned the coffee machine on while he opened the cabinet above the sink, but before he could climb on the counter Horror grabbed a cup, by simply lifting his arm, and handed it to him. He didn't notice him following him.

- Oh, uh.. thanks ?

He said, quite confused, but took the cup to pour the coffee in it. Did Horror do that because he felt bad about last night ? He had made thumbs ups, he thought he would have understood it meant no hard feelings... well, at least he didn't have to climb his counter this time.

He looked through his cabinets as he sipped on his coffee, he was low on food, it was enough for him but he had five mouths to feed now, and what he had clearly wouldn't suffice. He'll need to go grocery shopping, which meant either take them with him or leave them alone in his apartment, and he didn't like neither options. He couldn't take them with him though, because monitoring them here was a thing, they couldn't go too far, didn't have much to do, didn't have to worry about people, but monitoring them outside ? In the middle of a crowded store ? When no-one spoke their language and they surely didn't even know what a store was ? Dust would die from stress before he could grab a cart. Plus he didn't have any clothes to lend them, the only ones being roughly his size being Killer and Nightmare, but he doubted Nightmare would agree to take off his fancy clothes and Killer didn't seem to know what pants were and Dust really didn't want to dress him up. He also didn't have the money to buy them all a new set of clothes, so he'll have to leave them here. Maybe he could put on a movie for them to watch ? That would keep them untertained.

He put his empty cup in the sink and went back to the living room to look through the drawers under the TV, searching for long movie so he would have time to shop in peace. He had a five hour long movie about the French Revolution but he doubted it would have been a good thing to show Nightmare, he didn't want to give him, well, nightmares, so he eventually settled on The Lord Of The Rings, which was three hours long, with the shop being fifteen minutes away, that left Dust with two hours and a half to shop, which was more than enough.

He got up to put the DVD box on the table and noticed that Nightmare had woken up and sat up straight. Saying that he looked disoriented would have been an understatement, his mind was clearly foggy. Dust checked the time, it was almost ten, Nightmare must have been exhausted to sleep that late. He went on Google again, just in time for Nightmare to speak, still sounding quite sleepy.

- Pourquoi ne pas m'avoir réveillé... ?

He asked. "Why didn't you wake me up ?" The translation said.

- Why would we ? You were tired, so you slept, 's as simple as that.

He answered, using the vocal command so Nightmare could hear it in French. He looked up at him confused, like he didn't understand that sleeping was made to rest when tired and not just to pass the night. That made Dust wonder at what time he usually woke up ? Surely around seven am, when the sun rises. Did they have alarm clocks at that time ? Or did his servants, because he surely had some, wake him up every morning ? Did he ever sleep enough by the way ? Maybe that would explain why he slept in and why he got so confused on why they didn't wake him up. Well, good for him, Dust thought, at least he got to rest.

Dust looked at the time again. If he went to the store now he would come back near one pm, so he would have time to cook and they could eat between one and two pm, which wouldn't be too late, and he would have the afternoon to make more researches.

- Okay everyone here !

He called, gesturing for the four to come closer or simply listen to him.

- I'm going to grab some food, so you will stay here and watch a movie on the TV while I'm gone, do not make a mess and do not fight.

He first translated in into French, then into Old Norse, which had some words missing because they didn't exist in that language, such as TV and movie, but Horror still understood that Dust would be out, probably hunting, and they had to stay here and be calm. Dust looked at Nightmare, waiting for him to translate for Killer, Cross having understood the general idea already. Nightmare rubbed his eye and focused for a bit before coming up with a translation, not knowing either what a movie was, but he figured the "TV" was this big flat black mirror behind Dust.

- Emit cibum et rogat nos ut hanc nigram cistam videamus dum abest.

Dust wanted to steal his knowledge, just open his head and take it, how was he so fluent in a language that had been dead for centuries ?!

He decided to leave it for now, having more important things to do, and just put the cd in the player before turning the movie on and going to put on his shoes to go outside. Cross looked at him for a few seconds before letting him get out of the apartment.

Dust sighed when outside, finally being alone. He grabbed his headphones and put on some music on his was to the store. French songs. To try and learn some words. Maybe choosing L'Assasymphonie as a starter song wasn't his best idea as it had quite a lot of complicated words, but the song slapped, so he kept it anyway.

It was the first time in his life that Dust had been happy to go grocery shopping, and also the first time it took more than two hours, he really wanted to appreciate some time away from everything, but he had to come back now, the movie was almost done and he didn't want them to make a mess the second they would be left without a distraction.

He opened the door with one hand, the bags in the other, and was surprised to see that Cross wasn't standing guard anymore. Well, surely he had joined the others to watch the TV. Dust came in, and just had the time to close the door before Killer litteraly jumped at his feet to hold onto his waist.

- Wh- ?!

- Quaeso ne nos in arca pone ! Bene erimus ! Promitto !

He begged as if his life depended on it. Okay what happened ? Dust looked up, inspecting his appartment, but everything was in order, the credits were rolling on the TV, Nightmare was on the couch, Cross was standing next to it, Horror was standing near the bay window, and, oh... they all looked at him frightened. Did he put a horror movie by accident ? He was pretty sure he grabbed the right box but the cds could have been mixed up. He recognized the names of the characters on the credits though, so he did put the right movie. But why did they look so scared then ?

- Killer, let go.

He pushed him, but Killer tightened his grip around him. He sighed, picking up his phone again to ask Nightmare what happened.

Nightmare flinched when Dust "talked" to him. Weird. He looked at him for a while before answering, seeming unsure.

- Allez-vous nous emprisonner dans cette boîte également... ?

Dust looked at the translation with incomprehension: was he going to lock them in the box too ? What box ? Why would he lock them in a box ? He looked up at them again, then at the TV.

Oh.

Oh fuck.

Of course they didn't know what a film was, of course they would think it was real people, hell even he thought that when he was a kid, before he learnt about special effects and cgi, he thought it was all real, that people were really dying, so of course these four would think that real people were trapped in there, the only thing they knew was theater ! What Dust just did was basically show them his collection of enslaved people in boxes who he forced to perform elaborated scenarios where they would get hurt and possibly die. That couldn't be more terrifying and if he had been in their place he would have felt very threatened.

He quickly typed an explanation and translated it in all three languages, praying that the translation would be correct, to tell them it wasn't real, that these people were actors and these were simply the images of what they played, that they weren't trapped here and they weren't really getting hurt. He saw them relax a little, but they still seemed quite chocked, which was understandable.

- I'm, uh... going to make food then.. ?

Dust said awkwardly as he managed to make Killer let go of him, but the roman still followed him in the kitchen to sit by his feet. He didn't chase him, thinking that chasing him now would just make him think that Dust would lock him in the TV, or the box as they seemed to call it, so he just prepared dinner with the skeleton waiting on the floor. He heard Cross go back to the door.

- You can take a break you know.

Cross looked at him.

- You know, break, how do you say... pause ? Arrêter ? You can stop ?

He tried to translate from memory. Cross frown.

- Eo ne poez mie. Eo doi monter la warde.

- Yeah you already said that, but that's okay, you did a very good job, uhhh.. un bon travail.. ? So you can.. you can pause ? You can stop, bon travail, take une pause.

He managed to blurt out in a broken French with a smile, so hopefully Cross would understand. The knight looked at him before quickly turning away. Dust could have sworn he saw a faint purple blush on his cheeks. He wanted to ask him but the timer went off at that moment. Food was ready.

Horror helped him set the table, putting spoons for himself, Killer and Cross, and forks for Nightmare and Dust.

Cross avoided Dust's gaze during all of dinner while Nightmare kept eying Horror who was sitting next to him, surely to make sure he wouldn't touch him, Dust thought, as the noble seemed quite cautious of the viking, even though for now Horror was clearly not the dangerous type. Whatever, as long as they didn't fight, Dust wasn't going to force them to become friends.

He had a good feeling about Horror though, he was helpful and didn't look at him weird when he came up with broken translations. He kinda liked him. If they ended up being stuck here for a while he wouldn't mind him as a roommate.

He still hoped they would be gone soon though. He really didn't have enough money for all of them.

His bank account was almost empty already, and it wasn't even past the first half of the month.

He'll need to save money. Like, really save money.

[onceuponapuffin]

Fanatic Intervention Part 18!!!!!!

I haven't been able to write for a week and it made me all squirrely.

Alright so the vote was for a weird roadside attraction, and I got THE MOST AMAZING recommendation. Just as a reminder, I do take requests for this fic :) This particular attraction was suggested to me by @hummingbee-lievable and I mean, I just couldn't say no. You'll understand why when we get there.

Here are some links to the music mentioned, in case you haven't ever heard it and want to :)

Vivaldi's Four Seasons

Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture

Let's do this.

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Approximately 8 hours.

That’s how long you’d been driving for.

Aside from a couple bathroom breaks, and a quick trip through a fast food drive through (Aziraphale complained until you managed to persuade him to try french fries and a chocolate shake �� suddenly he became positively fascinated, much less whiny, and much more fun to be stuck in a car with), the five of you have basically been on the road non-stop. You’ve all run out of things to talk about, the playlist has been shuffled and reshuffled often enough that you’re becoming able to tell the difference between the different concertos and symphonies that Aziraphale added. The SUV, roomy as it is, is becoming stuffy, and frankly you’re starting to feel sore in places that are going to make the next 20 hours of this...difficult to say the least.

“Okay,” You say, breaking the silence, “Honestly, I get that we’re on a bit of a time crunch, but if we don’t stop for a real break soon, I’m gonna lose my mind.”

“What,” snorts Crowley from the driver’s seat, “You mean you’ve had it this whole time? I am shocked.”

You stick your tongue out at him, and lean over into Sardis’ space to make sure Crowley can see it in the rearview mirror.

“Now, now,” Aziraphale says soothingly – he doesn’t fool you, you can see him smirking, “I’m very certain we can find a suitable place to rest for an hour. Some fresh air would probably do us all some good.”

Oh, so he’s getting restless too. Good to know you have Aziraphale on your side with this one. Sardis is already tapping around on his phone, and you glance over to see him googling the area. Thank someone. Anathema has her nose in a book, but gives a thumbs up to show that she agrees with the idea. So it’s basically unanimous. Sardis very quietly taps you and discreetly shows you his phone screen. You look over, figuring he must have found something and….oh.

OH BOY DID HE EVER.

It takes actual work to play it cool. If you don’t do this very carefully, you won’t get to see this glory in person. You nod at Sardis, who winks in return. The plan is set.

