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Google releases new advert options to assist small companies

Alphabet Inc's Google on Wednesday launched new promoting options meant to assist native companies get extra prospects and get well from the coronavirus pandemic.
Alphabet Inc's Google on Wednesday introduced new advertising features intended to help local businesses get more customers and recover from the coronavirus pandemic.

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