Buying groceries commercials come to YouTubes house feed and seek effects

Google introduced as of late the release of Buying groceries commercials on YouTube, which shall we manufacturers promote it their services proper within the YouTube house feed and seek effects.
Google announced today the launch of Shopping ads on YouTube, which lets brands advertise their products and services right in the YouTube home feed and search results.

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