“I’ve found an art museum nearby,” he says. You can see Aziraphale’s face light up.

“Oh! That sounds lovely! Perhaps they have a cafe!”

“And maybe a gift shop!” You add hopefully. Best to sell this hard.

Crowley sighs. “Yeah fine, whatever. Just give me directions, would you?”

“Sure thing,” Sardis replies.

To cover your bases, you take you phone, and turn on Vivaldi’s Four Seasons. Aziraphale, utterly delighted by the turn of events, begins humming and conducting the non-existent orchestra. He loses himself to the music relatively quickly. Between that, Anathema in her book, and Sardis feeding Crowley directions one at a time, you’re off to the races.

As you get closer, you start to see signs advertising it. Crowley snorts once or twice, but doesn’t seem any the wiser as Sardis directs him. It isn’t until you pull into The Truck Yard that you can see his eyebrow raising in the mirror. And it isn’t until Sardis instructs him to park in front of the building that it seems to click. Aziraphale doesn’t notice until you turn off the music.

“We’re here!” You sing triumphantly.

“Are you serious?” Crowley asks.

“Oh most definitely,” You reply. Then the demon starts to laugh, and kicks open the door with a snort.

“Right, okay, come on then!”

Aziraphale hasn’t moved.

“Perhaps I’ll stay here,” he says.

“NOPE!” Crowley calls, crouching to look at Aziraphale through the driver’s door, “You wanted an art museum, angel, you’ve got one!”

Aziraphale groans and gets out of the car. He leans heavily upon the door as he closes it. “Yes,” he said, “But I hardly think this counts as art!”

“Think of it as modern art, angel!”

“...All the more reason for me to stick to the traditional sort.”

“As long as it doesn’t stick to the bottom of your shoe, am I right?” You say, because you just have to join in. Sardis laughs and Crowley snorts, and the three of you lead the way into Barney Smith’s Toilet Seat Art Museum. Aziraphale and Anathema follow behind, pretending not to know you. You spin around and walk backwards so that you can watch the two of them as they approach the door of the building, which features Roman-style pillars built out of toilets. Aziraphale glances at them with a sigh, but Anathema raises and eyebrow and goes in for a closer look.

“Huh,” she says, clearly impressed, “Actually, that’s really clever.”

“Ugh,” says Aziraphale, clearly unimpressed, “Vulgar is what it is.”

You enter the building, and find floor-to-ceiling toilet seats. They cover every inch of wall, an absolute punch to the eyes, and yes, it is beautiful. It is glorious. You let out a low whistle.

“Look at you,” You recite, because any opportunity to quote the show is one that should be taken, “You’re gorgeous.” You notice both Aziraphale and Crowley glance in your direction briefly, but you don’t elaborate, so they both look away while you take the opportunity to notice the tiniest of blushes between them. Ha. Softies, the both of them.

“It really is,” Sardis replies, oblivious, “I’d call it downright glorious.”

You look up, and then run back over to nudge Aziraphale. “Hey, Aziraphale, look at that!” You point upwards. “There’s some more traditional art for you!”

He follows your gaze, but is, as you predicted, still disgruntled. “Is that...Michelangelo??” Painted upon the high ceiling is a recreation of Michelangelo’s painting The Creation of Adam. However, this particular adaptation features a closeup of the hands – with God handing Adam a roll of toilet paper.

You hear Crowley snort. He comes over to you and Aziraphale just so he can say to you “Most useful she’s ever been, eh?”

“CROWLEY!” Aziraphale exclaims in disgust.

“Demon,” he replies with a smirk, and saunters away. With a giggle, you follow him to where Sardis is standing.

“Hey, Witch!” Sardis calls, “Here’s one for you! It’s all about Astrology!” He looks over his shoulder, and you follow his gaze to where Anathema has started looking at the seats with curiosity.

“I’ll be there in a minute!” she responds. You see her lean in for a closer inspection of the piece in front of her.

“You are really good at this road trip stuff,” You say as you turn back to Sardis. “Did you spend a lot of time on the road with your siblings?”

“Nah, but there were a few dinners where someone had to calm things down.”

“I can imagine.” You go quiet for a while before something occurs to you. “You know, you barely know us, and you’re a lot more...open about things that I would expect, well, anyone really, to be.”

Sardis shrugs. “Well who am I going to share with? Philly was the only one I still talked to.”

You think about your first impressions of Sardis. Someone who likes to play games, someone who takes things half-seriously, but would probably monologue if you let him. Oh. He’s lonely.

“I want to trust you Sardis,” You say after a minute, “I just...I’ve been disappointed by enough people in the past that I’m still trying to decide if I can.”

He nods. “No hard feelings, Moth. Trust is a hard thing, and it takes time. So by all means take yours. Just do me a favour and put up with me in the meantime, eh? I haven’t met many humans willing to trick both an angel and a demon into visiting a toilet seat art museum with me.” He winks at you, and you can’t help but smile back.

“Oi!” Crowley announces, “Angel! Come look! This one’ll perk you up! It’s got sheet music on it*! Get it?? SHEET MUSIC!”

You and Sardis both burst out laughing, and you wander over to see this masterpiece. Anathema is coming too, and she’s also giggling even though you can tell she’s trying not to. Even Aziraphale has cracked a smile despite himself.

“Really, Crowley,” he says with a shake of his head. The angel sighs. “Right, let’s see then.” Aziraphale pulls his tiny glasses out of his pocket and puts them on his nose. Then he leans in to inspect the classical music that has been collaged onto the toilet seat, plastered beneath the title “Cannon Ball.” He hums to himself as he inspects the notes, and after a moment he starts to conduct to himself. Sardis has come and joined in, so now the full group is watching Aziraphale in anticipation – waiting for his verdict. After a minute or two, Aziraphale leans back, takes the glasses off, and polishes them with a cloth from his pocket. “It appears to be an excerpt from Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture. Specifically the bridge, which is famously known for including cannons as a musical instrument.” He glances up at you all sideways, the tiniest of Michael-Sheenian smirks upon his lips. “It is indeed, sheet music.”

No one is able to contain their laughter, not even Aziraphale.

By the time all of you head back to the car, everyone is in much better spirits. Aziraphale admits that it was a good idea to stop here after all, even if it still isn’t his idea of art. Overall, the car feels much lighter and happier than it had a few hours ago, so you bask in it. Even after the toilet jokes fade away, the mood stays. For the first time since New York, things feel light and the challenges ahead of you feel manageable.

Sometimes you just gotta stop and smell the toilet seat.

And no, I will not apologize for that line.

* My Dear Reader, I need to pull you away for a minute to quickly tell you that I have never been to this incredible museum, so I have no idea if this particular piece actually exists. But I had to, you understand. I just HAD to.

❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ 🖤

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Could someone help me with identifying support needs?

I am diagnosed level 1 autistic. Does this mean i have low support needs? It was never explained to me. In fact none of my diagnosis was. I don't know what the level means really and google isn't helping.

I can do ADLs myself. Such as having a shower, feeding myself, moving around, dressing, etc etc, but i often (always) need reminders.

I wont shower for weeks if i dont have someone demanding me constantly until i do, or when i was younger, physically forcing me in. I can't brush my teeth. I mean technically i can once i know i need to and have the toothbrush ready but i cant get to that point independently yk? I eat constantly, because i cant tell when im hungry so I interpret any discomfort as hunger which has caused many health issues. I often wear the same clothes for weeks because i forget i need to change them. Its only when i smell that i realise "oh i need to change my clothes".

As far as iADLs go, i can do some but not all. Im great at shopping, i love it, its a routine for me to go to the supermarket every day independently. I can also navigate public transport really well. I can't however, make a phone call or manage money or clean a mess or tidy my house or wash dishes after cooking. Its not laziness, i genuinely want to do those things, but being faced with the task causes me to freeze and/or meltdown and nothing gets done.

I need a lot of help and support from my mum every day to live happily. I cannot work or attend school, and i cant live alone yet. I cant drive either because i simply cannot wrap my head around the car and it causes so much anxiety that i have a meltdown every time i try. The theory is easy for me but the practical part i cant do.

I cant go to school or work because i struggle too much with the social aspect and the overstimulation. I had meltdowns before going and immediately after when i did go. And during i would have such panic and anxiety that i had to leave half way most days.

I cant live alone because i cant manage money or clean or any of that. I also would have no hygiene because i wouldnt shower or change or brush my teeth without help.

Thats all the things i cant do. But what are the things i can do? Do they outweigh that?

I can communicate well with safe people or about safe topics. I obviously dont communicate in an allistic way because im diagnosed autistic, but i can speak and mask when needed. I do suspect i have selective mutism, but generally i can talk most of the time and in emergencies.

I have been described by a lot of people as intelligent. I know a lot of facts and can learn quickly. I read and write really well. Im kinda shit at math but that's because i dont try at all and havent practiced in years.

I can cook (but not clean up after) and shop and go places that are familiar and accessible via public transport.

I can make friends if i really want to.

I can easily navigate social media and the digital world and do so safely.

I can mask and suffer through my sensory issues. I couldnt for a long time but now i can ignore sensory issues (it doesn't feel good but i can). I can also act neurotypical if i try.

So: what does this mean for me support needs wise? I know my level is 1 because im diagnosed that way, but are my support needs the same?

I dont ask to self diagnose or invade spaces i dont belong etc etc. im pretty sure im low support needs, i just am curious to know more about what autism is for me, because i was never told. My doctor diagnosed me but never told me anything about it and i want to understand.

Thank you for your help! Here is an autism creature for your troubles

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8 Best Shopify Apps For Product Feed [Boost Visibility]

Are you trying to find the high-quality Shopify apps to manipulate product feeds and enhance visibility? Look no further! Experience hassle-free Shopify management with our top-tier Shopify Maintenance Service.

In this weblog publish, we will monitor powerful Shopify apps that can help you gain the fulfillment you want at the Shopify platform.

Whether it’s growing net visitors, generating income leads, or constructing an internet presence, those on hand gear will assist you get more visibility in no time.

Let’s dive in and find out the first-class Shopify apps for product feed!

List Of Shopify Apps For Product Feed

1. Socialwidget – Instagram Feed

Are you searching out an easy and efficient way to boost your product visibility? Look no further!

Socialwidget’s Instagram Feed is one of the quality Shopify apps to help your keep stand out.

Its pre-made templates and customizable product-tagging capabilities make it smooth to display beautifully-embedded Instagram and TikTok feeds right on your website, giving customers the ability to purchase right from the feeds.

