Google AdWords adds Ad Scheduling
The Google "Inside AdWords" blog has announced the addition of "ad scheduling" or as it is more often know as, "day parting".
"Ad scheduling can also help you improve your ROI by ensuring that your ads run when it makes the most business sense. For instance, a local business may only want to run their ads during business hours, or an online retailer may want to boost their bids during their busier-than-normal lunchtime shopping period."When Andrew Goodman spoke here in Minneapolis at the MIMA event this week, he mentioned the impending addition of this feature to the AdWords program, but I'm not sure how many people caught it.
Kevin Newcomb over at ClickZ also has more details including several quotes from Richard Holden, director of product management at Google.
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