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As the holiday season approaches, Google rolls out updates to Shopping to keep you from getting ripped off.
As consumers increasingly throng to the web to search for products, Google is now making it easier for retailers to list their wares. The firm will no longer charge businesses for listings from the end of April, allowing retailers more exposure as they reach out to potential customers.
Instead of just linking you to stores, Google will now start showing the most popular clothing items from a variety of stores right from the search bar.
Google Shopping is now live for all in the U.S., and it's bringing a host of new features like price tracking and a stock checker for nearby stores.
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Google Express is offering new customers the ability to save 20% on their first purchase, with a max savings of $20.
Shortly following the launch of Walmart, Google Express is now adding Target to its growing list of available stores.
I don't have Google Home or Google Express. Why make my experience worse?
Google is extending the reach of its same day delivery service, Google Shopping Express, to new cities on both U.S. coasts with its arrival in Manhattan and West L.A. Covering a range of retailers including Costco, Target and Staples, folks who don't want to leave the house can get their goodies delivered to them in a jiffy. The L.A. areas covered by Google Shopping Express are:...