Increase conversions and construct agree with with Socialwidget – the nice Shopify product feed app.

Key Features:

Showcase an aesthetically desirable Instagram gallery

Let clients ‘store the appearance’ with five item tags in keeping with image/video

Sort posts from Instagram accounts & hashtags

Increase Instagram fans with profile show

Leverage shoppable Instagram & TikTok feeds to your website online

Pricing:

Starter: Free

Standard: $9.Ninety/Month

Professional: $19.90/Month

Advanced: $49.90/Month

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2. FeedHub: Facebook, Google Feed

Boost your online visibility with FeedHub, the excellent Shopify app for product feed control. FeedHub lets you effortlessly create, optimize and publish product feeds to Google Shopping, TikTok and Facebook channels. Let us handle the upkeep while you focus on growth with our Shopify Maintenance Service.

With FeedHub, you could without difficulty configure product feeds to maximise accuracy and optimize your descriptions, titles and images.

Moreover, the app updates feeds in actual-time so that no capacity sale opportunity is overlooked, and also supports localized product feeds to amplify your reach.

Use FeedHub to get the maximum out of online product advertising and boost visibility.

Key Features:

Automate & sync google purchasing, Facebook, & TikTok feeds

Create product feeds w/ rules from collections & editions

Globalize feed in more than one languages & currencies

Optimize feed attributes, titles & pictures

Instantly replace feed on any store modifications

Pricing:

Starter: Free

Standard: $9.Ninety/Month

Professional: $29.Ninety/Month

Advanced: $49.Ninety/Month

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three. Pin it: Pinterest Save Button

Pin it: Pinterest Save Button Shopify app

Pin it: Pinterest Save Button is the excellent unfastened Shopify App for product feed.

It permits customers to quickly and effortlessly add the Pinit button functionality to their Shopify keep so that customers can keep their favored products to Pinterest.

With one easy click on, clients can add product pics, pricing, and product links to their Pinterest forums to share with their Pinterest followers, boosting visibility for his or her business.

The Pin it function is a brilliant manner to promote merchandise on Pinterest and in addition interact with customers.

Key Features:

Embed a ‘pin it’ button with one click

Easily upload an ‘upload to cart’ button

Discover content organized in boards

Build a customised Lookbook with option to save merchandise

Integrate pins with website analytics

4. Google Shopping Feed XML/CSV

Google Shopping Feed XML/CSV app for Shopify

Are you looking to boom visibility and income? With the Google Shopping Feed XML/CSV app for Shopify you can quickly and effortlessly boost your shop’s visibility to customers worldwide!

This app creates an XML feed that integrates seamlessly with Google Shopping, allowing store owners to easily and appropriately exhibit their merchandise.

It also helps multi-language, multi-currency, and even neighborhood inventory ads feeds, perfect for groups working in diverse locations.

With this app, you could without problems make certain customers could make informed decisions and make the most of their buying revel in.

Get the maximum out of online purchasing with the Google Shopping Feed XML/CSV app for Shopify—the pleasant product feed apps for Shopify.

Key Features:

Support for more than one countries & currencies

All variations & custom attributes tagging

Support for nearby inventory feeds

Csv record subsequent to the xml feeds

Works on Bing, Meta/Facebook, & marketplaces

Pricing:

Default Plan: $7/Month

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five. Google Shopping Feed Advanced

Google Shopping Feed Advanced Shopify app

Boost your product visibility with Google Shopping Feed Advanced – the satisfactory Shopify App for product feed.

With its powerful AI-driven functions, this app makes it less difficult than ever earlier than to maximize your product publicity on Google Shopping, Facebook Ads, Microsoft Ads, TikTok, Pinterest, PriceCheck, Takealot, ShareASale, and different channels.

It facilitates you dynamically map attributes to create powerful product titles, descriptions, and version information like Color, Age & Gender, fix problems in Google Merchant Center, and embed unlimited recommendations.

Now you could take your eCommerce business presence to the next degree thru powerful product records feed control.

So, get ready to increase your product publicity and enhance your income with Google Shopping Feed Advanced!

Key Features:

One-click synchronization of stock and orders

Ai powered product titles & barcodes

Automatically map categories with statistics-manipulation guidelines

Price differentiation for better manipulate over income

Enjoy dynamic discounts & clever feed recommendations

Pricing:

Basic: $20/Month

Premium: $one hundred twenty/Month

Feednexus: $500/Month

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6. FeedAPIs For Bing Shopping /MS

FeedAPIs For Bing Shopping /MS app for Shopify

For Shopify merchants in need of a reliable, clean-to-use product feed solution as a way to raise visibility and brings consequences, the FeedAPI for Bing Shopping/MS app ought to pinnacle the listing.

It’s one of the excellent Shopify apps for product feed and without problems integrates with Microsoft Merchant Center Store, allowing you to optimize product statistics feeds and personalize product titles, descriptions, and product sorts for a hit product listings.

With it you may song dynamic remarketing tagging and conversion monitoring and create promotions feed for unique and all products – supplying you with whole manipulate over your product feed.

FeedAPI for Bing Shopping/MS app is your one-stop answer to enhance visibility and maximize your product feed’s potential.

Key Features:

Automatically extract product feed out of your ecommerce save

Submit optimized product statistics to Microsoft merchant center store

Enable conversion monitoring & dynamic remarketing with UTM tag

Optimize campaigns with clever filters & bulk edit alternatives

Create & put up service provider promotions for particular merchandise

Pricing:

Up To 500 Products: $four.Ninety nine/Month

Max one thousand Products: $eight.Ninety nine/Month

Max 5000 Products: $thirteen.99/Month

Max 10000 Products: $17.Ninety nine/Month

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7. AfterShip Feed for TikTok Shop

AfterShip Feed for TikTok Shop Shopify app

Are you seeking to expand your keep’s visibility through promoting your merchandise on TikTok Shop? AfterShip’s Feed for TikTok Shop is one of the high-quality Shopify apps for product feed to effortlessly sync and switch product and order information from Shopify to your TikTok Shop — in few clicks!

With Feed for TikTok Shop, you can seamlessly combine with different eCommerce platforms, trouble-free.

Its robust API services assure a clean overall performance and problem-free save control, while its devoted customer support crew affords well timed and complete answers to any of your questions concerning product feed management.

Now, improve your store’s visibility with AfterShip’s Feed for TikTok Shop and take gain of this thrilling new possibility to attain ability customers!

Key Features:

Sync product & fees to TikTok shop & mobile app

Auto satisfy orders from ecommerce keep’s admin

Map products & classes to what merchants want

Immersive mobile shopping with notifications & wishlists

One-click on automobile product sync to TikTok & cell apps

Pricing:

Free: Free

Essentials: $18/month

Pro: $119/month

8. Flexify: Facebook Product Feed

Flexify: Facebook Product Feed Shopify app

Introducing Flexify – the pleasant Shopify app for seamlessly optimizing product statistics for Facebook channels.

Flexify simplifies the method of making wonderful product feeds, routinely including in missing product attributes for boosted visibility and similarly optimizing product listings on Facebook and Instagram – an appropriate answer for traders looking to generate greater income.

With Flexify, you’ll be able to reveal, compare, and improve your product facts to its top of the line level – making the maximum of the huge reach of the two social media giants and the capability to target capability customers.

Make your product records shine with Flexify – the leading Shopify app for product feed optimization.

Key Features:

Automatically create Facebook & Instagram advertisements

Customize ads and targeting options

Supports multiple languages and currencies

Easy checkout revel in for Facebook & Instagram

Monetize & control product feeds in one vicinity

Pricing:

Free-Forever: Free

Premium – Small: $29/Month

Premium – Medium: $forty nine/Month

Premium – Large: $seventy nine/Month

Final Words

The apps we mentioned have the ability to growth your product visibility and amplify your reach.

Feed optimization let you enhance your keep’s universal performance and generate greater conversions.

By taking the time to research and put in force the exceptional product feed app in your precise wishes, you’ll be capable of take your keep and product visibility to the following degree.

Also Read : 6 Best Shopify Apps For Frequently Bought Together

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Squid Game - season 2 (2024) review

Red light…. Green light…

Plot: Set three years after the first season, the story focuses on Seong Gi-hun's life after winning the Squid Game, giving up on going to the United States and returning to the games with a new resolution in mind. He once again dives into the mysterious survival game, starting another life-or-death game with new participants gathered to win the prize of ₩45.6 billion.

I’ve read a few audience responses complaining about how this season has a very slow start and doesn’t get going until episode 3/4 when we get back into the Squid Game arena. However I beg to differ, as from the get-go thus season kicks off on a high with Gi-hun hunting for clues to reach the Front Man, and the whole section about searching for the Salesman was honestly great. The sequence involving Rock, Paper, Scissors and Russian Roulette was one of the most tense parts of the entire season. That is by the way an interesting factor of this second outing - the shock value is no longer there…

We see it every day on the front page of all our social feeds. Content that triggers, disgusts, and prods our emotions into a watch, share, or discussion. Content that should never have made it to our eyeballs, but garnered more likes than that Capybara eating a watermelon. The first Squid Game was that level of a phenomenon, garnering a huge viewership and online discourse and becoming one of Netflix’s most watched shows. Maybe even the most watched show… or is that still Stranger Things? No clue, nor am I bothered to Google. Nevertheless, Squid Game’s slap to the face violence was such a dopamine rush for content hungry viewers, and the incorporations of something so innocent as children’s games with said violence was a unique and original idea. Well, not even that original if you consider Battle Royale. But truly Squid Game was a fun watch. The second season offers more of the same, only with a higher budget, better writing and maybe a tad too much exposition to set up the already-filmed third season.

Squid Game 2’s biggest fault is that essentially it’s the same thing all over again. Yes there are new characters, different dynamics and some new games to ruin your collective childhoods, but it is the same thing again. Was good to see Seong Gi-hun (Lee Jung-Jae) more confident and rebellious this time around compared to the last season, and the shadowy Front Man (Lee-Byung Hun) gets more of a backstory and screen time and honestly it’s a gift, as he manages to be both extremely charming yet sinister.

One of the preoccupations of Squid Game is human nature. As a species, are we fundamentally decent and magnanimous, or are we craven, greedy and selfish? The Salesman reminds us of the theme early on, when he takes two bags of shopping to a park mostly populated by the homeless and others down on their luck. He offers them a choice: bread, or a scratch card? The certainty of a meal, or the possibility of cash? Most take the risk, not knowing the outcome. Gi-hun already knows the outcome of the games, or at least he thinks he does. But whether he can persuade the others what it actually means to play when the odds are stacked against you is another story. But let’s be honest, we’re just out to see some bloody and connect to characters that will shortly get killed off in gruesome fashion. On that stance this season delivers. Even though it’s really half a season, and the upcoming third season is more so a season 2.5.

