Topic: ad visibility

  • How Landing Page Images Boost Google PMax Ad Performance

    How Landing Page Images Boost Google PMax Ad Performance

    Google Ads now provides a preview of how landing page images will be automatically transformed into ad creatives for Performance Max campaigns before launch, offering greater transparency and strategic oversight. This feature allows advertisers to see exactly which website images, like banners or...

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  • Google Introduces New Global 'Sponsored' Ad Labels

    Google Introduces New Global 'Sponsored' Ad Labels

    Google is introducing a new "Sponsored results" label to group text and Shopping ads under a single, more noticeable heading, enhancing user recognition of paid content. Users gain the ability to hide entire sections of sponsored content directly from search results, offering greater control over...

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  • Google Shopping Ads Add Local Store Location Labels

    Google Shopping Ads Add Local Store Location Labels

    Google is testing local store location labels within Shopping ads, showing a merchant's city to provide immediate geographical context and tap into consumer preference for local businesses. The labels aim to make ads feel more local and trustworthy, potentially increasing click-through rates and ...

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  • Google Ads Now Appearing in AI Search Results

    Google Ads Now Appearing in AI Search Results

    Google is expanding the integration of ads within its AI-generated search summaries, moving from limited testing to a more widespread rollout. This evolution merges sponsored content with AI answers, potentially impacting user engagement and offering new advertising opportunities for marketers. T...

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  • Bing Tests "Sponsored Results" Grouping Like Google

    Bing Tests "Sponsored Results" Grouping Like Google

    Microsoft is testing a new Bing ad format that groups multiple paid listings under a single "Sponsored results" header, with a "Hide" button for user control, making ads blend more seamlessly with organic results. This redesign closely mirrors a recent Google update, which has led to reports of i...

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  • Google's New Rule: Separate IDs for Multi-Channel Products

    Google's New Rule: Separate IDs for Multi-Channel Products

    Google will require separate product IDs for online and in-store items if their attributes differ, starting in March 2026, to improve data accuracy for shoppers. This policy shifts feed management responsibility to retailers, who must audit and segment their product data to maintain ad visibility...

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