Google has announced that search results pages on the desktop will no longer show text ads in the right sidebar. Instead, as many as four text ads will display above the organic listings, and three text ads will show at the bottom of the page.
Google has announced that search results pages on the desktop will no longer show text ads in the right sidebar. Instead, as many as four text ads will display above the organic listings, and three text ads will show at the bottom of the page.
Innovation Visual is happy to announce one of their brightest team members, Oktawiusz Skrzek, has successfully passed his final exams and collected his Master’s degree, as a successful result of his university studies.
Oktawiusz has graduated in Public Discourse at the University of Silesia in Katowice, which is one of the biggest in Poland; and is the biggest in Silesia.
Google has now removed the right-hand side ads on the desktop results pages, a feature that has been with us since the system started. The new ad layout sees up to 4 ads at the top and up to 3 ads below the organic results. This means that the total number of paid ads showing on a results page has just dropped from 11 to 7, but the positioning of these ads is much more significant as to how advertisers can choose to react to the changes.
For the last quarter of 2015, Innovation Visual Limited had been participating in the Google Partners 'Ready to Rock' competition. On Friday the 12th of February, we were proudly named as one of the best-performing agencies, with regards to client AdWords spend during the previous quarter, and received a bundle of goodies for doing so.
Ever since Google released their “Pigeon” update back in 2014, Geographical search has become an essential subject for all SEO professionals and webmasters to consider. And the importance of local SEO has continued growing since.
The ‘Pigeon Update’ was an entirely new algorithm that was first released on the 24th July, 2014. Its purpose is to accurately provide more relevant local search results, whilst also adhering to the more traditional ranking signals.
At the very beginning of 2016, while all the webmasters and SEOs were patiently waiting for something that could potentially be the next generation of the Penguin update (which is known as an anti-spamlink part of search engine ranking modifications), we all have become witnesses of something that undoubtedly will remain a historical event in Google’s algorithm update continuity. This was a series of core algorithm updates, which was responsible for considerable SERPs fluctuations in the first two weeks of January. They were described by Algoroo tracking tool as the biggest ever.