Overall score: 7/10

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I do like the grumpyxsunshine enemies to lovers idea and the way I initially planned it can take that route.. with Harry trying to figure out the angle she’s creating by starting the rumour, maybe assuming she’s working alongside someone from his past to expose him, and y/n finding out far more than she bargained for whilst both try to grapple with the answers they received. The way I imagined them falling for Eachother was actually the other way around y/n approaches him first primarily to be sure he doesn’t find out about the weird rumor circulating or at least make it seem less like a word of mouth or ordeal she caused and more so like people saw them hanging together and just assumed. & I imagined her being so socially awkward that her approach isn’t just on a whim, rather it’s written out almost target like…formatted two pages double spaced and scented with lavender followed word for word starting with her “smooth” method of approach hello. A few staged casual run ins to get the people talking, that was the plan.. but how does one get a guy like that to talk to you for more than five minutes.

I imagine she’s googled facts about London she could slide in for when conversation begin to dry to keep him interested. She even keeps tabs on the socials trailing him to see the places he frequents for not so casual run ins, the idea is that hopefully if he sees they “share common interests.” Maybe her little white lie won’t be much of a lie at all, but Harry grows suspicious, I mean sure he’s had his fair share of social media stalkers but this, this random girl has gone from a random run in to now popping up everywhere he goes, what is she up to? Does she know? The more they talk he realizes she knows facts about his home town in London his favorite shops, his coffee order preferences. And when he finds her little typed out plan titled mystery man with heart eyes he finds himself even more afraid, could this small quiet girl be out to expose him? Why what did he ever do to her. He plays into her attempts at casual small talk initially feeding her falsehoods to see how much she actually knows. Both embarking on a quest to learn each others motives the two find that some of their similarities aren’t based solely on research, there is something there.. somethhing sinister if you let Harry tell it sure, but hidden just below its surface maybe just maybe to y/n’s credit there is a small, well lit spark 🧨 whose to say what will happen when it inevitably goes off. Two people covering their tracks managing to find unity in the road far less traveled.

To your question, It’s a story I wouldn’t mind writing, with someone, there are many plot holes I’d like to flesh out before taking it on and concepts I wouldn’t mind having people add to. I’m glad you enjoyed, I have quite a few Harry stories/concepts I’m fleshing out some like the backpacking and summer camp concepts I sent over to you are still in the works but even if it doesn’t become anything I must admit it’s really nice having a person to share ideas with.

EEEE!! That def sounds so fun and cute!!! I hope you have such a good time writing it and that you find somebody you work well with if you decide to do it with someone else 💞 And I'm so honored you sent them, they were so fun to hear about!!

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[ad_1] Google Shopping isn’t just about bidding and budget management – it’s about feeding Google the best possible data. Unlike traditional search ads, where keywords dictate targeting, Shopping campaigns rely on your product feed. The quality, accuracy, and completeness of your product data determine how often and where your ads appear. A well-optimized feed improves impressions, click-through rates (CTR), and return on ad spend (ROAS). On the other hand, a neglected feed leads to wasted ad spend, disapproved listings, and poor performance. Let’s dive into 10 proven ways to optimize your Google Shopping product feed for maximum performance. 1. Perfect Your Product Titles To Improve Rankings And CTR Your product title is arguably the most critical field in your feed. It directly influences where and how your ad appears in search results. A well-structured title increases visibility, while a vague or poorly formatted one can bury your product in a sea of competitors. Best Practices For Writing Effective Product Titles Front-load the most important details. Google prioritizes the first 70 characters, so key attributes should come first. Follow a structured format based on your industry. A few examples may include: Apparel: Brand + Product Name + Product Type + Color + Size. Electronics: Brand + Product Type + Size + Color + Carrier. Home & Garden: Brand + Product Type + Feature + Other Attractive Feature. Use descriptive but concise language. Don’t add fluff like “Best Price” or “High-Quality.” Avoid excessive keyword stuffing. Google may view it as spammy and hurt performance. Why does this matter? A well-optimized title ensures your product appears in the right searches, increasing relevance and CTR. 2. Write Product Descriptions That Inform And Convert While product descriptions don’t have as much direct impact on rankings as titles, they still play a crucial role in providing context to Google – and persuading shoppers to convert. Think of your description as a sales pitch. It should highlight key features, answer common questions, and differentiate your product from competitors. What To Include In Your Product Description Essential product details: Size, color, material, features, and compatibility. Unique selling points (USPs): Why should someone buy from you instead of a competitor? Use cases: Help shoppers visualize how the product fits into their lives. Avoid manufacturer descriptions: Rewrite in your own words to add value. Here’s an example of what not to do: “This is a high-quality vacuum with advanced suction power.” Using the tips above, a proper description for a vacuum could read like this: “The Dyson V15 Detect uses laser dust detection and HEPA filtration, capturing 99.99% of particles for a deep clean. With a 60-minute runtime, it’s ideal for large homes.” So, why do descriptions matter? It’s the little details that make the biggest differences. A compelling description not only helps Google categorize your product better, but also increases conversions. 3. Use High-Quality, Compliant Product Images Images are often the first thing shoppers notice, and low-quality visuals can hurt engagement. Google also has strict guidelines, and violating them can lead to product disapproval. Image Optimization Tips Use high-resolution images (at least 800 x 800 pixels) for clarity and professionalism. Ensure images accurately depict the product – no misleading visuals. Avoid promotional overlays, text, or watermarks: Google may reject these. Use multiple images if possible: Include lifestyle shots to showcase real-world use. For example, if you sell furniture, provide close-up images of textures and finishes. For fashion items, include front, back, and close-up shots to give shoppers a better view. Better images can help improve CTR, reduce bounce rates on product detail pages, and ultimately drive more conversions. 4. Assign The Most Specific Google Product Category Google assigns predefined categories to products, and selecting the most accurate one improves your ad’s relevance. Many advertisers default to broad categories, potentially missing out on better placements. Here are a few tips on how to choose the right category: Avoid generic selections. Instead of “Clothing & Accessories,” choose “Clothing > Dresses > Maxi Dresses.“ Review the full Google Product Taxonomy regularly. You can find it updated regularly here. Regularly update your category selections. Because Google’s taxonomy evolves, refining your choices can improve campaign performance over time. The Google Product Category is an underestimated part of your Google Shopping product feed. The correct category ensures your product appears in relevant searches and prevents misplacements. 5. Utilize The Product Type Attribute For Better Segmentation Unlike Google’s predefined Product Category, the Product Type attribute is completely customizable. It’s an opportunity to refine targeting further and structure your campaigns more effectively. How To Use Product Type Effectively Use detailed, hierarchical labels whenever possible. For example: “Electronics > Laptops > Gaming Laptops.” Segment by product performance. For example, separating high vs. low-margin items. Use it for bidding strategies! You can adjust bids by product type for more control. Just remember that bidding strategies are set at the campaign level, so this would make more sense if your feed has very differently priced or wider margins for certain product categories. Remember, a well-structured product type attribute can help improve reporting, targeting, and even bid management when done right. 6. Maintain Real-Time Pricing & Availability Accuracy A common reason for disapproval is mismatched pricing between your website and Google Shopping feed. If shoppers see one price on an ad and another at checkout, you risk losing trust – and conversions along the way. Below are a few ways you can ensure pricing and availability are (almost) always correct: Enable automated feed updates via Google’s Content API or scheduled fetches. Check Google Merchant Center’s Diagnostics regularly for mismatches. If you run flash sales or limited-time discounts, ensure your feed updates accordingly. 7. Leverage GTINs And MPNs For Stronger Product Matching If you’re selling branded products, make sure to include Global Trade Item Numbers (GTINs) and Manufacturer Part Numbers (MPNs). Including these helps Google match your product more accurately. Some key benefits of providing these attributes to your Google Shopping feed include: Improved ad placement in Google Shopping and free product listings. Greater visibility in comparison shopping results. Increased likelihood of appearing in Google’s Buy on Google listings. Again, you may think these product feed attributes may not be necessary, but better product matching means more impressions and, ultimately, more conversions. 8. Use Custom Labels To Refine Bidding Strategies Custom labels help segment products based on a number of items, like performance, price, or promotions. Here are a few examples of how you can use custom labels: Profitability Segmentation: Separating high-margin vs. low-margin items makes segmenting your campaign and ad group structure easier. Seasonal Promotions: “Winter Collection” vs. “Summer Deals.” Stock Levels: Best-sellers vs. clearance items. Why do custom labels matter in Google Shopping? Better segmentation can lead to more cost-efficient results without lacking conversion volume. 9. Optimize Your Feed For Query-Level Performance Once you’ve nailed the fundamentals, the next step is optimizing your feed based on actual search queries and performance data. Instead of treating your feed as a static dataset, you can dynamically adjust product attributes to improve alignment with high-converting queries. How To Use Query-Level Optimization: First, start by analyzing your high-performing search terms. Navigate to the search terms report to identify which queries drive the most conversions. Now, compare those queries with your current product titles and descriptions. Do they match? If a top-converting term isn’t in your title, update your feed to include it for better alignment. If you want to take this optimization to the next level, try creating feed rules for automation. To do this, navigate to “Feed Rules” in Google Merchant Center to set up a logic to append high-performing keywords to titles dynamically. For example, if a query like “wireless noise-canceling headphones” converts well but your product title only says “Sony WH-1000XM5 Headphones,” a rule can automatically update the title to something like “Sony WH-1000XM5 Wireless Noise-Canceling Headphones.” This technique ensures your product titles stay relevant without manual updates. 10. Use First-Party Data To Enhance Your Product Feed For Better Personalization Many advertisers focus solely on optimizing their product feed for Google’s algorithm, but what if you optimized your feed based on your own customer data? For advertisers managing large Shopping campaigns, leveraging first-party data (like customer purchase behavior, loyalty data, and audience segmentation) can significantly improve feed relevance and drive higher conversion rates. How To Use First-Party Data To Improve Your Google Shopping Feed One way to do this is to segment your product feed by buyer intent. If you have access to customer behavior data from your website, customer relationship management (CRM), or analytics, you can refine your feed to better match different types of shoppers. Returning Customers: Highlight products frequently purchased by loyal customers by assigning a custom label like “best_seller_loyalty.” First-Time Shoppers: Adjust product descriptions or titles to emphasize best-sellers or high-converting entry-level products. Try adding a custom label like “high_first_time_purchase_rate.” High-Value Customers: If certain products have higher purchase frequency among repeat buyers, ensure these have optimized titles, more detailed descriptions, and premium images in your feed. Secondly, you can set up exclusive offers in the feed if you use loyalty programs or subscriber discounts. For example, a cosmetics brand sees that loyal customers frequently buy three packs of foundation instead of single bottles. Instead of just relying on campaign bidding, they optimize the feed by ensuring these multi-packs are included and promoted with proper product titles, descriptions, and subscriber pricing. Currently, the loyalty feature for Google Shopping is available in the United States and Australia. Your Product Feed Is The Competitive Edge In Google Shopping Going beyond traditional feed optimization is key to staying ahead in Google Shopping. Strategies like query-based feed enhancements and audience-driven bidding can elevate Shopping campaigns from just good to highly profitable and efficient. By continuously refining how Google understands and matches your products to real shoppers, you gain an edge over competitors still relying on static feeds and generic bidding strategies. If you’re running high-budget Google Shopping campaigns, it’s worth testing these advanced tactics and letting Google’s automation work smarter, not harder. 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Ever found yourself staring at a spreadsheet filled with transactions in various currencies – USD, EUR, GBP, and of course, INR – and felt completely overwhelmed? Figuring out the total value in Indian Rupees for your international freelancing gigs, online shopping hauls, or even investment portfolios can feel like navigating a maze. Luckily, there’s a simple, powerful tool right at your fingertips: Google Sheets. In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to convert currency in Google Sheets, showing you how to easily manage and track your finances across different currencies – all from the familiarity of your Google Sheet. We’ll cover everything from basic conversions to automating the process for faster and effortless currency exchanges, making your financial tracking that much cleaner. This comprehensive exploration will give even beginners the confidence to master Google Sheet’s currency conversion capabilities. Let’s dive in!

