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OleMash [197]
4 years ago
14

Angelo owns a bookstore and has been running a Google Shopping campaign for several months. He needs to monitor how different bo

oks are performing. How can Angelo get the information he needs?
Business
2 answers:
JulsSmile [24]4 years ago
3 0

Answer:Please Refer to the explanations section

Explanation:

Angelo may access the sales database and use the book's bar code or title of the book and the name of the Author to retrieve sales information on each book and check how a certain books is performing in terms of sales.

He must also access also access inventory (Books) database to cross reference the Number of Books sold with the total number books at the beginning and number of books on hand. the number of books on hand should equal to Total number of books at the beginning minus books sold.

olasank [31]4 years ago
3 0

Answer:

If Angelo wants to know how different books are performing, he needs to see how many clicks each of them received. He can access this information by filtering his products report in Google Ads.

Explanation:

Google Ads allows a company to current inventory data or historical inventory data about specific products or services, and you can even customize a products advertised report to focus only on a certain group of products or services.

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