You learn from your client, a national airline provider, that they're using feed data to add structure to their Search Ads 360 templates. Your customer also tells you that competitive flight prices are one of their business goals; they want that highlighted in their campaign. Through feeds, what are their available pricing options?

Search Ads 360 templates, when integrated with feed data, can dynamically generate ads and keywords. For airline providers, this often involves using flight feed data. While feeds can contain various pricing details, Search Ads 360 typically uses the average price for each route when dynamically inserting pricing information into ad templates. This provides a representative price point for potential customers. The options for "highest price" or "lowest price" are generally not available as standard dynamic insertion fields from feed data in Search Ads 360 for competitive pricing display. "Price options for each route" is too vague and doesn't specify the type of price used for dynamic insertion.