Understanding Google Sheet’s Currency Conversion Formula: GOOGLEFINANCE

At the heart of all currency conversion in Google Sheets lies the `GOOGLEFINANCE` function which we extensively cover here. This powerful tool doesn’t just pull financial data. It allows you to fetch what we need, namely live (or historic!) exchange rates. The key is knowing how this function works through the correct use of simple code. Think of it like having a mini global financial market assistant built directly into your spreadsheet.

Setting up your Sheet:

Organized Data: Before you start converting, arrange your data logically. For example: Create columns for currencies (“USD”, “EUR”,”GBP”, “INR”), along with accompanying quantity (transactions with their corresponding pricing amounts). Note every transaction carefully so your spreadsheet records only facts; there’s no place for assumed or imputed data here!

Start Simply: Once data is logged orderly, tackle conversions step by step. This is particularly useful in creating simpler spreadsheets before attempting complex formulas needed in long-term management. Remember you can expand functionality once confident using simpler inputs!

The POWER of GOOGLEFINANCE:

The main workhorse we’ve extensively used comes to this point: Learning and implementing the `GOOGLEFINANCE()` function itself! It seems scary writing this first approach, but if practiced properly then all formulas should then look familiar later and not so intimidating!

Basic Syntax and Arguments :

Remember – the `GOOGLEFINANCE()` function uses specified arguments. Let’s explore the most crucial ones now; note different arguments apply beyond only foreign exchanges themselves. Arguments include: the security ticker itself where the symbol specifies what stock index/security needed; interval – determining frequency you’ll want updates over specific periods in either the daily, weekly… monthly formats; even periods encompassing historical analysis should be considered – providing insights over earlier time frames etc if required during initial setup.

`=GOOGLEFINANCE(currency_pair,”exchange”)`

Let’s say we want the current USD to INR exchange rate, or ‘USDINR’. The way we feed this formula into Google Sheets specifically appears as:

`=GOOGLEFINANCE(“USDINR”, “price”)`

The core here, when applied literally onto a functional Google Sheets document implies the following things together inside your Google Sheets: “USDINR” denotes our main parameter; the “price” then implies you get what information precisely (ie current bid quote). Press “enter”, as with such formatting should now reveal precisely such data you would hope it obtains and displays perfectly neatly based accurately reflecting most up to date conversion costs from your live USD/INR prices!

Converting Single Amounts

Let’s say cell A2 contains the amount in USD (100 USD), and this basic conversion formula applies. You have already inputted exchange data beforehand within your prior entry then this conversion is easy enough applying correctly with Google Sheet’s simple formulas and data structure!

Applying this same core principle to multiple values of conversion however – then an expansion of basic principles would require following along to several aspects for multiple applications within multiple cells in a particular sheet instead. We recommend working carefully starting with single amounts into many simultaneously eventually before advancing over any further advanced techniques shown in forthcoming details regarding automation or similar enhancements covered subsequently!

So, the new addition in creating a further application with multiple applications should simply appear as this extension into already input Google sheets containing already provided example entry: `=A2*GOOGLEFINANCE(“USDINR”,”price”)`

This takes the USD amount (which our sheet has in Cell: A2), multiplies it by what this command’s response brings back representing the up to date USD/INR exchange which your Sheet records automatically to match against live updating exchange markets at that moment specifically at your request as initiated; thereby ensuring conversion results obtained remain most accurately realistic at that specific time captured. What the `GOOGLEFINANCE` does to get this is retrieve all live pricing data directly (not manually!) then using precisely what it received correctly applied against your input USD amount within Column: A2 earlier where we already put in earlier our raw numeric data relating specifically relating for calculating total conversions later; which then applies across sheets seamlessly without needing to constantly update across time zones where necessary; or needing to do more manual work!

Advanced: Converting Multiple Currencies

With a bit more skillful engineering you actually only need once (unlike many older methods requiring continual updating constantly): set up a table listing out each currency of interest (it supports up to 8 parameters; you’ll seldom need more) and then set up a dynamic system which automates things further efficiently too; unlike simpler individual functions as described previously on only working solely with single cell conversions using one amount’s value to obtain answers accordingly once-off only (not for many repetitive applications) compared our newer expanded ways!

Here shows how easy this can automate even when scaling up into potentially thousands separate sets in tandem simultaneously without needing extra input; therefore improving productivity drastically over more conventional manual ones commonly taken elsewhere.

Create a currency table: List all the target currencies (`Currency Column` containing GBP, EUR etc. ) along side what exchange against specific rate per reference value needed such as GBP/INR value in next named column accordingly (“Reference Rate” column); or any other custom data requirements desired instead accordingly through selecting values specifically for example: choosing an USD to INR reference within particular column of interest only across your spreadsheets if you use it like example case just presented recently here for convenience throughout today’s lesson here concerning Currency Management Using Function Googlefinance in Microsoft Excel-Spreadsheet Software Tool!

`VLOOKUP()` Integration: Use this special tool which scans existing data-sets rapidly automatically locating matched records based parameters given (including foreign exchange currencies), therefore generating calculated currency exchange outputs instantaneously (vs manually applying each time required otherwise)! Consider combining its ability for very specific queries against wider sheets’ columns effectively locating and cross-referencing values quickly; thus eliminating time consuming tasks associated with individually computing values rather automating processes across spreadsheets entirely.

Automate conversion: We can now introduce formula automatically matching entries using `VLOOKUP()`’s powerful tool previously mentioned combined seamlessly within existing operations including GOOGLEFINANCE integration so once input values correctly the automatic converter takes over instantly computing without needing manual extra checks for correctness in calculating correct outputs across differing currencies handled smoothly internally; thus maximizing efficiency by minimizing manual updating/verification etc otherwise typically present conventional spreadsheets unless handled specifically manually during earlier operations; without enabling automation. Such capabilities save considerable time later in post operations or if updating constantly values manually. That said maintaining consistent data entry methodology makes automation work more efficiently over time since consistency aids overall integrity accuracy while enabling future analyses later depending requirements specified through data inputs accordingly depending specifics desired by your calculations/reports ultimately generated! By choosing such intelligent integration over tedious routine manual task handling you gain time spent elsewhere in improving different project’s aspects based exactly to your own specifications desired which makes this more of your dedicated time for other projects with similar efficiency too! By intelligently using VLOOKUP capabilities within context specific calculations such as currency conversions which require constant updating based latest live values automatically derived through online resources then your productivity improves considerably thus freeing up time; then focus solely into what precisely matters: producing high quality actionable insights faster unlike standard or inefficient repetitive data entry processes which takes up resources and doesn’t show immediate returns!

Handling Historical Exchange Rates

So far you can see we’ve only worked so far in real time currency information, specifically concerning only today’s exchange rather using yesterdays rates either for comparison or calculation against them if for example you use today or before calculations with another data set already based historically (which applies different values accordingly then to today’s real market rates unless mentioned otherwise before). Such cases require specific selection procedures if needing to fetch non – ‘recent only currency prices’ like example showing recently only if needed (ie not needing historic currency exchange values such as rates between 3 or 6 months before), otherwise a whole different range needs specifying accurately through command codes during calculations so outputs will be based correctly and appropriately representing accurately relevant figures from past dates when they mattered; rather live rates applying today versus then against relevant sets to then using only past rates during analysis when applied too!

If you have the date, in a cell or determined independently use this extended GoogleFinance Function using parameters you provide then in this manner which supports providing such inputs during formatting requests enabling access not just today’s values easily from simply requesting it at anytime – however you specify specific older dates either explicitly by including explicitly inside calculations to ensure those calculations’ answers apply specifically during the time frames specified accordingly then if needed correctly only during period specified (ie restricting use to certain ranges needed), however without manual edits usually manually performed! That’s its ease!

The exact approach for retrieving a price from a given date uses this extended way in the parameter: “price”. Simply put this added parameter together at right places. This ensures the result corresponds correctly against chosen dates used as per parameter provided accordingly within overall formatting set initially whenever it has relevance during computation time in particular calculation scenario presented for our consideration. If omitting it (or improperly structuring arguments given when building up extended parameters in order within) output won’t necessarily represent truly what we desire nor appropriately either according appropriate timeframe involved resulting inaccurate interpretations.

FAQs

Q: Can GOOGLEFINANCE access data at all times?

A: While generally reliable using appropriate structuring parameters initially during entry GoogleFinance usually runs correctly, but the reliability depends Google’s servers; so very specific problems at source beyond one’s control regarding what causes issues such as data stream becoming briefly unavailable, and some slight unreliability.

