Google launches Hindi ads service
16 Dec 2014 1:24 AM GMT
Online search giant Google has launched Hindi ads on its display network to allow advertisers reach out to 500 million Hindi speakers across the world.
The move is part of Google’s effort to stimulate the growth of Indic languages and extend support to more languages around the world, Google said in a statement on Monday.
“Starting today, marketers will be able to advertise to India’s booming online population in the most widely spoken local language — Hindi,” it added.
“Extending the ability to support Hindi ads will enable global advertisers to connect with one of India’s fastest growing online audiences,” it said.
The move is part of Google’s effort to stimulate the growth of Indic languages and extend support to more languages around the world, Google said in a statement on Monday.
“Starting today, marketers will be able to advertise to India’s booming online population in the most widely spoken local language — Hindi,” it added.
“Extending the ability to support Hindi ads will enable global advertisers to connect with one of India’s fastest growing online audiences,” it said.
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