Google has unveiled new advertising features to help small businesses

Small business features will help you find items in local stocks at a time when many products from large retailers are still out of stock.

Letter set's Google on Wednesday acquainted new promoting highlights expected with assistance neighborhood organizations get more clients and recoup from the coronavirus pandemic. 

The highlights come as retailers over the United States were battered in the wake of being compelled to close their entryways in March as the wellbeing emergency spread, and are presently exploring reviving as the economy stands up to a downturn. 

Google, the biggest advanced promoting organization on the planet, said individuals scanning on their cell phones for nearby administrations like cooling fix or floor covering cleaning will currently have the option to book those administrations straightforwardly through Google. 

Independent companies, utilizing a Google apparatus that lets them effortlessly set up publicizing efforts, will be currently have the option to advance their business for nothing on Google Maps until the finish of September, the tech goliath said. These organizations will have the option to put a pin on Google Maps, regularly a paid promoting highlight, and feature administrations they offer, for example, curbside pickup or conveyance. 

The highlights for private ventures are proposed to assist individuals with discovering things in stock locally when numerous items are still unavailable at significant retailers because of the pandemic, said Jerry Dischler, VP and head supervisor at Google, who directs the organization's promoting items. 

"We assume a significant job to coordinate interest with organizations around the globe," he said in a meeting. 

Google said Wednesday it would give an extra $200 million (generally Rs. 1,522 crores) in free publicizing to philanthropic associations taking a shot at issues like the COVID-19 reaction or battling racial unfairness. The organization has now dedicated an aggregate of $1 billion (generally Rs. 7,600 crores) in free promotions for not-for-profits.