Q: What happens if the “security” argument entry lacks precise data?

A: Unfortunately if wrongly input during setup the `GOOGLEFINANCE()` function might not identify this issue so will run using possibly completely arbitrary data, leading to very inaccurate exchange results. Usually if correct data not set it’ll raise this issue or prompt something in relation if data entry during setup had problems originally when inputting data unless something interferes specifically between initial setup phase versus time when attempting later runs resulting issues because of this rather any Google side specific issue instead! To combat such, ensure your accuracy of input values and check the formatting strictly as part ensuring processes remains accurate. Careful input using correct data sources beforehand usually eliminates the possibilities and prevents these more likely occurring due inappropriate structuring of data than due the services or systems themselves.

Q: Is there a limit to how many conversions I can do with `GOOGLEFINANCE()` at Once per operation?

A: While many usually run successfully (many even automatically through integration through some of its smarter enhancements like using features in ways already demonstrated) exceeding parameters usually is only limited as long structuring correct and parameters applied remain appropriately throughout entire setup; this does place slight limits; and the limits involve usually having enough data present for a run, plus having enough resource capabilities available per sheets and resources such a RAM allocation on users’ machines handling this type of spreadsheet based application which needs resources if you scale it extensively. So there essentially exists one theoretical limit beyond purely operational ones concerning systems processing capabilities which isn’t purely GOOGLEFINANCE specific, either.

Mastering Currency Conversions with Automation!

By employing simple commands intelligently, using GoogleSheet’s powerful tools such as `VLOOKUP` along alongside `GOOGLEFINANCE()` it makes achieving this task very straightforward actually enabling full-automated conversions for hundreds thousands entries immediately at press of button only through once setting up system correctly at initial stages instead rather doing it inefficiently repeatedly instead manually! And you even enable creating reports accurately; automatically if you structure setup precisely as instructed during this detailed tutorial which made mastering conversions with fully automatic processes very achievable therefore making tracking international revenue even easier compared standard methods without such capabilities using appropriate software technology solutions which simplifies and streamlines your foreign exchange workflow considerably when implementing. Doing things optimally makes a crucial yet considerable difference when time precious in your busy and demanding international operations managing finances efficiently makes things easier than manually tracking accounts!

Let me know your thoughts and experiences in the comments below! Do you have any questions, tips, or feedback on managing currency exchanges using Google spreadsheets? Let’s hear your insights as sharing what’s being learned aids overall improvement. Your contributions and questions will undoubtedly be value towards everyone who’s facing such global finance related issues so thanks in advance to for feedback improving others’ lives in particular! Share if this post benefited you by sharing through social platforms or to friends too so improve others’ life too by providing better insights over practical applications GoogleFinance; particularly for Indians who struggle sometimes with complex aspects and sometimes unnecessarily complex tools to improve simplicity and efficiency therefore to greatly simplify management finances so they’re far cleaner and readily analyzed for insights otherwise difficult to produce easily, instead greatly simplifying things to aid easier working processes!

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SEO Firms in India: The Ultimate Guide to Finding the Best in the Industry

In the ever-evolving digital landscape, businesses must establish a strong online presence to stay ahead of the competition. Search engine optimization (SEO) plays a crucial role in ensuring that brands reach their target audience effectively. As a result, SEO firms in India have gained prominence for offering top-notch SEO solutions that help businesses thrive in the digital space. Among the leading SEO service providers, ThatWare stands out as a trusted name in the industry, delivering data-driven, AI-powered SEO strategies that guarantee success.

Why Choose SEO Firms in India?

India has become a global hub for SEO services due to several key factors:

Cost-Effectiveness: Compared to Western counterparts, SEO firms in India offer high-quality services at competitive prices.

Highly Skilled Professionals: India boasts a vast pool of talented SEO experts who stay updated with the latest search engine algorithms and trends.

Comprehensive SEO Strategies: From on-page SEO to technical SEO, link-building, and content marketing, Indian firms offer holistic solutions.

AI and Automation Integration: Leading firms like ThatWare incorporate AI and data analytics to enhance SEO performance.

Proven Track Record: Many Indian SEO companies have successfully worked with global brands, achieving impressive results in search rankings.

Key Services Offered by SEO Firms in India

SEO services in India cover a wide range of strategies designed to enhance online visibility and drive organic traffic. Some of the core offerings include:

1. On-Page SEO

Keyword research and optimization

Meta tag creation and optimization

URL structure refinement

Content enhancement and optimization

2. Off-Page SEO

High-quality link building

Guest blogging and outreach

Social media engagement

Brand mentions and PR strategies

3. Technical SEO

Website speed optimization

Mobile responsiveness

Schema markup implementation

Core Web Vitals optimization

4. Local SEO

Google My Business (GMB) optimization

Local citations and directory listings

Review management

Geo-targeted content strategies

5. E-Commerce SEO

Product page optimization

Category structure refinement

Conversion rate optimization (CRO)

Shopping feed optimization

Why ThatWare is Among the Best SEO Firms in India

As a leader in the SEO industry, ThatWare has set new benchmarks by integrating artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data-driven strategies into its SEO services. Here’s why businesses trust ThatWare:

1. AI-Powered SEO Strategies

ThatWare leverages AI-driven algorithms to analyze search trends, user behavior, and competition, ensuring data-backed optimization for higher rankings.

2. Customized SEO Solutions

Every business has unique needs, and ThatWare provides tailor-made SEO strategies designed to align with specific business goals and target audiences.

3. Proven Track Record of Success

With a portfolio of successful case studies and satisfied clients across various industries, ThatWare has established itself as one of the top SEO firms in India.

4. Ethical SEO Practices

ThatWare adheres to Google’s guidelines and employs white-hat SEO techniques to ensure long-term success without risking penalties.

5. Continuous Monitoring and Reporting

The company provides regular reports, analytics, and insights to track SEO performance and make necessary adjustments for better results.

How to Choose the Right SEO Firm in India?

Selecting the right SEO partner is crucial for achieving digital success. Here are some key factors to consider:

Industry Experience: Look for firms with a proven track record in your niche.

Client Testimonials: Check reviews and feedback from previous clients.

Transparency: Ensure the firm provides clear reporting and progress updates.

Customized Strategies: Avoid one-size-fits-all approaches; opt for firms that offer personalized SEO plans.

Use of Technology: Prefer firms that integrate AI, automation, and advanced tools for better efficiency.

Conclusion

With businesses increasingly relying on digital platforms, investing in high-quality SEO services has never been more critical. SEO firms in India continue to provide world-class optimization strategies that help brands achieve top search rankings, increased traffic, and better conversions. Among them, ThatWare stands as a frontrunner, offering AI-driven, results-oriented SEO solutions tailored to diverse business needs.

If you are looking to enhance your online visibility and drive sustainable growth, partnering with a reputable SEO firm like ThatWare can make all the difference. Take the leap today and dominate the digital landscape with cutting-edge SEO strategies.

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Understanding Google Shopping Ad Bidding: Tips for Budget Management | Opal Infotech

Introduction to Google Shopping Ads

Google Shopping Ads is one of the most powerful digital advertising tools for e-commerce businesses. Unlike traditional search ads that rely on keywords, Shopping Ads use a product feed to showcase visually appealing product listings directly in Google’s search results.

As a Google shopping ads agency, we specialize in helping businesses increase visibility, drive quality traffic, and achieve a higher return on investment (ROI).

However, to maximize results, it’s essential to understand Google Shopping Ad bidding and effective budget management. Let’s dive in.

Why Google Shopping Ads Are Essential for e-Commerce Success

If you're running an eCommerce business, Google Shopping Ads should be a key part of your digital marketing strategy. Here's why:

Higher Click-Through Rates (CTR): Shopping Ads have a significantly higher CTR than traditional text ads.

Better Buyer Intent: Users who click on Shopping Ads are more likely to make a purchase.

Stronger Visual Appeal: Unlike text-based search ads, Shopping Ads display product images, pricing, and store details upfront.

Automated Targeting: Google automatically matches your product feed to relevant search queries, eliminating the need for keyword selection.

By understanding how to optimize your bids and budget, you can maximize the performance of your Shopping Ads and achieve higher profitability.

How Google Shopping Ad Bidding Works

Unlike Google Search Ads, where you bid on specific keywords, Shopping Ads use an auction-based model where you set bids at the product or campaign level.

Key Factors That Determine Google Shopping Ad Placements:

Bid Amount: How much you're willing to pay per click (CPC).

Product Relevance: How well your product feed matches the user’s search query.

Ad Quality & Performance: CTR, conversion rates, and historical ad performance.

Your bid directly affects where and when your ads appear, so choosing the right bidding strategy is crucial.

Different Types of Google Shopping Bidding Strategies

There are several bidding strategies available for Google Shopping Ads. Selecting the right one depends on your business goals, budget, and expertise.

Manual CPC Bidding

With Manual CPC (Cost-Per-Click), you set your own bids for each product or ad group. It provides full control but requires constant monitoring.

Best for: Small businesses with limited budgets who want manual control over their spending.

Enhanced CPC (ECPC)

Enhanced CPC adjusts your bids automatically based on Google’s prediction of a user’s likelihood to convert. It raises bids when higher conversions are expected and lowers them when less profitable.

Best for: Advertisers who want to combine manual control with smart automation.

Maximize Clicks Bidding

This fully automated bidding strategy aims to get the most clicks possible within your budget.

Best for: Businesses focused on traffic growth rather than conversions.

Target ROAS (Return on Ad Spend)

With Target ROAS, Google automatically adjusts your bids to achieve a specific return on ad spend (ROAS).

Best for: Businesses looking to maximize profits while controlling ad spend.

Smart Bidding Strategies

Google’s AI-powered Smart Bidding automatically analyzes user behavior and adjusts bids in real time for maximum efficiency.

Best for: Businesses who prefer automation and want to scale quickly.

Setting the Right Budget for Google Shopping Ads

Budget planning is essential to avoid overspending or inefficient ad placements. Here’s how to set your budget effectively:

Determine your daily budget: A good starting point is a percentage of your expected daily revenue.

Analyze historical data: Look at past campaigns' CPC trends and conversion rates.

Increase budgets during peak seasons: Higher demand means higher competition, such as during Black Friday.

Allocate more budget to high-performing products: Invest more in best-selling item.

Optimizing Your Product Feed for Better Bidding

Your product feed is the foundation of your Shopping Ads campaign. A poorly optimized feed leads to low rankings and wasted ad spend.

Key Product Feed Optimization Strategies:

Use high-quality images – Clear, engaging visuals attract more clicks.

Optimize product titles & descriptions – Include relevant keywords for better rankings.

Update pricing & stock availability – Avoid disapprovals due to out-of-stock products.

Categorize products correctly – Ensure accurate Google Merchant Center classification.

Advanced Bid Adjustments for Maximum ROI

Google allows custom bid adjustments based on user behavior.

Device Bid Adjustments

Increase bids for mobile users if mobile conversion rates are higher.

Location-Based Bid Adjustments

Target high-performing locations by adjusting bids accordingly.

Ad Scheduling (Time-Based Adjustments)

Adjust bids based on peak shopping hours.

Audience Targeting and Bid Adjustments

Retarget users who previously visited your site for higher conversion rates.

Competitor Bidding Strategy – Stay Ahead of the Competition

Monitor competitor bids: Use Google Ads Auction Insights to analyze bidding trends.

Leverage price competitiveness: Offer discounts or free shipping to stay ahead.

Use remarketing lists: Retarget users who engaged with competitor ads.

Common Google Shopping Ad Bidding Mistakes to Avoid

Overbidding or underbidding – Leads to inefficient spending.

Ignoring negative keywords – Results in wasted clicks.

Not testing bidding strategies – A/B testing helps identify the best approach.

Why Choose Opal Infotech for Google Shopping Ad Management?

At Opal Infotech, we provide:

Expert bid management to optimize CPC and ROI.

Data-driven campaign strategies tailored to your industry.

Monitoring and real-time adjustments.

A proven track record in achieving higher ad conversions.

Ready to scale your Google Shopping Ads? Contact Opal Infotech today.

Conclusion

Mastering Google Shopping Ad bidding and budget management is essential for success. With the right bidding strategies, budget allocation, and optimization techniques, businesses can achieve higher sales and profitability.

Want expert help? Let Opal Infotech optimize your Google Shopping Ads for maximum performance and profitability.

FAQs

1. How does Opal Infotech optimize Google Shopping Ad bidding? Opal Infotech specializes in bid adjustments, product feed optimization, and smart bidding strategies to maximize ROAS.

2. What’s the best strategy for a small eCommerce business? For small businesses, starting with Manual CPC and gradually moving to Enhanced CPC or Target ROAS works best.

3. How do I reduce wasted ad spend on Google Shopping Ads? Regular monitoring, eliminating low-performing products, and using negative keywords help control ad spend.

4. Why is product feed optimization important? A well-optimized product feed improves ad relevancy, increases visibility, and enhances click-through rates, leading to higher sales.

5. How often should I adjust bids for my Shopping Ads? Bids should be adjusted regularly based on campaign performance and seasonal trends.

Let's grow your business with Google Shopping Ads. Contact Opal Infotech today.

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Boosting E-Commerce Sales with Google Shopping Ads

In today’s fast-paced digital world, e-commerce businesses need innovative strategies to stay ahead of the competition. One of the most effective ways to drive sales and attract potential customers is through Google Shopping Ads. Unlike traditional search ads, Google Shopping Ads display product images, prices, and store names directly on Google’s search results, making them highly engaging and conversion-friendly.

What Are Google Shopping Ads?

Google Shopping Ads are a type of paid advertisement that showcases your products visually on Google Search, Google Images, and the Google Shopping tab. These ads use product data (rather than keywords) to match searches, providing a seamless shopping experience for users.

Why Use Google Shopping Ads for E-Commerce?

Here’s why Google Shopping Ads are a game-changer for e-commerce brands:

✅ High Visibility — Your products appear at the top of search results with images, prices, and brand names, making them more attractive to potential buyers. ✅ Better Click-Through Rates (CTR) — Compared to text-based ads, Google Shopping Ads tend to have higher engagement due to their visual appeal. ✅ Qualified Leads — Since users see product details before clicking, they are more likely to make a purchase, reducing bounce rates. ✅ Competitive Edge — You can showcase your products alongside competitors, allowing shoppers to compare and choose. ✅ Optimized for Mobile — Google Shopping Ads are highly responsive, ensuring seamless browsing on smartphones and tablets.

How to Set Up Google Shopping Ads for Maximum ROI

1. Create a Google Merchant Center Account

Before running Shopping Ads, you need to set up a Google Merchant Center account and upload your product data feed. This feed includes details like product titles, descriptions, images, prices, and availability.

2. Link Google Merchant Center with Google Ads

After setting up your product feed, link your Google Merchant Center account with Google Ads to create and manage your Shopping campaigns.

3. Optimize Product Feed for Better Performance

A well-optimized product feed enhances ad relevance and boosts rankings. Follow these best practices:

Use high-quality images that clearly display your products.

Write compelling product titles with relevant keywords.

Provide detailed product descriptions that highlight key features.

Keep pricing competitive to attract more clicks.

4. Segment and Structure Your Campaigns

Instead of running a single campaign for all products, segment them based on product categories, price ranges, or best-sellers. This approach allows better control over bidding and performance tracking.

5. Use Smart Bidding Strategies

Google Ads offers automated bidding strategies such as Target ROAS (Return on Ad Spend) and Maximize Clicks to help you optimize ad spend. Monitor performance and adjust bids accordingly.

6. Leverage Remarketing to Boost Conversions

Use Google’s Dynamic Remarketing Ads to re-engage shoppers who have visited your website but didn’t complete a purchase. This helps improve conversion rates and brand recall.

Measuring Success: Key Metrics to Track

To ensure your Google Shopping Ads are delivering results, monitor these key performance indicators (KPIs):

Click-Through Rate (CTR): Measures how many users click on your ad.

Conversion Rate: Tracks how many users make a purchase after clicking.

Cost Per Click (CPC): Helps evaluate ad spending efficiency.

Return on Ad Spend (ROAS): Indicates profitability by comparing revenue generated to ad costs.

Final Thoughts

Google Shopping Ads provide a powerful way for e-commerce businesses to increase visibility, attract quality leads, and drive conversions. By optimizing your product feed, using smart bidding strategies, and tracking key performance metrics, you can maximize your ROI and scale your online store effectively.

Ready to take your e-commerce sales to the next level? Start leveraging Google Shopping Ads today and watch your business grow! 🚀

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Dubai, A 10-Day Adventure Filled with Real-Life Experiences, Surprises, and Stunning Landmarks

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Burj Khalifa Ticket to Burj Khalifa: https://tiqets.tp.st/upKqfZT8 This incredible journey showcases the travel experiences of two Globetogo travelers Gina and Giulio in Abu Dhabi and Dubai, detailing each day and every adventure. We arrived at the Yacht Bay Tower apartment building from Abu Dhabi in just under an hour and a half, where we had booked a studio apartment. Here, the door wasn’t opened with a key or a card but through a mobile app activated by the host at a specific time—21st century technology at its finest. We also discovered that the building had a heated pool, jacuzzi, and gym—just extra perks.

Yaht Bay Tower Book a room in Yaht Bay Tower: https://buff.ly/4hSHi8K In the evening, we grabbed a quick pizza and headed straight to bed. It was already past midnight here since the time zone is three hours ahead. In the morning, we took the metro to the Burj Khalifa. According to Google Maps, it was supposed to be a 38-minute journey, but in reality, it took over an hour and a half. The metro station was just 100 meters from our place; we rode for nine stops and then walked a long way—thankfully through air-conditioned corridors and moving walkways—until we reached Dubai Mall. After overcoming a short queue, we stood in the elevator, which shot us up to the 125th floor in just 77 seconds. The world's tallest building stands at 828 meters and was completed in 2010. Surprisingly, I felt no vertigo at all, and the panoramic view was breathtaking. In one of the photos, you can clearly see a swimming pool on top of a skyscraper below us. The weather was ideal for sightseeing—about 25°C, sunny, and beautiful.

After the Burj Khalifa, we explored Dubai Mall and had lunch there. It’s the largest shopping mall in the world, and we’ll be mentioning this phrase a lot—“the world's biggest”—because that’s exactly the goal here: to have everything other places do, just bigger and more spectacular. Unfortunately, the fountain show only operates in the evening, so we’ll have to come back for that, but even in daylight, we managed to take great pictures with the Khalifa in the background. We wrapped up the afternoon at the Aquarium, where we watched a shark feeding. There’s even a rainforest on the second floor—where else? Penguins, a seven-meter-long alligator, and everything else you'd expect in a tropical exhibit built in the middle of the desert.

So, here comes the second chapter of today's adventures. We started by unwinding in the 30°C heated pool at our apartment, relaxing after the busy morning. Then, we headed to Dubai Marina for a dinner cruise. The artificial lake, surrounded by millions of illuminated skyscrapers, was absolutely breathtaking—filled with boats, lined with restaurants, and bustling with strolling people. Romance at its peak.

Tickets to Dubai Marina Dinner Cruise: https://tiqets.tp.st/2bALdAgu We got the best seats on the boat—right at the front, on the upper deck, in the VIP section. In the last photo, you can see the Ferris wheel, which, unsurprisingly, is the largest in the world. It took six years to build, but after just two months of operation, it broke down—and years later, they still haven't managed to get it running again. (Update: it is already working)

Day 2. The Old Town Excursion Fesal was black and white because a black man in an extremely white outfit was waiting for us—he wore the typical Arab sheikh attire, except instead of a traditional headscarf, he had a baseball cap on. He spoke excellent and clear English and was very kind. We kicked off the tour at a very traditional Arabic restaurant, where we were served food, drinks, Arabic dessert, and even camel milk coffee. Meanwhile, he shared Dubai’s history with us. He joked that the name "Dubai" comes from "Do buy!"—as in, spend your money!—but then admitted that wasn't true.

After the restaurant, we visited a traditional coffee museum, where we tasted Ethiopian and Arabic coffee with dates. We also explored a museum dedicated to the Emirates’ rulers. People here adore them because everything they do is for the people. The ruler is considered a servant of the people, and the government is not allowed to let living standards decline—in fact, quite the opposite. In just 40 years, they built one of the wonders of the world. There’s no crime here; people don’t even lock their homes or cars, and there are no taxes. Dubai’s founder had a vision: to have everything other countries do, but bigger and better. When someone pointed out that other places have skiing while Dubai is just a scorching desert, the Emir reportedly said, "What? Hold my beer!" Today, Dubai has an indoor ski resort larger than some Alpine slopes. Well, maybe not literally, since the Alps don’t have covered slopes, but let’s not get caught up in the details.

We also visited a traditional desert tent, where we were once again served coffee and dates. Then, we crossed the river on a tiny boat and dove into the bustling bazaar. At a spice shop, we were given—yes, you guessed it—more coffee. No wonder I’m not sleepy! 😆 We bought a few things and took a speedboat back home. That’s when we realized the spice vendor had overcharged us—by at least one extra zero. That didn’t exactly make us happy. When we got home, we messaged our guide to ask if this seemed right. To our surprise, he responded immediately, saying, "Of course not!" He assured us we would receive a full refund, and he would personally come to pick up the items in the morning and sort everything out. Now that’s the Dubai hospitality he had told us about earlier!

Tired but filled with great experiences, we wrapped up the day. Oh, one more fun fact: at the Gold Souk, we saw the world's largest gold ring—almost six kilos of solid gold! A Guinness World Record! Day 3. Another Eventful Day Today was packed with adventures again, though the morning didn’t exactly go as planned. We had booked a boat tour for 11:00 AM and headed to the location shown on our voucher. We wandered up and down the harbor, searching for our boat, only to realize that we were actually in a cargo port—and our boat was departing from the other side of the river. Naturally, we missed it. Oh well, we figured we’d make the most of the time and take a taxi to the Museum of Illusions, which was already on our itinerary. Luckily, we had a taxi app, so we quickly called one. But by this point, we had already walked quite a few unplanned kilometers. The taxi dropped us off and pointed to the museum, mentioning that it might be closed. We paid, got out, and—surprise!—this wasn’t the museum we were looking for. It was an old one, and yes, it was closed. Great. At this point, we decided to ditch the museum plan altogether and focus on catching the next boat tour, which was nearby. But by then, the sun was blazing, and we were already exhausted. So, we took a break at a cozy little restaurant by the harbor for lunch. So far, this was the only thing that had gone right today—and it was already 12:30 PM.

Tickets to Dubai boat tour: https://tiqets.tp.st/i2ha38wg At 1:00 PM, we finally boarded our sightseeing boat, which turned out to be really nice. We sat on the upper deck and enjoyed the beautiful views. What we didn’t know was that food and drinks were included in the tour—so throughout the trip, they kept bringing us pizza and soft drinks. If we had known that, we wouldn’t have spent a fortune on lunch just half an hour earlier! Oh well… The sun was shining, we were in Dubai, and we were together—that’s all that mattered. Day 4 We Thought Today Would Be More Relaxed... Compared to the 15,000–16,000 steps of the previous days, we expected today to be a bit easier since the hop-on-hop-off bus was our main mode of transport. Well, we ended up with 19,440 steps. We started the morning at the Marina, heading to Palm Jumeirah. This artificial luxury island is home to 78,000 residents and was built in just a few years with an insane amount of stone, sand, and labor. At the very end of the island stands the Atlantis Hotel, which has underwater suites at its base—imagine lying in bed with bottlenose dolphins swimming past your glass-walled bedroom.

https://tiqets.tp.st/KKcsDEprTicket to View at the Palm and Museum of the future: After a nice long walk, we reached The View at The Palm, a tower with a 360-degree observation deck on the 52nd floor. The entire Palm Jumeirah was built from sand pumped from the sea, with millions of cubic meters of foundation laid beneath it. It’s incredible how a visionary sheikh can dream up the most unbelievable projects and turn them into reality within just a few years. We hopped back on the bus and made a quick stop at Dubai Mall for a bite to eat. But finding a restaurant there is no simple task. From the parking level, it took us 25 minutes to reach the food court. Imagine an entire mini-city inside the mall—winding paths, endless escalators, and even a Chinatown within the complex. The scale is just unreal. In the afternoon, we explored the Old Town from the bus, passing by the Royal Palace—though, of course, without the king. The surrounding lush green lawns and vibrant flowers made it feel like an Alpine village, even though this is the desert, where temperatures soar to 53°C in the summer.

Next, we stopped at the Dubai Frame—a 150-meter-high picture frame. Elevators take you up on one side, and you descend on the other, with a glass floor at the top where you can walk across, looking down 150 meters below. On one side, you see the Old Town, on the other, the modern skyline—a perfect contrast of Dubai’s past and future.

Ticket to Dubai Frame: https://tiqets.tp.st/rP67toLT Fun fact: If Dubai stopped exporting oil, their reserves would last 3,000 years. However, the sheikh has committed to switching entirely to renewable energy by 2050. The world’s largest solar farm is already here—not that we were surprised. Our final stop was the Dubai Fountain, right next to the mall. The water jets shoot up to 150 meters, synchronized with music. Hopefully, our videos capture a bit of the breathtaking atmosphere.

Tomorrow, we’re moving to another hotel. We love packing… Just kidding—it seemed like a good idea back home! 😅 Day 5 Moving Day & A Lost Phone Panic This morning started with packing up and moving to a new hotel. After a quick pack-up, we hopped in a taxi and headed to the Golden Tulip, which is basically a skyscraper. Since check-in wasn’t until 2 PM, we left our luggage at the hotel and, luckily, the shuttle bus had just arrived to take guests into the city center—perfect timing for our hop-on-hop-off sightseeing tour.

Book a room in Hotel Golden Tulip: https://buff.ly/42QxcRQ And that’s when the first adventure of the day began: I lost my phone. I left it on the shuttle bus, which is kind of a big deal in a crowded city like Dubai. Panic mode activated. We immediately called the hotel, begging them to contact the driver. We also messaged them on WhatsApp, and for a while, I was a complete nervous wreck, thinking my phone was gone forever. But then, miracle—they texted back saying they found my phone, and I could pick it up at the hotel. Huge relief. After that, sightseeing felt much more relaxed and enjoyable. When we returned to the hotel, we quickly unpacked and got ready for the day’s big adventure: the Yellow Boat tour—a high-speed boat ride around Dubai’s coastline.

Tickets for Yellow Boat tour: https://buff.ly/4aQEUNH Before boarding, they warned us: "The sea is rougher than usual today. Are you sure you want to go?" Of course, we said yes. What’s a little wave action, right? Well... turns out, the waves weren’t a little rough—they were huge. 2-3 meter (6-10 foot) waves crashing all around us, and we were flying over the water at full speed. We got completely drenched—to the point where we couldn’t even open our eyes at times. But honestly? It was amazing. We got to see the Atlantis Hotel, the Burj Al Arab, and the stunning Dubai skyline from the sea.

Now, back at the hotel, drying off and getting ready for tonight’s adventure—Glow Garden. More updates soon! Read the full article

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How to Run a High-ROI Facebook Ad Campaign

Facebook advertising is one of the most effective digital marketing strategies to drive traffic, generate leads, and boost sales. However, not all campaigns deliver a strong return on investment (ROI). To maximize your budget and results, you need a well-structured plan and continuous optimization. In this guide, we will explore the key steps to run a High-ROI Facebook Ad Campaign effectively.

1. Define Your Campaign Objective

Before launching a High-ROI Facebook Ad Campaign, it’s essential to choose the right campaign objective. Facebook offers multiple options, including:

Brand Awareness – Ideal for increasing visibility.

Traffic – Drives visitors to your website.

Lead Generation – Collects potential customer details.

Conversions – Encourages users to take specific actions.

Engagement – Boosts likes, comments, and shares.

Selecting the right objective aligns your ad strategy with business goals and improves the effectiveness of your Facebook Ad campaign.

2. Know Your Target Audience

A well-defined audience is crucial for a High-ROI Facebook Ad Campaign. Utilize Facebook’s targeting options to reach the right people:

Custom Audiences – Retarget users who have interacted with your brand.

Lookalike Audiences – Find new users similar to your existing customers.

Demographics & Interests – Target users based on age, location, interests, and behavior.

Behavioral Targeting – Focus on past purchase behavior and online activity.

Narrowing your audience ensures that your ads reach potential buyers, reducing wasted ad spend.

3. Craft Compelling Ad Creatives

The success of your High-ROI Facebook Ad Campaign depends on engaging visuals and persuasive copy. Here’s what to focus on:

Eye-Catching Images or Videos – Use high-quality media relevant to your offer.

Strong Headlines – Keep it concise and action-driven.

Clear Call-to-Action (CTA) – Direct users on what to do next (e.g., "Sign Up," "Shop Now").

A/B Testing – Experiment with different creatives to identify what works best.

Great visuals and copy can significantly impact ad performance and increase conversion rates.

4. Optimize Ad Placement and Formats

Facebook provides multiple ad placements, including:

News Feed Ads – Appear in the user’s feed.

Story Ads – Engaging full-screen ads.

Carousel Ads – Showcase multiple images or products.

Video Ads – Drive engagement with compelling motion graphics.

Choosing the right placement and format helps in achieving a High-ROI Facebook Ad Campaign while keeping costs under control.

5. Set a Budget and Optimize Bidding Strategy

A well-planned budget is key to Facebook Ad management. Follow these steps:

Start with a Test Budget – Run small test campaigns to analyze performance.

Choose the Right Bidding Strategy – Options include Cost-Per-Click (CPC) and Cost-Per-Thousand-Impressions (CPM).

Monitor Cost Per Acquisition (CPA) – Keep track of how much you’re spending per conversion.

Regular budget adjustments can improve the efficiency of your Facebook Ad campaign and boost ROI.

6. Monitor Performance and Optimize Continuously

Tracking key metrics is essential for improving your High-ROI Facebook Ad Campaign. Focus on:

Click-Through Rate (CTR) – Measures ad engagement.

Conversion Rate – Indicates how many users take the desired action.

Cost Per Click (CPC) – Helps in budget management.

Return on Ad Spend (ROAS) – Evaluates profitability.

Using Facebook Ads Manager and Google Analytics, you can refine your campaign based on data-driven insights.

7. Retarget and Scale Winning Campaigns

Retargeting allows you to reach users who have already shown interest in your brand. Use:

Website Retargeting – Show ads to visitors who didn’t convert.

Engagement Retargeting – Target users who interacted with previous ads.

Email List Retargeting – Re-engage leads through Facebook ads.

Once you identify a high-performing campaign, scale it by increasing the budget gradually or expanding the audience size.

Final Thoughts

A High-ROI Facebook Ad Campaign requires careful planning, audience segmentation, engaging creatives, and ongoing optimization. By leveraging Facebook Ad management best practices, you can maximize your ROI and achieve your business goals. If you need expert guidance, consider professional Digital Marketing Services to ensure your campaigns generate the best results.

With the right strategy, your Facebook ads can drive significant growth and revenue for your business. Start optimizing today and watch your ROI soar!